Tarnowski named Student of the Month
Raymond Tarnowski, of Dunkirk, N.Y., has been chosen as the February 2018 Student of the Month by the Office of Residence Life. Mr. Tarnowski is...
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Class laboratory experiment leads to publication in Journal of Molecular Structure
An article reporting results of an experiment conducted by students in CHEM 481: Advanced Experimental Laboratory, with assistance from Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry faculty...
Fredonia students co-author paper with Conroy
Justin Conroy, associate professor and chair of the Department of Physics, has had a paper accepted for publication in an international peer-reviewed journal, the Journal...
Drs. Walter and Barneva article published in educational journal
School of Business Assistant Professor Lisa M. Walters and Professor Reneta Barneva, who also serves as chair of the Department of Applied Professional Studies, in...
Singh has article published in international journal
Gurmukh Singh, senior lecturer in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences, recently published a scholarly paper, “Wavelet Analysis of Particle Density Functions in Nucleus-Nucleus...
Fredonia students receive Gilman Scholarship for study abroad
Two Fredonia students, Amy Rodriguez and Michaela Tadros, were among the recipients of the 2018 Gilman Scholarship for Summer Study Abroad that were recently announced.
Schlich receives Katherine Anne Porter Prize for short-story collection
“Quantum Convention & Other Stories,” the first book written by Eric Schlich, lecturer of Creative Writing in the Department of English, was awarded the Katherine...
Vanwesenbeeck essay most-read in Los Angeles Review of Books
“Derrida’s Quarrel: ‘La Différance’ at 50,” an essay written by Birger Vanwesenbeeck, associate professor of English, was last week's most-read essay in the Los Angeles...
Kinkela co-editor of history journal issue
David Kinkela, chair and associate professor in the Department of History, co-edited the latest issue of Radical History Review, a top history journal devoted to...
Dolson plays on GRAMMY award-winning recording
Donna Dolson, lecturer and conductor of the Wind Symphony in the School of Music, played French horn on the recording with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra that...