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Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Students enrolled in GEO 400: Stratigraphy will go on a joint field trip to two sites near Rochester, NY, with students in a stratigraphy class from SUNY Geneseo on Sunday, Sept. 24.
While Zachary Ayers focuses on earning a degree in Psychology and ultimately becoming a clinical mental health counselor, he’s already developed a successful side hustle/hobby as a published author.
An internship is required for a minor in Athletic Coaching, but you’re a SUNY Fredonia student and you live downstate, far from campus. A real dilemma, right? Not for Arden Brown, who helped create an internship with the Central Park Track Club.
Select Musical Theatre students will have the opportunity to participate in a master class lead by Broadway star Eden Espinosa, known for her critically acclaimed portrayal of Elphaba in “Wicked,” at Rosch Recital Hall on Friday, Sept. 22, at 2 p.m.
“Concurrent Encryption and Lossless Compression using Inversion Ranks,” an article co-written by Department of Computer Information Sciences Professor Ziya Arnavut and SUNY Fredonia alumnus Dr. Basar Koc, will be published in Elsevier’s Journal of Information Security and Applications.
The student poster, “Surviving on Dry Land: Geoarchaeological Evidence for a Potential Native American Occupation during the 4.2 KA Drought in Western New York,” created by sophomore Geology major Savannah Steves and Geology graduates Joli Springborn and Tyler Spears, will be presented at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America.
The new Partners in Inquiry and Creativity program strives to foster connections between students who are interested in research and creative activity and faculty/staff members who are interested in acting as a mentor.
Where SUNY Fredonia students want to ultimately live after graduation is a key factor the Career Development Office considers when leading students to prospective internship opportunities and preparing them for the application/interview process.
Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor Matthew Purtill recently had a paper published on the potential impacts of sampling bias in archaeological practice.
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Jesse J. Norris authored an article showing that of the 595 homicides of police officers by civilians between 2008 and 2021, 12 percent had some evidence of ideological motivations.