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.
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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.
Student expands research skills at prestigious national lab
Biochemistry major Isabelle “Belle” Price has raised her research acumen to an entirely new level at Argonne National Laboratory.
‘Bits to Qubits’ focus of computer presentation
A talk, “Quantum Computers: Bits to Qubits,” will be given by Dr. Gurmukh Singh on Wednesday, Nov. 19.
Geology field trips spur student ‘ah hah!’ reactions
“When we go on field trips, students really have an ‘ah hah!’ moment.”
Local documentary to be featured at Brown Bag Lunch
The next Brown Bag Lunch will feature a screening of “Among the Hemlocks: Fantastic Stories from Fredonia, NY” and talk.
Student receives ceramics fellowship
Undergraduate Jakob Cullen has completed a Studio Assistant Fellowship at the prestigious Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.
McEntarfer co-authors paper on strengths of trans, nonbinary teachers
Dr. Heather McEntarfer is co-author of the paper, “'It Has Made Me Stronger:' The Strengths of Trans and Nonbinary Teachers."