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Seminar series to explore the use of assessments in the age of artificial intelligence
A talk, “Authentic assessments for meeting challenges of generative artificial intelligence,” will be given by Dr. Masood Khan as part of the Department of Computer and Information Science’s monthly seminar series.
Fulbright Scholar to join Fredonia faculty for spring semester
Dr. Miroslawa Wielopolska-Szymura will travel from her home in Poland to join the Department of Communication as a Fulbright Scholar in Residence at SUNY Fredonia for the Spring 2024 semester.
Igoe colon cancer public service message wins New York broadcasters award
Associate Professor Mike Igoe, along with former SUNY Fredonia videographer Jim Gibbons, produced a public service announcement that won an Excellence in Broadcasting Award in Buffalo.
Experiences of transgender, non-binary teachers focus of McEntarfer journal article
Associate Professor Heather McEntarfer has co-authored, with Dr. Matthew Rice, a qualitative research article that examines the experiences of transgender and non-binary (TGNB) Pre-K-12 teachers.
Student field trip yields Devonian-aged rock that could explain mass extinction event
Science students on a field trip initiated by SUNY Fredonia alumnus Randy Blood literally had a direct hand in gathering samples of Devonian-aged rock that may help researchers to understand circumstances that lead to a major mass extinction event on earth.
New University Police Chief Carpenter to speak at first Brown Bag talk
An informal talk by Gordon T. Carpenter Jr., the new Chief of University Police, will open the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Brown Bag Lunch series on Wednesday, Oct. 4, at noon, in Williams Center Room S204.
Vanwesenbeeck interviews ‘Reykjavik’ authors in New York City
Dr. Ici Vanwesenbeeck interviewed Katrín Jakobsdóttir, the prime minister of Iceland, and writer Ragnar Jónasson about their new crime fiction, "Reykjavik," at Scandinavia House in New York City.
SUNY Fredonia Stratigraphy class to experience field work with peers
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.
First-year student Psychology student pens, self-publishes, horror fiction
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.
Student crafts summer internship with topflight New York City track club
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.