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Christina Helbock, a guest conductor from Brentwood High School on Long Island, NY, conducts the middle school woodwind and percussion choir.

Student musicians, ensembles launch a nascent, yet busy summer on campus

Music-making at SUNY Fredonia didn’t cease after Commencement, not with the American Music Abroad and Summer Music Festival attracting over 200 students and faculty.

Children engaging in a learning activity at the preschool held at the Henry C. Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders at SUNY Fredonia.

Youngerman Center Preschool Program Fall 2024 enrollment underway

Registration continues for placements in the SUNY Fredonia preschool program offering a language-enriched curriculum with social and early literacy experiences.

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.

Gathering outside of the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte, overlooking Florence, are (front row, from left): Kate Manning, Brooke McIntyre, Jay Rosenberg, Liz Brewer and Nicole Thorson; (back row) Isabella Weber, Jonah Grace, Drew Paluch, Sarah Burke, Matthew Beattie, Gabrielle Perusek, Sam Fallone (front), Nathan Van Volkinberg, Amari McNair (front) and Sophia Hedin.

Immersive study in art history brings Fredonia to Italy

Fifteen students from SUNY Fredonia spent 16 days in Italy studying Renaissance art history with Visual Arts and New Media and History faculty.

student displaying artwork

Tucker receives Creative Impact Fund award

Associate Professor Peter Tucker in the Department of Visual Arts and New Media has received a Creative Impact Fund award to support his artistic endeavors.

Upward Bound class

SUNY Fredonia hosts Upward Bound classes for area students

The Upward Bound program at SUNY Fredonia is encouraging area students this summer to complete high school and go on to succeed in higher education.

faculty member in discussion with students

AACSB accreditation renewal for School of Business

The School of Business has renewed its prestigious accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International for several of its programs.

Dr. Jeanette McVicker

McVicker presents at Woolf conference

Dr. Jeanette McVicker presented a paper at the 33rd annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, held on the campus of Fresno State University in early June.

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Stenger named Vice President for Student Affairs

Dr. Tracy Stenger has been appointed to the role of Vice President for Student Affairs at SUNY Fredonia.