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21st Annual OSCAR Expo to showcase student research and creative activity
Hundreds of students will fill the Multipurpose Room in the Williams Center with a cornucopia of research projects in the OSCAR program’s Student Research and Creativity Exposition on Thursday, May 2.
Calling all artistic scientists!
A call for submissions is now underway for the Art of Science Exhibition to be staged on May 4 at the Science Center. The event celebrates the connections between science and art. All art projects must include an explanation of the science behind the piece.
Senior presents research at American Chemical Society meeting
Alexander Green, a senior Chemistry major, recently presented his research, “Synthesis of Novel Nitrosamine, a Nitroxyl (HNO) and Nitric Oxide (NO) Donor,” at the spring National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, held March 30 to April 4, in Orlando, Fla.
2019 graduate to expand Fredonia legacy in doctoral program
Fredonia senior Kevin Aumiller is the latest link in the growing connection between Fredonia’s Science program and Johns Hopkins University.
Campus Brown Bag talk to examine immigration and the law
The hot-button issue of immigration and the law will be examined by Emma Buckthal, supervising immigration attorney at the Buffalo office of Volunteer Lawyers Project, at the next Brown Bag lecture on Wednesday, April 3, at noon at the State University of New York at Fredonia.
Learn about biology research, enjoy pizza at Science Center gathering
Students majoring in biological sciences can learn about research and study abroad opportunities with Department of Biology faculty, and also enjoy pizza and be eligible for prizes, on Wednesday, March 6, beginning at 5 p.m., at the Science Center atrium.
Neglected role of Africans in World War I topic of guest speaker
The relatively little known role that Africans played in World War I will be explored by Indiana University professor Dr. Michelle Moyd in a talk, “Radical Potentials, Conservative Realities: African Veterans’ Politics after World War I,” on Monday, March 25, at 6 p.m.
Senior wins prestigious national journalism fellowship
Senior Monica A. Manney is one of 12 college journalists from across the U.S. selected to participate in a Diversity Fellowship Program, sponsored by Capitol Broadcasting and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s School of Media and Journalism.
Business faculty pen article that advocates alternative to costly textbooks
Two faculty members in the School of Business, Drs. Reneta Barneva and Lisa Walters, have co-written “Integrating Open Educational Resources into Undergraduate Business Courses,” an article that proposes an alternative to traditional business textbooks, published by Sage Journal of Instructional Technology Systems.
Students to relive ‘medical brigade’ duty in Honduras at Fredonia presentation
The one-of-a-kind experience of serving on a “medical brigade” in Honduras during the semester break will be shared by students in a presentation on Friday, Feb. 15, at 3 p.m., in the Science Center’s Kelly Family Auditorium.