Sean Kirst, ’81, Wins Top National Journalism Prize
Sean Kirst, ’81, a columnist at the Syracuse Post-Standard, recently received the Ernie Pyle Award for human interest writing from the Scripps Howard Foundation. Kirst’s...
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August 2009 Class Notes
1940s A group of longtime Fredonia alumni and friends for 69 years have gotten together every year for the past 12 years, including Dorothy (Gilbert)...
President’s Award for Excellence lecture set for Sept. 21
Dr. Holly J. Lawson, a recipient of the 2009 President’s Award for Excellence at SUNY Fredonia, will explore the topic, “New Teaching Spaces: Visions for...
Blue Devils: Fall 2009 lineup
Summer 2009-- Men’s Basketball: Seven of the team’s first eight games are on the road, including tournaments at Old Westbury (Nov. 20-21) and Rochester Institute...
Business Technology Incubator Receives $300,000 Oishei Foundation Grant
The SUNY Fredonia Business Technology Incubator, a development project to advance economic growth in Western New York from its base in downtown Dunkirk, has been...
Fredonia Grad Discovers “Human Spirit” as Miracle on the Hudson Survivor
Daniel Vinton, ’88, is an audit manager who recovers lost money for Fortune 500 companies. However, it’s a tattered copy of a law enforcement drama...
Three Faculty and Staff Receive Chancellor’s Award for Excellence
Three members of the SUNY Fredonia campus community have been honored with the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence. Announced by SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher, the...
Tony Vitrano: A Master of Ceremonies
Tony Vitrano, ’83, knows a thing or two about throwing a good party. But the parties he now targets are a long way from anything...
Foundation Honors Three with Distinguished Service Awards
The Fredonia College Foundation selected three honorees to receive Distinguished Service Awards (DSA) at a special black-tie dinner held May 9 in the Williams Center...
Alumni Leadership Conference looks at communication disorders
Fredonia held its annual Alumni Leadership Conference June 12 and 13, bringing more than 30 alumni from the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences (formerly...