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Dr. Scott Ferguson with student in genetics lab

Biology students co-author new research on praying mantids

Undergraduates collaborate with faculty on published studies exploring the genetics and ecology of mantid reproduction.

Dr. Wentao Cao

Faculty member edits special issue on Asian tectonics

Dr. Wentao Cao is a guest editor of a newly published special issue of the Journal of Asian Earth Sciences: X.

SUNY Fredonia students lead children through exploration of the stream table at the Gem and Mineral Show.

Students share the fun of geology at community event

Faculty, students, and alumni of the Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences helped bring hands-on geoscience education to the public.

Exercise Science students working in the lab

Students encouraged to apply for Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program

CSTEP is an initiative designed to support students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and other licensed professions.

Dr. Birger Vanwesenbeeck (right) with Dr. Mark Gelber and Dr. Martina Wörgötter-Peck, who hold their copies of Sivan Adler's edited Holocaust memoir.

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.

Mason Fuller (in left photo), with Owen Wagner, with Ethnic and Gender Studies Coordinator Jeanette McVicker.

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.

Representing SUNY Fredonia at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association convention were (from left) Declan Whitmore, Kaylee Guzman, Dr. Bridget Russell and Madison Winfield.

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.