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Gradimir Mesarich, a junior Molecular Genetics major, and Associate Professor Scott Ferguson discuss a procedure to determine if a segment of DNA is amplified.

Students continue biology research this summer at SUNY Fredonia

Summer research in biology is alive and well at SUNY Fredonia and includes eight undergraduate and graduate students.

Sydney Hawkins (left) and Isabelle Price, in the Joseph and Jane (Schuster) Falcone Greenhouse in the Science Center, a frequent destination of science students.

Biology, Biochemistry students awarded prestigious research grants

Two SUNY Fredonia students will dramatically expand their investigative experience this summer through the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program.

Jace Jacobs places a note, or insert, into programs for “Nina Simone: Four Women,” a recent production at Geva Theater, to indicate an understudy will appear in an upcoming performance of the drama.

Internships connect recent Theatre Arts graduate to prized job opportunity

In the internship world, Jace Jacobs hit a homerun – landing a job that successfully builds on internship experiences.

Honors Program learning contracts benefit Communication Disorders and Sciences students

Communication Disorders and Sciences students are gaining valuable experiences through Honors Program learning contracts.

Students check with businesses, non-profits and other organizations that provide internships at the annual Job & Internship Expo held every spring in the Williams Center Multipurpose Room.

Stipends dedicated for unpaid internships poised to jump in 2024-2025

The number of Fredonia students receiving cash stipends for credit-bearing, unpaid internships is expected to double – climbing to over 250 – this year.

Sydney Hawkins, collecting new samples in Chautauqua Lake.

Summer internship giving student a ‘good look’ into world of research

A junior Biology major, through a summer internship, is getting a “good look into the research world” through career-building skills.

Harrison Youngers prepares plates to grow C. elegans worms as part of ongoing research being conducted this summer with Dr. Jonathan Kniss.

Science students gaining immersive experience through summer research

It’s summer, but learning doesn’t go on hiatus for SUNY Fredonia science students undertaking summer research projects on campus and out in the field.

Chris LaGrow (right), with Computer and Information Sciences Adjunct Lecturer Gregory Cole, in his CSIT 251 class.

CDO outreach helps students land the ideal internship

It’s really never too early for students to begin exploring internship opportunities and recognizing the contribution the short-term supervised work experiences can ultimately play in...

Patience Glatt, with a portrait of the late SUNY Fredonia President Emeritus Oscar E. Lanford.

Glatt to receive Lanford Presidential Prize at Commencement

Patience Glatt, whose ambitious higher educational journey can be illustrated with an impressive set of numbers, has been selected as the recipient of the 2024...

SUNY Fredonia junior Accounting students David Jordan, of Philadelphia, PA, and Shon Thompson, Gowanda, NY, review the tax return they have prepared for Fredonia, NY, resident Helen Burt.

Accounting students net great returns in ‘one-on-one’ client connections through VITA internships

A profitable learning experience awaits Accounting students, whose career plans may include working directly with individual clients, through Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) internships coordinated...

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