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Students present research at Rochester Academy of Science paper session

SUNY Fredonia students presented their research at the Rochester Academy of Science’s 50th Annual Fall Scientific Paper Session.

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Student’s ‘Three-Man Hill’ photographs to appear in SUNY book

Photographs of “Three-Man Hill” taken by Becca Torncello will soon have a SUNY-sized audience in “Nature State of Mind.”

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Brown Bag talk to explore economic development in the county

Economic development in Chautauqua County will be examined in the final Brown Bag talk of the fall semester.

Syd Lamberton, with faculty who nominated her for the award, Kim Weborg-Benson and Dr. Thomas Hegna.

Lamberton named Honors ‘Student of the Month'

Syd Lamberton, a senior from Pennsylvania majoring in Adolescence Education: Earth Science, is the October recipient of the Honors Student of the Month Award.

Professor Bernd Gottinger in studio with students.

SUNY Fredonia’s Gottinger and alumnus among GRAMMY nominees

The 2025 GRAMMY nominations announced on Nov. 8 included Professor and Coordinator of Sound Recording Technology Bernd Gottinger.

Davoud Moradi

Machine learning is focus in department’s monthly seminar

The presentation, “Exploring Theories Behind Machine Learning: Computational Geometry and Data Distribution,” will be given on Friday, Nov. 15.

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ACE program benefits SUNY Fredonia students in their educational journey

For the students in the Advancing Completion Through Engagement (ACE) program, it’s all about support, structure and community.

Drs. Marc Wilcox and Melanie Zimmer

Youngerman Center bids adieu to Wilcox and welcomes new audiologist

A career spanning three decades drew to a close at the end of September with the retirement of audiologist Dr. Marc Wilcox.

Abigail Jacobson gives an update on research for the article she’s writing for COMM 359: Chautauqua Matters.

Students strive to address ‘news deserts’ in new course

Through an upper-level Communication course, students are taking a “deep dive” in journalism to examine key issues impacting Chautauqua County.