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Student art sales raise over $2,000 for Literacy Volunteers
Sales of artwork created by Department of Visual Arts and New Media students at Fredonia have provided a hefty financial boost to Literacy Volunteers of Chautauqua County, a non-profit that provides tutoring services in reading, math, English language and other subjects.
Communication capstone course students produce film ‘Red Skies at Night’
Students enrolled in a senior capstone are completing post-production of “Red Skies at Night,” a story that takes place in the 18th century about a man, whose marriage is in trouble, who receives advice from a mythological fish.
Business professors win ‘Best Paper Award’ at Academy of Finance conference
Three faculty in Fredonia’s School of Business received the Best Paper Award in the field of financial education at the Academy of Finance’s 2021 International Virtual Conference.
T-shirt sales to benefit international student scholarship fund
International Student Services is selling commemorative international student t-shirts, featuring a unique word cloud that lists the cities, towns and villages of Fredonia’s current international students.
Gently used business clothing drive slated for April 30
The SUNY Fredonia Business Club will be conducting a clothing drive on Friday, April 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., in an effort to open a business attire clothing store in the fall semester.
Chemistry student, faculty member to engage in DOE summer research
Brandon Landis, a junior Chemistry major, and Department of Chemistry Assistant Professor Allan Jay Cardenas will conduct summer research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Wash.
Faculty member receives sub-grant for student leadership program in addiction services
The Chautauqua Addiction Services Leadership Development Program will recruit three cohorts of highly qualified SUNY Fredonia Social Work and Jamestown Community College Human Services and Addiction Counseling students to foster their interest and commitment to serving in the addiction services workforce in Chautauqua County.
Consequences of unfair police treatment focus of final Brown Bag talk
“Health-Related Consequences of Unfair Treatment by Police” is both a timely topic and the title of a lecture University at Buffalo Assistant Professor of Sociology Christopher Dennison will deliver in the final Brown Bag Lunch Series talk on May 5.
Virtual benefit dog walk ‘Poké-Paws’ underway
“Poké-Paws,” this year’s Lend a Paw for Autism dog walk presented by HAIL! Fredonia Records and Fredonia’s Music Industry program to benefit the Institute for Autism Research, has gone virtual.
Davis appointed SUNY Distinguished Professor
Dr. James Davis, a Professor of Musicology and Chair of the Music History Area in the Fredonia School of Music, has been appointed a State University of New York Distinguished Professor.