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Drout appointed SUNY Distinguished Service Professor
Dr. Cheryl Drout, a professor in the Department of Psychology at Fredonia, was appointed a SUNY Distinguished Service Professor, effective March 18.
Recognizing outstanding faculty and professional staff
Three outstanding Fredonia employees were named by Interim President Dennis L. Hefner to receive the 2020 President’s Awards for Excellence and Fredonia College Council Award for Community Engagement.
Greystone Nature Preserve student internships stay on track
Though some activities have been changed or postponed due to coronavirus pandemic restrictions, student internships at Greystone Nature Preserve are humming along this spring, just...
A daily routine, a daily plan, defines Distance Education
“Let’s get on with it…let’s make today count.” With those words, a sip of coffee, and a cleansing breath (or two), Department of Theatre and Dance Professor Paul Mockovak greets his students each weekday morning on Facebook.
Summer Sessions I and II now to be offered via Distance Education
All classes for the first and second sessions of Summer School will be taught exclusively in a Distance Education format.
Remote options enable student internships to ‘weather’ coronavirus pandemic
Like classroom learning, internships have been modified during the COVID-19 pandemic so Fredonia students can “still get the most out” of these valuable experiences, thanks to guidance and assistance provided by the Career Development Office.
Students have until April 20 to enter online Student Research and Creativity Expo
The deadline for students to participate in the online version of the Student Research and Creativity Expo has been extended to Monday, April 20.
Business Club project rises to challenges and wins first place in state competition
The inaugural Adopt-a-Non-Profit project developed by students in the Business Club at Fredonia to improve the overall operation of the Lakeshore Humane Society placed first in the Community Service Project category at the New York Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference competition.
Alumna Kaleigh Vogan wins statewide education award
Starting as a babysitter, Kaleigh Vogan has always worked with children, but she can trace her “ah ha” moment – when she knew she destined to become a teacher – to an experience in high school. She “interviewed” a class of kindergartners and fifth graders for an art project and made an astute observation.
Fredonia launches new Data Science minor
Data Science, a new academic minor designed to give an edge to students to solve problems in a variety of academic fields, will be in place at Fredonia when the Fall 2020 semester opens.