Dr. Gary Lash, geosciences professor, was interviewed about the presence of hydrocarbons in Marcellus shale by writer David Rotman for the in-dep...
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The SUNY Fredonia College of Natural and Social Sciences is holding the second Social Science Colloquium of the 2009-2010 academic year on Monday, Nov...
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Student and faculty research projects in Jewett Hall biology classes are being greatly enhanced by the gift of a new Syngene gel documentation system, thanks to a donation by Dr. Christopher Mirabelli, '77, who has held senior research and development positions in the pharmaceutical industry.

The Graduate Studies Office and Faculty Student Association are sponsoring a Graduate Student Symposium Conversations across the Disciplines...
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Natalie Gerber Natalie Gerber (English) participated in a recording for a program on PoemTalk, a nationally broadcast radio progra...
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Birger Vanwesenbeeck is one of three editors of the book just published by McFarland & Co., "William Gaddis, "The Last of Something" Critical...
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Dr. Neil Feit, recipient of the 2009 William T. Hagan Young Scholar/Artist Award at SUNY Fredonia, will present the lecture, “Mental Representation and the Self,” on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 4 p.m. in McEwen Hall Room 209. The lecture will be followed by a reception and the public is invited to attend.

In the first of a series of presentations by Fredonia scholars, Dr. Kate Mahoney and her students will discuss the Fredonia/Wales exchange program. Dr. Mahoney and College of Education students travelled to Swansea, Wales in May as part of the 20-year-old College of Education exchange program that brings SUNY Fredonia students into Welsh classrooms.

Dr. Linda Czuba Brigance of the communication department faculty will be presenting a paper titled: "Material and Symbolic Places: Rhetorical Construc...
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Dr. Julie Fitzpatrick, assistant professor of Finance in the Business Administration department won the Best Paper Award at the Value Symposium o...
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Students in th biology department who were awarded Research Scholarships to pursue inquiries in 2009 will present the results of their studies at the annual Biology Deparatment Research Presentation Friday, Oct. 16, starting at 2:15 p.m. in Jewett Hall Room 101. Refreshments and a reception follows the two-hour event.

The Women’s Studies and Journalism Departments are presenting an archived webcast with New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner Nicholas Kristof on Monday, October 12 at 7 p.m. in 101 Jewett Hall. The webcast, titled, “Half the Sky,” is based on Kristof’s recent book, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, which he co-authored with Sheryl WuDunn

The SUNY Fredonia College of Natural and Social Sciences is holding the first Social Science Colloquium of the 2009-10 academic year on Monday, Oct. 12 with featured speaker Xuguang "Simon" Sheng, assistant professor of economics.

SUNY Fredonia’s College of Education will host the 20th Annual Early Childhood Conference on Saturday, Oct. 3, in McEwen Hall.  The conference, co-sponsored by the College of Education, the Chautauqua County Association for the Education of Young Children, and Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc., will consist of two sessions with featured presenter Janice Smestad, President of Empathy Associates, Ltd, of Merrick, N.Y

Scholars from around the world will be on campus Oct. 1-3 to take part in a three-day symposium devoted to the life and works of the prominent early 20th-century Austrian-Jewish author Stefan Zweig. Numerous archival materials from the university’s internationally renowned Zweig collection will be exhibited, many for the very first time. Other highlights include keynote addresses visiting scholars and a Zweig biographer, as well as the U.S. premiere of the Brazilian feature film, “Lost Zweig,” with director Sylvio Back in attendance.

Ellen Litwicki, professor of history, presented an address, “’Agitate, Educate, Organize’: The History of Labor Day” to the General Society of Mechani...
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Dr. Ingrid Johnston-Robledo   SUNY Fredonia Department of Psychology faculty member Ingrid Johnston-Robledo has been named a ...
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Dr. Leesa Rittelmann presented the paper "Portrait Photography and Physiognomic Theory from Darwin to the Third Reich," at the conference "Evolution a...
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SUNY Fredonia is providing an exceptional opportunity this semester for a handful of select students to learn about cancer biology from one of the world’s leading researchers in cryobiology, a branch of biology that studies how extremely low temperatures can be used to treat diseases.

Dr. Linda Dorsten, at center in blue shirt, with graduate studemts at Xinjiang University. Dr. Linda Dorsten, sociolo...
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