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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President Dennis L. Hefner will participate on a panel at the regional event, “What the New Era of Reform Means for Higher Education,” to be hosted by...
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James Piorkowski Faculty website>> Discography website>> For the ...
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Tuesday, Oct. 20, In the second of a four-concert series, “The Complete Works of Beethoven for Violin and Piano,” violin professor Maureen Yuen joins forces with piano professor Sean Duggan. Part three of the series will be presented on Wednesday, November 1, and the final concert of the series will be on Sunday, January 31, 2010.

The second Brown Bag Lecture in the College of Arts & Humanities will bring to life the thrills, chills, and backstage events involved in mounting an opera. The panel discussion entitled, “Putting It Together: The Art and Scholarship of Staging La Bohème,” will showcase selections from the opera set to open on November 12th on campus in Marvel Theatre. The talk will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 4, noon, in Diers Recital Hall in Mason Hall (this is a new location for the series).

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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Fredonia placed third among 11 teams at the Northeast Preliminary International Collegiate Programming Contest was held on campus Saturday, Oct. 17. The University of Rochester and Hobart College took first and second place.

Outstanding Administrative Service Awards were recently recognized at a luncheon in their honor. Tracy Bennett, SUNY Fredonia vice president for Administration, cited the five award recipients for their outstanding performance.

The International Education Center at SUNY Fredonia announced that Fredonia alumna Mary Hills is the new Assistant Director of International Education...
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SUNY Fredonia’s Department of Residence Life has announced TV and film major Joseph Lopez as the Student of the Month for September 2009. Lopez is a j...
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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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Dr. Nancy Gee has been named a Mars Corporation fellow for her human-animal interaction research. She has been working with the children in the Youn...
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As a professor of digital foundations at SUNY Fredonia, Peter Tucker has a unique artistic style. His work is characterized by a playful attitude of exploration and questioning. He is one of the newest members of the faculty in Visual Arts and New Media.  “I like the closeness of the community here at SUNY Fredonia,” Tucker said. “It is lovely to have an arts department this strong at such as small school.”

How many doors can a Business Administration degree open for SUNY Fredonia graduates? For Clifton C. Turner (’84), it’s quite a few. And impressive ones, too. He will receive the Alumni Association's Outstanding Achievement Award on Saturday, Oct. 10 at Homecoming.

Debra Cambria and Susan Wilkes were honored as the recipients of two secretarial awards presented at the annual Fall Conference of the Secretarial and...
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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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SUNY Fredonia’s a cappella groups Much More Chill (all-male) and Some Like it Hot (all-female) will open for alternative rock singer-songwriter Ben Folds, who will perform with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) during a concert on Oct. 8 at Kleinhan’s Music Hall in Buffalo.

Fredonia State alumna Julia Hopson is a finalist for the 2009 NCAA Woman of the Year award. Hopson and eight other finalists were named Wednesday by the NCAA on its website. The annual award recognizes student-athletes for their accomplishments in their sports, in the classroom, as leaders, and for their service to others.