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Middle schoolers, grad students thrive at Fredonia STEM camp
“This is hands-on labor and the projects are unique, challenging and often messy – just like science and math.” That’s the guiding approach of Department of Mathematical Sciences Professor Keary Howard to learning activities he creates for Camp COMETS.
Investiture for President Kolison planned for Sept. 9
The State University of New York at Fredonia is pleased to announce the pandemic-delayed Investiture for Stephen H. Kolison Jr., Ph.D., as the university's 14th President. The ceremony will take place Friday, Sept. 9, at 1 p.m., in King Concert Hall.
SUNY Fredonia faculty outreach expands science education at Chautauqua
Faculty in the Department of Biology at the State University of New York at Fredonia created a new collaboration with Chautauqua Institution to increase science education opportunities for Chautauqua County students this summer through the institution’s Chautauqua Field Trips program.
SUNY Fredonia hosting film/video association conference
More than 400 people affiliated with the film and video industry have gathered at SUNY Fredonia for the 76th annual conference of the University Film and Video Association.
SUNY Fredonia to host STEM camp for middle schoolers
Camp COMETS, a four-day camp designed to introduce talented middle school students to advanced concepts in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in fun, creative and exciting ways, will be held at SUNY Fredonia on Aug. 8 to 11.
Taverna receives ‘Outstanding Service Award’ at SUNY Technology Conference
Christopher Taverna received the 2022 SUNY Educational Technology Officers Association (EdTOA) Outstanding Service Award at the 2022 SUNY Technology Conference on June 21-23.
SUNY Fredonia science students’ research yields new findings about Chautauqua Lake
Researchers are gaining a better understanding of factors that can influence the growth of harmful algae blooms in Chautauqua Lake, thanks to research compiled last summer by two undergraduate science students at SUNY Fredonia.
SUNY Fredonia researcher to speak at Chautauqua Lake Water Quality Conference
Dr. Courtney Wigdahl-Perry, a leading scientist who studies harmful algae blooms in Chautauqua Lake and associate professor in the Department of Biology, will be among experts who will address water quality issues at the 2022 Chautauqua Lake Water Quality Conference on June 18.
Local colleges unite for students seeking Bachelor’s
Beginning this fall, a new partnership between SUNY Jamestown Community College and SUNY Fredonia will make attaining a bachelor’s degree more accessible to the Southern Tier.
Physical therapy top choice among Exercise Science grads at SUNY Fredonia
Six newly minted or recent graduates who earned B.S. degrees in Exercise Science at SUNY Fredonia will continue their education in Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs – the most popular choice among over a dozen Fredonians accepted at health professions schools across the country.