Faculty trio chosen to premiere commissioned music composition
The School of Music faculty ensemble, Fredaissance, will premiere a commissioned composition by award-winning Taiwanese composer Dr. Yu-Hui Chang.
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Faculty member, alumna present at Society for Social Work and Research conference
A poster by Program Evaluation Center faculty and staff was presented at a Society for Social Work and Research conference.
Proffitt named president of Scouting’s Allegheny Highlands Council
Professor Todd Proffitt was nominated and accepted a two-year term as president for the Allegheny Highlands Council of Scouting America.
McGowan-Kirsch editor of new book
Associate Professor Angela McGowan-Kirsch has edited a book on fostering democratic engagement among college students.
SUNY Fredonia faculty, alumnus soloists with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
A SUNY Fredonia faculty member and alumnus were soloists in the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s recent performance of Mozart’s “Requiem.”
November Student of the Month named
Nyles Emile, of Brooklyn, NY, has been named Student of the Month for November by the Office of Residence Life.
November RA of the Month recognized
Mary Cooper, a fifth semester Resident Assistant in McGinnies Hall, has been named RA of the Month for November by Residence Life.
Adler receives new Ethnic and Gender Studies scholarship
Since 1999, a scholarship affiliated with what began as a minor in Women’s Studies honored scholarly and activist interests.
Staples’ book on Russia-Ukraine history earns ‘honorable mention’ for Pritsak Prize
Professor John Staples’ book that gives historical context for Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine received the Pritsak Book Prize Honorable Mention.
Nickerson writes article to be published in The CPA Journal
The CPA Journal has accepted Associate Professor Mark Nickerson’s manuscript, "Why the 150-Hour Rule is Not the (Major) Problem.”