Biology students receive awards at Great Lakes Research Conference
Biology research students Cassidy Hahn and Nick Sard received awards at the Great Lakes Research Consortium Annual Conference. The event was held March 13-14 at...
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Kim Tillery authors chapter in new edition of textbook
Dr. Kim Tillery Dr. Kim Tillery authored a chapter in the recently published Handbook of Clinical Audiology, Sixth Edition, published by Lippincott: Williams and Wilkins...
Students present papers at Latin American conference
Four undergraduate students and one professor from SUNY Fredonia presented papers on March 7 at the Mid-Atlantic Council of Latin American Studies (MACLAS) Annual Conference...
Katie Hite named Res Life Student of the Month for February
SUNY Fredonia’s Department of Residence Life has named Katie Hite as the winner of its Student of the Month Award for February. She is a...
Jan Conradi writes book on Unimark International
Lars Müller Publishers of Baden, Switzerland, has contracted to publish "Unimark International: The Design of Business and the Business of Design," authored by Jan Conradi...
John Stinson publishes article on Roth novel
English Professor John Stinson's article titled " 'I Declare War': A New Street Game and New Grim Realities In Roth's The Plot Against America" has...
Cindy Bird and Matthew Kindberg create literary guides for Jackson biography
Dr. Cindy Bird, assistant professor of Literacy, and Matthew Kindberg, an area high school teacher pursuing a master’s degree in Literacy, produced reader’s and teacher’s...
Berger VanWesenbeeck wins summer fellowship
Birger Vanwesenbeeck (English) has been awarded a Summer Research Fellowship from the Northeast Modern Language Association. He will receive the award during a formal ceremony...
Graduate appears on "Life on Mars"
1993 Theatre and Dance major, Andy Konrad, appeared in an episode on the ABC series, "Life On Mars." Andy, a freelance actor, played the guitarist...
Theatre talent helps bring back forgotten Mark Twain comedy
For more than 100 years, a Mark Twain script lay forgotten in a file drawer at a university library in California. Today it has come...