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.
Two students have received Scholar-Activist Awards celebrating their academic excellence and community activism on behalf of inclusion, equity and diversity.
Dr. Nathan Huvard will lead a pre-concert lecture in the 1891 Fredonia Opera House “Live at the Met” series.
The Fredonia College Foundation is accepting proposals for the Williams Visiting Professorship.
Senior Elliot Sommers is mentoring high school students in an internship through the Buffalo, NY-based Compeer mental health program.
Dr. Seungbak Lee co-authored published research that examines the role of sports analytics in modern kinesiology and sports management.
Grace Riordan, a senior from Getzville, NY, was named November Resident Assistant of The Month by Residence Life.
Maisie Strader, a senior from Brockport, NY, was named the November Student of The Month by Residence Life.
Watching a live NBA game in an arena is a far different experience than watching the game on television.
Communication Disorders and Sciences Department students presented original Parkinson’s disease research at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention.
The next Fredonia Brown Bag Lunch is on Dec. 10 at noon in Williams Center Room S204.