Students encouraged to apply for Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program
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Aspiring medical school student to receive Lanford Presidential Prize
Acquiring experience in medical care was the right prescription for Julia T. Skiba to receive SUNY Fredonia’s highest academic honor.
Prep courses available at no cost to students, alumni
For the first time, SUNY Fredonia is offering a number of free Kaplan Test Prep courses.
Student’s edited Holocaust memoir attracts interest at association meeting
Copies of the Holocaust memoir edited by senior Sivan Adler drew attention at the Modern Language Association (MLA) annual meeting.
Scholar-Activist Awards recognize students
Two students have received Scholar-Activist Awards celebrating their academic excellence and community activism on behalf of inclusion, equity and diversity.
‘Super active’ defines Journalism major accorded top honor
Maisie Strader, a senior from Brockport, NY, was named the November Student of The Month by Residence Life.
Students present Parkinson’s disease research at national convention
Communication Disorders and Sciences Department students presented original Parkinson’s disease research at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention.
Faculty present research at association convention
Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences faculty presented at the 2025 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention.
‘Taking a core’ along Lake Erie shore highlights extensive student geology field trip
Students gained “first-hand experience” burrowing through layers of black shale, guided by a highly skilled geologist and SUNY Fredonia alumnus.
Innovation starts here: Lessons from a Fredonia graduate’s path to success
When Collin Preston received a Computer and Information Sciences degree, he had made his mark as a researcher and problem-solver.