Campus welcomes annual U.K. education exchange students
SUNY Fredonia has recently become home to nine students from the University of Plymouth in England and 10 students from Swansea Metropolitan University in Wales...
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Puerto Ricans in Central Florida are focus of traveling exhibit
The bilingual exhibit, "Restoring Community History: Puerto Ricans in Central Florida," will open this week at SUNY Fredonia's Reed Library as well as at the...
Feb. 23 Fair will cover study abroad courses this summer; offer passport help
The International Education Center has announced its annual Adventures Abroad Fair for Tuesday Feb. 23. The fair will take place in the lobby of McEwen...
Faculty to discuss experiences in Russia
Professor Anton Agafonov of the Department of Modern Languages, together with Professor Jack Croxton of the Department of Psychology, will give a presentation titled, 鈥淎...
Film students broaden experience with excursion to Turkey during J-Term
Turkey proved to be an exhilarating destination for seven aspiring SUNY Fredonia film students who participated in 鈥淵outh Filmmaking in Turkey,鈥 a U.S. State Department...
On Your Mark, Get Set, SLUSH!
The SUNY Fredonia International Education Center is hosting its second annual two-mile 鈥渇un run,鈥 also known as the Slush Rush, on Sunday, March 7. The...
Communication professors to discuss youth filmmaking in Turkey
Professors Nefin Din莽 and Ted Schwalbe, both of the Department of Communication, will discuss their recently completed 鈥淵outh Filmmaking in Turkey鈥 project. The talk, 鈥淔ilmmaking...
Two summer study abroad programs are open to the public
Two of SUNY Fredonia鈥檚 summer programs-- in England and Ghana-- are open to community members, offering invaluable experiences and a lifetime of memories. Eight other...
Technology door to Japan opens at SUNY Fredonia Business Incubator
SUNY Fredonia officials and community leaders recently gathered with guests from Japan at the new Business Technology Incubator in downtown Dunkirk to mark the start...
Schwalbe and Dinc collaborate with American-Turkish Assn. to screen films
Communication Department faculty Nefin Dinc and Ted Schwalbe continue working on their Department of State grant 鈥淵outh Filmmaking in Turkey.鈥 The 18 films produced by...