Criminal Justice students honored
Criminal Justice honor society induction Fredonia’s Criminal Justice program inducted 14 new members into the local Phi Theta chapter of the national Alpha Phi Sigma...
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Donals was named RA of the Month for March
Emily Donals received Fredonia’s RA of the Month recognition for March. She is a resident assistant in University Commons and a senior Communication Disorders and...
Whittick receives Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for summer study
Junior Biology major Tamika Whittick has received the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for her study abroad program in Belize City, Belize, where she will...
Katlynn Cole named April Student of the Month
Katlynn Cole of Red Creek has been named Student of the Month for April by the Office of Residence Life. She was nominated for this...
Ivey directs ‘Women on Fire’ including alumna
Department of Theatre and Dance Professor James Ivey will direct “Women on Fire,” Irene O'Garden’s collection of 20 emotionally charged monologues that explore the breadth...
Papia receives diversity abroad award for summer study
Fredonia student Maggie Papia has been awarded $1,000 from the SUNY Diversity Abroad Honors Scholarship Program (DAHSP) for a study abroad program in Oaxaca, Mexico...
McNamara wins chamber coalition builder award
School of Business Associate Professor Susan McNamara recently received the annual Pam Lydic Coalition Builder Award, an honor named in memory of the first president...
Spangler a panelist at national convention
Dr. Susan Spangler of the Department of English recently spoke at the 2016 Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) Annual Convention. Spangler's contribution to...
Fredonia dancers and faculty choreographer honored at dance conference
For the third time in six years, dancers from Fredonia’s Department of Theatre and Dance were given the honor of performing in the Gala Concert...
Markham essay on music, death and nostalgia appears in Massachusetts Review
Musicology Associate Professor Michael Markham has written an essay, “Favorite Things: Broken Sounds/Telephone Bach,” an essay about music, death and nostalgia, that appears in the...