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Vanwesenbeeck presents talk in the Netherlands
Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck gave a public lecture at Utrecht University in the Netherlands at the invitation of the research groups for Modern and Contemporary Literature and Terra Critica.
McVicker has paper published and will present at international conference
Jeanette McVicker, professor of English, will have an expanded version of her 2022 conference paper for the annual international conference on Virginia Woolf, "Woolfian Ethics, Heterotopias, and Nonviolence" published in the online _Selected Papers_ (2024), edited by Amy Smith, for Clemson University Press.
Impact of Jarvis’s Vonnegut scholarship continues to grow
Department of English Professor Christina Jarvis continues to share Kurt Vonnegut’s social justice and environmental legacies with new audiences.
SUNY Fredonia alumnus receives prestigious Wolf Prize in Chemistry
Dr. Jeffery W. Kelly, ’82, is one of a trio of scientists awarded the 2023 Wolf Prize in Chemistry by the Wolf Foundation.
Igoe produces video for colon cancer awareness
To call attention to the importance of getting screened for colon cancer during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Associate Professor Mike Igoe produced a public service announcement (PSA) that will air on MY TV Buffalo, Channel 49, in March.
Journal publishes Ataee research paper
The journal of Expert Systems with Application has published the article, "A frame and first-order logic solution for the Wumpus World: Implemented in Flora-2," written by Department of Computer and Information Sciences Assistant Professor Shahin Mehdipour Ataee.
Shirley Smit awarded NSSLHA scholarship
Shirley Smit, a Communication Disorders and Sciences major, has received one of four Undergraduate Sophomore Scholarships awarded nationwide to students by the National Student Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Zoom talk to frame abortion, Roe v. Wade, in U.S. history
A virtual talk, "Not Deeply Rooted in American History? Contextualizing Abortion and Roe v. Wade," will be presented by University of Connecticut Visiting Assistant Professor Elisabeth Davis on Wednesday, March 1, at 6 p.m.
Students give their Honduras medical experiences glowing reviews
Students describe their time serving on brigades that provided much-need medical care in rural Honduras during the J-Term as one of the best experiences of their life.
Wind Ensemble in concert on March 4
The SUNY Fredonia Wind Ensemble will open its spring performance schedule with an exciting concert of traditional and contemporary works on Saturday, March 4, 8 p.m. in King Concert Hall.