Fredonia, NY News

• Fredonia, NY News
• Longtime Campus and Community Children’s Center director McLain honored with plaque
• Women's teams comprise top three academically
• Many summer sports camps for youth offered
• High school instrumentalists can register by June 1 for popular Summer Music Festival
• Stroke/Head Injury Support Group meets this summer
• Commencement video available online
• Fredonia's 185th Commencement signals new beginnings, in more ways than one
• College begins summer business hours May 14
• Senior Lori M. Dispenza will speak in Arlington on Memorial Day for Women in Military Service for America
• Math and Science Challenge for 300 high school students to be held May 18
• Commencement to be televised locally Saturday
• Gary Lash selected to deliver Kasling Lecture in Fall; Kinkela to get Hagan Award
• Competition results
• SUNY Fredonia grad Helen Williams co-writes Vanessa Williams biography
• Electronics recycling drive tally tops 70,000 pounds
• Birger Vanwesenbeeck's article on mourning in fiction published in journal
• Athletics celebrates top seniors and gives awards at annual gala
• Children's Chorale presenting concert in Rosch on May 18
• Marissa Carmello earns top honors at NYS speech and hearing conference
• Flight tracker system introduced by Junaid Zubairi at Techstorm
• Stanford University screening Nefin Dinc's film May 10
• Sights and Sounds from OSCAR 2012!
• Campus hosts two gala events this week to honor departing couple, Dennis and Jan Hefner
• ResLife names Sarah D'Hilly Student of the Month
• Mother of four, Christina Marsh wins Student of the Year at professional luncheon
• Hidden during Holocaust, Sophia Veffer to speak May 1
• Michael Jabot's students participating in the Smithsonian Tree Banding Project
• Concert version of "Guys and Dolls" celebrates Commencement
• Natalie Weber wins fellowship to University of Texas
• Emily VanDette granted a Summer Research Stipend from NEH
• Chelsea Ringen joins Teach For America
• Kevin Kearns named Interim Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
• David Kinkela appointed to national history curriculum study project
• Book by Clark Zlotchew on impact of Galdos is re-released
• RecycleMania results in second place finish for campus
• Power to the People! Tribute to Rousseau continues May 2
• Students gear up to restore Dunkirk's Centennial Park for annual "Green Fest"
• Guest scholar in Math to discuss supply chain management
• San Francisco 49ers Public Address Announcer to talk about sports business industry April 24
• Hundreds of Fredonia students prepare for this year's OSCAR Expo April 26
• Art students to exhibit their "Last Show," opening April 27
• Electronics recycling day reminds two alums of their favorite campus
• Chancellor's Award enables Dale Tuggy to create and teach new religion course in India
• Robert Fritzinger named to SUNY Research Foundation patents and inventions board
• Gumusalan and Koc win doctoral fellowships in computer science
• Markus Vink publishes new book on Dutch court journeys to South Indian interior in the 17th century
• Nefin Dinc selected for NEH seminar at American University
• Campus events during Earth Week call attention to environmental sustainability
• Dr. Jean Kilbourne to keynote the 2012-13 Convocation Series
• FunkGnosis named as opening act for Fred Fest headliner Lupe Fiasco
• American classic, "Stage Door," is next Mainstage offering
• Children's Concerts Series concludes season with Jazz Duo April 21
• New Horizons Band presents Spring Concert April 19 in King
• Annual fundraiser will "Rock the Commons" this Saturday
• Sorority will raise money for tots through tug-of-war contest April 24
• Student group affiliated with Rotary holding polio awareness event
• Delta Chi holding Spring Egg Hunt April 14 for local kids
• Interactive Theatre Society hosting spring show April 13
• Tim Frerichs exhibiting in Germany and Buffalo galleries this spring
• Tech Theatre majors are among cream of crop at national conference
• National auditions open doors for Kathleen Grace Fiori
• Marion Art Gallery to host SUNY Fredonia student exhibition
• Many events commemorate Jewish History Month in April
• Class of 2013 to host Dance-A-Thon
• Campus launches Earth Week on Sunday, April 15, with beach cleanup, bike ride
• Four Fredonians honored with Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence
• Visiting Writers Series hosts alumna Christina Olson April 5
• Ohio State offers fellowship to Janelle Gabriel
• Doreen Bumpus, Tyler McMillan, and Emily Paccia win Rosa Parks Competition
• Georgie Fu is first international student to win Lanford Presidential Prize
• Tech Incubator named finalist for INFOTECH'S Beta Awards
• Biologist Guy McPherson, climate change expert, to speak on campus today
• Jeremy Topolski named February Student of the Month
• Dr. Virginia Schaefer Horvath appointed 13th President
• PAC presents The Little Dog Laughed this weekend
• Guest panelists, including U2 promoter, will explore today's radio business on April 3
• Ceppaglia and Lanfranchi, both juniors, to receive Italian Club award April 13
• Brigance to explore historical memory in context of post-Holocaust countries
• Brown Bag series continues with panel of innovative students
• Dr. Virginia Schaefer Horvath appointed President of SUNY Fredonia
• Silicon Wolves Computing is latest Technology Incubator tenant
• The Best of Ottawa screening tour to make a stop at Fredonia on April 4
• Fredonia Radio honored at national conference for second straight year
• Paula Holcomb directs Wind Ensemble and concerto winner Moriarty in concert
• Welch and National Grape Cooperative Scholarship applicants invited
• Sarah Ficarro finishes second in the nation
• Guest panelists explore today's radio business on April 3
• Noted regional journalists to lead SUNY Fredonia media conference
• Guitar quartet earns glowing reviews, encores, in European news
• Annual EAP Wellness Fair to take place Wednesday, April 11
• Psi Chi continues to highlight plight of homeless with events this week
• Speakers probe what's been learned at "front lines" about mental health services
• MARK 11 exhibition continues through April 3 in Marion Gallery
• Welch and National Grape Cooperative Scholarship applicants invited
• Crochet Coral Reef founder to lead campus presentation, workshop
• Dr. Virginia Schaefer Horvath to be named next President of SUNY Fredonia
• Noted filmmaker screens "Around the World - One Man's Journey" for World Travel Series
• Seniors can get organized for commencement and beyond at Senior Expo March 20
• Sustainability House calls for a woodlot cleanup on March 23
• Slush Rush raises $2,700 for Xylia Peterson Memorial Fund
• Annual a cappella festival "ACAFEST" will be held March 23
• Young Philosophers Series events March 26 and April 12
• Six spring workshops planned to boost artists as entrepreneurs
• Renowned artist Christo to give presentation, meet students at SUNY Fredonia
• Fredonia students attended Model European Union Simulation in the United Kingdom
• Laura Deen Johnson was guest speaker at Tabor College
• Fredonia Dance Ensemble concert to feature high-energy styles
• Old Main Drive opens up to 2-way traffic again
• Campus hosts two gala events on May 3 and May 4 to honor departing family, Dennis and Jan Hefner
• Hefner to confer his final Presidential Awards for Excellence to Drout, Miga, and Szalkowski
• Concert to feature enchanting Chinese, Persian music
• Lecture series to explore "Crime in Our Community"
• FSA holding annual meeting April 24
• Student dancers shine at regional festival; Kenney piece to be performed on campus March 23-25
• Psychology Club and Psi Chi Honor Society plan homeless awareness camp; request donations for homeless
• Penn State anthropologist David Puts to discuss human sex differences March 29
• Arts and Sciences faculty describe work on Research Day March 23
• Bernhard and Reese presenting at national music ed biennial conference
• Grammy-nominated Lupe Fiasco to headline Fred Fest
• Jill Johnston will discuss her work in Women Create exhibit March 21
• Samantha Sayers is a competition finalist for national scholarship in theatre design
• Regional conference of The College Music Society to take place at Fredonia during spring break
• Expo to highlight jobs and internships on March 22
• Summer Sessions provides an assortment of opportunities for students
• History department hosts talk March 22 on prescription drug abuse
• Guest speakers here for Women's History Month
• "Castle" fan's final paper leads to lifelong social media memories
• Pioneering SUNYAC Commissioner Pat Damore to retire
• Risks, Rewards, Reprecussions -- and Rousseau -- is subject of March 7 Brown Bag panel
• Music ensembles going on the road to play in NY, PA, Germany and France
• U.S. and World Affairs offered in May Term
• Men's Track and Field
• History team brings War of 1812 bicentennial, local significance, to students
• Steven Gangloff prepares for UB Medical School
• Liz Lee writes chapter for new book on biologically-inspired computing
• Six students going to Albany to display research results to Legislature this week
• College Symphony Orchestra presents showcase of 20th century music
• Spectrum plans party March 4 to announce FredFest band
• EDP Awards Ceremony to honor students and decorated war veteran alumna on March 21
• PR students choose three nonprofits for annual campaign as program grows
• Funding for 150 student groups sketched as $1.4 million budget for 2012 is drawn up during B&A Week
• Marion Art Gallery to open exhibit of 20 WNY artists in MARK program on March 2
• Party like it's Nineteen Ninety-Pi on March 8!
• Online course to give full understanding of Italy
• Campus welcoming little siblings' visits this weekend
• Operation Breakfast Rescue accepting donations for local food bank
• Janet Sung returns to perform Bach works with Fr. Sean Duggan
• Sunday, Feb. 26
• Opera Scenes performed in Opera House March 2-4
• Men's and Women's basketball start tournament play
• Exploring theatre in NYC offered in May Term
• Bruce Johnstone to be featured this week on WQLN
• Acclaimed author Patrick Somerville invited for Visiting Writers' Series in March
• Theatre students vie for a chance to win lighting console by showing their enthusiasm and creativity
• Convocation Series to host "Odes to the Unsung and Unpraised" on Feb. 23
• Premiere of "High Plains Fandango" is Mainstage offering Feb 24 through March 3
• Int'l Ed Center holding Study Abroad Fair Feb. 22
• Environmental chemistry course offering films this semester
• Musicians want to help fire victims with benefit concert
• The Vagina Monologues to be staged Feb. 18-19
• Blue Devil divers win titles at SUNYAC championships
• Cranston's Red Carpet is ready to shine for Oscar Night
• Invitation takes Fredonia Guitar Quartet to venues in Germany and France during Spring Break
• Congressman Brian Higgins to address local economic revitalization at SUNY Fredonia Feb. 22
• RecycleMania returns to top-performing SUNY Fredonia
• "Skull-A-Day" creator opens Visiting Artists series Thursday
• Study abroad program at Italy's Umbra Institute described Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Joshua Radford, '10, and Tom Loughlin appear in Irish Classical Theatre play
• RV trip through the Rockies continues SUNY Fredonia travel film series
• Two articles by Natalie Gerber appear in peer-reviewed journals
• Annual Slush Rush 5k Run to be held Mar. 4 on campus
• SUNY Fredonia alumnus and attorney is 2012 Commencement keynote speaker
• Zlotchew's interviews with literary icons re-issued by Author's Guild
• Alberto Rey unveils new paintings on Chautauqua County streams at gallery exhibit
• Summer Session II course will probe Yellowstone politics, ecosystem
• Study abroad to China program planned this summer
• College Foundation's Capital Campaign exceeds $15 million goal by $1.7 million
• The Chinese Club plans to celebrate Year of the Dragon on Feb. 18
• PAC's scorching, dark comedy, "Our Lady of 121st Street," brings laughs on Feb. 11 to Fenton 105
• Students invited to present research results at annual campus expo
• American Studies film series starts Thursday, explores science fiction genre
• Operatic soprano here for SOTA residency this week
• Students: apply now for tutoring job next year
• American Studies film series explores science fiction genre
• Anny Castilla-Earls picked for selective ASHA grant-writing workshop
• Dr. Sherri Mason to lead first-ever Great Lakes plastic pollution survey
• Students plan a quintet of programs Feb. 6 - 10 to promote Music Therapy Awareness Week
• Amnesty International Club sponsoring Invisible Children event
• Awareness and integration of LGBTQ issues boosted by funding
• A night of amazing stories: Blue Devils raise $10,000 for cancer research at Pink the Rink Friday night
• Yellowstone is the site for a summer course in stewardship of public lands
• Proposals for Fredonia Academy at Chautauqua invited
• SIFE asks students to "black out" electric use on Feb. 6
• Task Force issues report; Senate to discuss Feb. 20
• Bulgaria is topic of International Brown Bag Lunch Feb. 6
• <em>Science </em>reviews David Kinkela's new book on DDT
• Pathways to Music classes offered in Children's Center
• President Dennis L. Hefner welcomes back campus community in General Fall Meeting
• Information Session on 3-1-3 Program is Wednesday, Feb. 1
• Kaleidoscope Family Series to present acclaimed children’s performer Red Grammer with Children's Chorale
• Marion Art Gallery to host "Fredonia Showcase" exhibition
• Ivani Vassoler-Froelich co-authors urbanism text
• Ethos brings contemporary musicians to its 12th NewSound Festival
• Game On! American Studies Symposium delves into various aspects of "play"
• Students invited to compete for Rosa Parks Scholarships
• Doors for 'Pink The Rink' open earlier than usual
• Spring Brown Bag Series kicks off with salute to Rousseau on 300th birthday
• Registration deadline is announced for Piano Experience
• Paula Holcomb leads conducting workshops in China
• Annual daffodil sale underway to benefit American Cancer Society
• Information on new Study Abroad Program to Vienna is Monday, Jan. 30
• Welcome Week activities slated for the first week of classes
• Black History Month has extensive list of events
• Croxton to describe Russian Study Abroad trip planned in June
• FSA accepting applications for program grants
• Support group for head injured starts Feb. 21
• Renowned marimbist to perform tonight in Rosch
• Raphy Report co-founder to offer tech training at incubator
• Campus Jury Prize for classical guitar goes to Mario Rubano
• Blue Devils to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• SUNY Fredonia Selects Five Finalists for Presidential Search
• Campus salutes Custodial Team at annual awards luncheon
• SUNY Fredonia named a Kiplinger's "Best Value" once again
• Presidential Search Committee selects semi-finalists
• December grad Christopher Dean is Student of the Month
• Diversity expert Maura Cullen addressing campus Jan. 25
• 12th annual Donation Drive brings bounty to charities
• FSA names Darin Schulz as Executive Director
• New Study Abroad Program to Vienna has criminal justice focus
• Saundra Liggins is interim Affirmative Action head
• Costume designs by students of Dixon Reynolds published in NEA blog
• Jon Titus's Botswana Fulbright is topic of International Brown Bag Dec. 5
• American Dream is looked at from different angles at Brown Bag Dec. 7
• Gary Lash among Top 100 Global Thinkers
• Marion Art Gallery to host exhibition of seniors' works
• Master class with Yo-Yo Ma to be held Dec. 7 in King
• 130 units donated to American Red Cross via blood drive
• MacDonald will conduct orchestra in Clinton, Mass.
• Clark Zlotchew unveils new novel, The Caucasian Menace
• Park and Ride honors 20,000th rider early this year as shuttle service popularity grows
• Kaleidoscope series offers DuffleBag Theatre in "A Christmas Carol" on Dec. 2
• Study Abroad to Russia program explained Nov. 29
• Biology majors present research results at symposium
• The Raphy Report moves to SUNY Fredonia Incubator
• Guest speaker for sports management club here Nov. 16
• Ziya Arnavut edits special issue of Elsevier publication
• Music is centerpiece of PAC's new production, "Homemade Fusion"
• Campus-wide donation drive for holidays coming up Dec. 2
• EDP Alumni Speaker Series features Sherryl Weems Wednesday
• Brown Bag Series continues Wed. with "Cost of Conflict" discussion
• Task Force on baccalaureate goals asks for input before December recommendations made
• Carmen Rivera edits book of poems by Umpierre-Herrera
• Volunteer and Community Services Sponsor Seventh Annual "Operation Breakfast Rescue" Nov. 1-3
• Dual Diploma Program (DDP) with Turkey explained Nov. 2
• Public invited to fold 8ft. paper "peace crane" in Marion Art Gallery Friday
• Pops Series to feature tribute to ABBA on Nov. 5
• Spectrum Entertainment posts survey to ask students to weigh in on Fred Fest
• DLDC approves $45,000 in loans for Incubator businesses
• Pre-Med senior selected as Student of the Month
• Basar Koc presents paper at IEEE Conference
• Visiting postdoc in biology to give talk on praying mantids sexual cannabilism
• Golden Key International Honour Society to induct more than 100
• Hillman Opera to present ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’ from Nov. 10-13
• Peace activist Brian Willson to speak Monday in Houghton
• Peace activist Brian Willson to speak at SUNY Fredonia
• Pops Series to features tribute to ABBA on Nov. 5
• Mainstage Series offers contemporary twist on ‘Macbeth’
• Campus to honor veterans, award new scholarships
• Hail, Freedonia! The Marx Brothers Tradition Continues…
• New Marion Art Gallery is truly a sight for the senses
• This is No Impact Week at SUNY Fredonia!
• Mary Louise White Symposium dedicated to the work and legacy of gospel great Mahalia Jackson
• POEtry Contest winners recognized at Open Mic Nights during Big Read
• Buffalo News sports columnist Jerry Sullivan to speak on Oct. 25
• All Hallow's Eve masked ball set for Oct. 29
• Volunteer and Community Services Sponsor Seventh Annual "Operation Breakfast Rescue"
• Start the clock: 100 days to "Pink the Rink"
• Renovated SUNY Fredonia art gallery to host opening reception Oct. 22
• Reed Library wins grant from Nippon Foundation to expand collection
• Admissions Office seeks student volunteers for Peer Recruitment program
• Fredonia Radio to remember student colleague Andrus at Alumni Weekend ceremony
• Homecoming Weekend at SUNY Fredonia will include top alumni awards to local couple
• Secretaries Snyder and Anderson honored with annual awards
• Student-designed exhibits interpret Poe's work in library
• Award-winning musical opens Mainstage Series in Marvel Theatre
• Campus hosting third annual SUNYWide Film Festival of student work
• Student composers featured in concert Oct. 18
• Pianist Nathan Hess performs chamber music Oct. 22
• Administration Division selects five for employee service awards
• U of Arizona picks bio/chem senior for early entry into Ph.D.
• VanWesenbeeck and Chausovsky will attend overseas seminars through campus development program
• Flu vaccine clinic opens for the season in Health Center
• New sculpture installation takes place Monday by artist
• Professors Feit and Mahoney to be honored at annual Kasling Lecture
• College Council names executive search firm, committee, as it seeks new university president
• Linda Brigance invited to be a celebrity reader
• Rivera De-Mythifies Mexico at Oct. 3 Int'l Brown Bag Luncheon
• America 'The Brand,' Post 9/11, explored Oct. 5
• Fall Break brings long weekend
• Registration closes Oct. 7 for Double Reed Day this fall
• Ellen Litwicki presenting at Bard Gallery in NYC
• Study Abroad Fair will describe numerous opportunities open to students
• Geoffrey Burgess here for Baroque residency
• Barry, Ryan, Keddie and Brown named to "Top 40 Under 40"
• Toronto Baroque ensemble performs Thursday, Oct. 13
• Former resident and novelist to speak at SUNY Fredonia
• University posts budget online
• "Out of Darkness" walk will be held Saturday, Oct. 15
• PAC presents "Don Juan in Chicago" this weekend
• Brahms works for violin and piano focus of faculty recital Oct. 2
• Broadway "Phantoms" to perform for Pops Series
• Classical guitarist Roland Dyens returns for recital Sunday
• Tuesday's event to raise funds for St. Jude hospital
• Basketry exhibit hosts guest speaker, former curator from Museum of African Art
• Community Service Fair matches volunteers with agencies Sept. 28
• Wendy Corsi Staub, '86, returns to share road to "bestsellerdom"
• Campus welcomes guests with array of events for Family Weekend
• Children's Concert Series starts Saturday, Oct. 1 at Barker Library
• Oct. 3 International Brown Bag Luncheon focuses on De-Mythifying Mexico by Dr. Rivera
• America 'The Brand,' Post 9/11, to be explored in Oct. 5 Arts and Sciences Brown Bag
• "Phantom" took first steps toward stardom as student here
• Renowned pollster John Zogby to keynote Constitution Week
• "Model student" chooses campus for national backdrop
• Literature of 9/11 is topic of guest talk by UB's Joseph Conte
• Wendy Corsi Staub to talk about "the road to bestsellerdom" for Convocation Series
• EDP hosting litter pickup in Woodlot
• Hockey team helps local senior citizens
• Julie Newell teaches master classes during residency in Italy
• U.S. News ranks Fredonia 12th among top regional public universities in the North
• Men's Basketball hosting two-day blood drive
• David Rankin looks at citizenship and millenials in Sept. 20 President's Award Lecture
• Fredonia College Foundation names junior Meagan Allers to board
• Broadway "Phantom" stars to perform for Pops Series
• SUNY Fredonia breaks ground on $60 million Science Center
• SUNY Fredonia Ticket Office moves to temporary location
• POEtry Contest for all ages celebrates Poe during Big Read
• Students invited to compete in Guitar Hero contest -- with game's developer/CEO
• Faculty and staff asked to join community of donors
• Ethos bringing guitar-playing video game combatants
• Campus to participate in international Coastal Cleanup Sept. 17 on three beaches
• Aimee Nezhukumatathil's "Lucky Fish" wins two top honors
• Retirees to be honored at campus dinner Sept. 13
• SUNY Fredonia to host stroke awareness walk Sept. 17
• Assistant coaches appointed in several fall sports
• Mary Louise White Visiting Writers’ Series to host craft talk with author Shara McCallum
• Gizmo Guys bring comedy juggling act to Marvel Theatre on Friday, Sept. 16
• '95 grad, popular American conductor, returns for Master Class in Rosch on Saturday, Sept. 10
• Conceptual artist Nina Katchadourian opens Visiting Artist series
• Constitution Week brings speakers on timely topics to campus
• Renowned pollster and commentator Zogby keynotes Constitution Week on campus
• Kissel and Harper Duo launch Faculty Recital series with two performances
• Fredonia graduate makes news with memoir "Shade it Black," a true story of retrieving and cataloging Marines KIA
• Men's cross-country looks to contend
• Women runners look to move up in SUNYAC
• Internship program wins state council award
• Senior's paintings exhibited in Rome, NY, library
• Legendary Fredonia State coach added to fourth Hall of Fame
• Fredonia Radio to be featured in New York Times as finalist for national award
• Back to School for Fredonia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• At first meeting, President Hefner reports on new initiatives and promotions are announced
• Ticket lottery to Yo-Yo Ma concert opens for students
• SUNY Fredonia President Dennis L. Hefner announces intentions to retire at end of year
• Williams Center renovation gives many temporary homes
• Comedian Donald Glover of NBC's "Community" to deliver stand-up show Sept. 9
• Group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors start Sept. 20
• Reed Library opens exhibit on African origins of an artform
• Ann Deakin receives Fulbright to do research in Siberia
• Dustin Parsons wins Artist Fellowship from New York
• Welcome Week planned for first week of classes
• Joe Dan Harper was soloist at Tanglewood on Parade
• Leesa Rittelmann to moderate panel at conference
• Campus joins state effort with Adopt-a-Beach event Saturday, Aug. 27
• North Shore Arts Alliance starts partnership for arts incubator
• Ten years after Sept 11, Brown Bag series takes a look at America
• A capella "Guerrillas" set for national TV debut this Wednesday at 9 p.m.
• College of Ed, Lifelong Learning lead behavioral support workshop for area schools
• Fredonia again named "Great College to Work For"
• Russian students here for psych course and culture
• Rod MacDonald directs a show for the record books!
• Incubator company, "SellingHive" expanding its horizons...and its payroll
• Math, science/tech, engineering camp runs Aug. 15 - 18
• Campus is host to two of state's summer schools for art
• SellingHive presents awards to exceptional interns
• SUNY Fredonia’s Sigma Kappa honored at national conference
• Athletic Camps for Youth
• Elizabeth Reid, Holley native, wins Best of Show, scholarship
• Scholar from Tomsk University visited SUNY Fredonia to share research on indigenous language
• Barone receives Outstanding Practitioner Award from Buffalo Niagara PRSA
• Largest academic scholarships offered to WNY science students
• Megan Valentine is guest lecturer at SUNY athletics conference symposium
• Class of '59 makes class gift a breeze!
• Music program for kids moving to Campus & Community Children's Center
• Summer Institute to discuss campus climate for LGBTQ communities
• Fritzinger elected to board of directors of Business Incubator Association of New York State
• Head of grad studies selected for national honor
• SUNY Fredonia trio win prestigious Chancellor's Awards for Excellence
• Fredonia team to work on core curriculum program as participant at national institute
• American Democracy Project features SUNY Fredonia's Earth Week
• Cole and Gelen receive scholarships to SUNY Fredonia from Welch's Fund
• SUNY Fredonia meets freshmen targets for Fall 2011
• Summer Sessions for New Horizons Band will feature concerts in the park
• New student orientation and registration enhanced by online service
• Summer Music Festival for high school instrumentalists is June 26 through July 2
• Summer Music Festival for high school winds, brass and percussion registration deadline is June 3
• Ted Schwalbe named SUNY Distinguished Service Professor
• Theatre grad wins inaugural design award
• Student-made documentaries on WNY issues to be shown at Incubator Wednesday
• Clark Zlotchew book is finalist in Indie awards
• High School Math/Science Challenge is Friday
• Incubator honors three in inaugurual Entrepreneurship Contest
• Fredonia among 10 looking to build higher ed partnerships with China
• Class of 2011 treated to some Disney magic
• Commencement televised and web-streamed
• SUNY Fredonia to graduate over 1,000 at Commencement Saturday
• "Guitar Hero" developer CEO to keynote Fall Convocation Series
• Campus modifies work day for summer
• College Choir to unveil new Commencement anthem by Rob Deemer
• Neil Feit named Kasling Lecturer for 2011-12
• Stroke, head injury support group meets in summer
• Graduate will direct FWE in march he composed for commencement
• UP officer Mackey to receive Hometown Hero Award
• President will discuss budget issues Tuesday
• Relay for Life students raise $40K for American Cancer Society
• Graduating students, families offered half-price tickets for pops concert
• Fredonia for St. Jude wins iMacs via national video contest
• VP Horvath hosts "Can We Talk?" for academic division
• Naturalization Information Session offered Wednesday
• President Hefner wins Leader of the Year Award
• Senior Class chicken barbecue highlights last day of classes
• New scholarship initiative seeks 200 donors for College of Education students
• Yo-Yo Ma to perform at SUNY Fredonia
• Rockefeller Arts Center continues commencement eve tradition with pops concert
• Video production seniors premiere fiction film, "Right Side Up" for capstone course
• Documentary filmmakers showing works May 10
• New student orientation and registration enhanced by new online service
• Fredonia for St. Jude vying for 10 new Macs...with YOUR help
• SUNY Fredonia takes top honors among SUNYs in RecycleMania
• Students to volunteer for Buffalo News' Kids Day Tuesday a.m.
• Kim Tillery delivers presentations in Sweden on her research
• Aimee Nezhukumatathil essay nominated for Pushcart Prize
• Graduating seniors open second gallery show
• New Horizons Band performing its spring concert on campus April 27
• Day of Poetry and Prose is Tuesday, April 26
• Literature of Exile explored in final Brown Bag May 4
• Nick Martin named Residence Life student of the month
• Campus welcomes "daughters and sons" to work for a day
• B.A. art seniors showing works in Adams Art Gallery
• Rosa Parks celebrated, winners announced
• Students strut stuff at annual Research & Creativity Expo, alumnus Hurtgen to speak
• Final convocation event: Explore the mask you wear in "Faces of Peace" workshop
• Webinar to discuss increasing visibility of diverse populations on SUNY campuses
• Rivera honored with SUNY Chancellor's Award
• Rivera honored with SUNY Chancellor's Award for Internationalization
• Fredonia family continues "hunt" for cure w/ Zach's Run May 1
• Students strut stuff at annual Research & Creativity Expo
• Life-cycle earnings of citizen candidates explored in final Social Science Colloquium
• Fredonia Dance Ensemble to present most varied concert ever
• Campus once again rolls up sleeves for Earth Week
• Acclaimed play "Dov and Ali" coming to Bartlett Theatre
• Radio ready to rock out for Roswell
• SUNY Fredonia to host University Senate Plenary sessions April 14-16
• Hundreds of students to join Relay for Life this Saturday
• "Guerrillas" a capella group selected to compete in nationally televised singing series
• SUNY Fredonia readies to "shake" up businesses, consumers, for second straight year
• "Green Fest" celebrates Arbor Day
• Elmer Ploetz to screen his documentary on history of punk rock in Buffalo
• EAP Wellness Fair to take place April 21
• Student teaching program in Australia offered in January
• SUNY Fredonia’s “Playground” slides into Dunkirk
• Learning Commons partnership debuts in library; focus on summer sessions
• Next film noir is "Mulholland Drive"
• Student documentary on Canadaway Creek to be shown April 20
• PAC presents Woody Allen play outdoors April 28
• Unique summer course offered for students seeking self-understanding
• Art Gallery to feature works of senior students
• Professional clown to give comedy workshop
• International Clown Hall of Fame member to perform April 15
• Diversity series welcomes speakers on indigenous cultures from Russia to WNY
• HIV/AIDS advocate to be featured at Black Student Union Diversity Conference
• English students to explore birds, bees, flowers, trees
• Four seniors receive Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence
• Christina Jarvis contributed to blog for nationwide democracy project
• Rankin, Moore and White to receive 2011 President’s Award for Excellence
• Students ready to lead second annual late night Trash Crawl
• Open forum on new arts college is April 7
• Donald Lang bike mission for cancer: update
• Unexpected bond forms between Panama students and Japanese visitors
• Many prizes in play for undergrads who complete online survey of activities and service
• Celebrating Mark Twain's legacy through dramatic readings
• Bond Benton to be published in Palooka Journal
• Dynamic, Balkan fusion ensemble, "Eastern Blok" performing April 12
• Sabres front-office legend Wieland to headline Sports Journalism Conference
• Acclaimed Harpist Rita Costanzi to perform "A Score to Settle" this Sunday
• Game-a-thon to benefit American Cancer Society this Friday
• Premium Blend to introduce kids to a cappella choirs
• Fredonia's role in Underground Railroad is focus of April 6 brown bag lecture
• Undergrads asked to go online and join national survey on student activities
• Fredonia radio wins three awards at national conference
• Seniors: your future plans wanted!
• FSA annual meeting open to public April 28
• Tuba professor Stewart enjoying trio of large-scale New York City productions
• Buddhist cultures and traditions to be shared on Meditation Day
• Sustainability series continues, capped by Earth Week
• Business Person of the Year dinner is March 29
• Masterworks Benefit Concert April 17 features French impressionism
• "1826 Society" established to recognize donors to the Fredonia College Foundation
• "The Sound of Music" opens April 1 as next Mainstage offering
• Dick Gilman teaching geology of national parks as non-credit course this spring
• World's best animated films on tour; make Fredonia stop March 25
• Fredonia's "Flight of Hope" to assist Japan
• Roderick MacDonald to release classical CD from Germany
• Workshops offered to teach lantern-making for Buddhist holiday
• Alumnus and Disney Cruise Line president to be 2011 Commencement keynote speaker
• Many courses and study abroad offered this summer
• Entries invited for inaugural Causes Film Festival
• PJs, blankets, stuffed animals headed to Reed Library for Bedtime Stories tradition
• Fairy tales are theme of spring shows by Orchesis Dance Company
• Stock market model is topic of next social science colloquium
• University Police promotes Brian Studley
• Buffalo Chamber Players to give debut performance at SUNY Fredonia
• University Police promotes Brian Studley
• Green Expo features electronics recycling, CFL giveaway, vendors
• WNY Chamber Orchestra presents Mozart's Cosi fan Tutte on March 27
• Senior wins prestigious social work award
• Used women's business attire sought for local non-profit
• Students collect clothing for Homelessness Awareness Week
• New book on Czeslaw Milosz includes essay by Natalie Gerber
• Paul Blanchet's poster presented at exposition in Albany
• Peterka-Benton named finalist in screenplay writing competition
• PAC's disturbing "Mr. Marmalade" opens March 30 in Bartlett
• Sexologist Tiefer next in Women's History Month speaker series
• Campus performers to honor late student at "Jammin' for Jessa"
• Welch's & National Grape Cooperative announce available scholarships
• Incubator to host business support program with UB and County IDA
• Chamber joins SellingHive to help members increase sales
• WNYF upgrades to HD with state-of-the-art purchase
• Bflo Chamber Players gives first concert here; new Deemer work
• Senior Expo to help 2011 grads prep for Commencement
• Sixpence None the Richer's Tess Wiley to headline Diers concert Wed. night
• F.A.C.E. and NRG Energy make Chautauqua County even greener
• Fredonia Stands Up For a Cause
• Kristen Becker opens Women's History Month speaking series
• Jack's Mannequin named 2011 FredFest headliner
• Nefin Dinc to debut Greece-Turkey documentary at festival
• Judy Norsigian: Our Bodies Ourselves lecture
• Next film noir is Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil"
• Christian Bernhard will deliver paper at conference
• Panelists will encourage creativity in student learning
• Tracy Collingwood named director of Career Development
• Markus Vink to give talk at UB on 17th century Dutch
• Ted Lee and Michael Jabot publish article on teaching genetics
• School of Music welcomes home Jazz trumpeter/vocalist Joe Gransden
• Math students plan to dress to the "nines" this Pi Day for Pi School Prom
• Grant helps advance diversity initiatives
• Awareness campaign planned for March 2
• College of Education hosts third annual Research Symposium
• Don Lang gears up to bike 3,000 miles for Roswell
• Retired Professor Lang gears up to bike 3,000 miles for Roswell
• USAF Woodwind Quintet performs March 7 in Rosch
• Student Opera Theatre Association to bring opera scenes to life at Fredonia Opera House
• EPA gives $6.5 million grant to study Great Lakes fish
• The importance of parent-child narratives: Social Science Colloquium
• Volunteer and Community Services sponsor sixth annual "Operation Breakfast Rescue"
• Men's Hockey shocks nation's #1 Oswego, advances to SUNYAC title game
• Tough Stuff: Annie Leonard to deliver keynote address March 8
• Migrant community photo exhibit opens March 4 with guest authors
• Fredonia Radio to announce FredFest headliner Wed.
• Two AASCU initiatives to be discussed by national leader
• Students take key roles in creating vision for "Venetian Twins"
• Art Gallery opens Vestment Series' with March 4 reception
• Incubator investing in talents of student interns
• Incubator investing in interns
• Wollaston named Business Person of the Year
• Tough Stuff: Annie Leonard to deliver keynote address Mar. 8
• Computer Science Professor Zubairi authors new book on cyber security
• Music Business students to hear from founder of metal band, Manowar
• College Symphony Orchestra concert features Lynne McMurtry
• Gelber, Israeli scholar, to deliver first biannual Stefan Zweig lecture
• NewSound presents composer Dan Welcher this week
• Aghazadeh and four students publish paper on golf industry
• "Notations" artist looks to foster connection between music, art
• Children's Concert to be held Feb. 26 in Barker Library
• Two nonprofits benefit from senior project in public relations
• American Democracy Project to hear from speaker March 2
• National leader to speak at SUNY Fredonia about Red Balloon Project
• New Contest Invites Local Artists to "Let Your Voice Be Heard"
• Student Learning Outcomes topic of Feb. 25 presentation
• Open Forum planned on vision for College of Visual and Performing Arts
• Higher education Red Balloon discussions continue throughout Spring semester
• Beehive Design Collective presents "True Cost of Coal" Feb. 24
• Students perform the play, "The Vagina Monologues," this week
• Slate of activities set for Music Therapy Awareness Week
• Designer and poet Gino Morrow will receive Distinguished Alumnus Award
• Environmental film series concludes with untold story of ocean climate changes
• School of Music's Faculty Showcase is Feb. 28
• Expanded to 5K, "Slush Rush" helps international scholarships
• Mainstage Series to offer unique take on “The Venetian Twins”
• Nezhukumatathil publishes third collection of poetry
• Sports Management students create "Biggest Loser" competition, Fredonia-style
• Students giving back to the community with Strive Ministries
• American Studies Film series focuses on film noir
• NewSound series plans three concerts this week
• Film looks at America's food system
• Campus community advised to sign up for SUNY NY-Alert
• Peter Pan comes to Marvel Theatre this Friday
• NOW Ensemble is next on NewSound '11 slate
• Wind Ensemble will perform Stravinsky's piano concerto
• Photographer Keith Carter featured next in Visiting Artist Program
• University Advancement posts Annual Report
• Farny and Rose perform at music festival in Charlotte
• Saturday Night Live percussionist to perform Feb. 14
• Students invited to enter Scholarship Competition
• Computer ethics not for the naive anymore: Social Science Colloquium
• Feb. 13 concert by faculty ensemble, RETRO, is all-Berio
• Feb. 11 concert a memorial to Flight 3407 on anniversary
• A remedy for Anti-Americanism coming up at next Brown Bag
• “SNL” percussionist continues Convocation's creativity theme
• Peter Pan to be presented for Kaleidoscope series
• WNY Chamber Orchestra continues Mozart-themed season on Feb. 6
• Scholar to discuss William Gaddis biography
• Informational meeting on 3-1-3 program set for Feb. 9
• After "Gasland," Environmental Film series looks at plastics
• Soprano Tony Arnold to perform poem cycles and vocaleses
• Copyright infringement panel opens Brown Bag series Feb. 2
• New web tool, FSU4U, is for students and groups
• Buffalo Zoo curator to lead climate change forums
• Zoo curator to lead forums on climate change
• Sustainability Series in progress, capped by Earth Week
• Strategic Plan toolkit posted online; conference Monday
• Ethos opens NewSound with soprano Jamie Jordan
• President Hefner delivers spring all-campus address
• Learning partnership with China announced
• Custodial staff making sure safety is priority
• "Gasland" to kick-off free environmental film series
• "Gasland" to kick off free environmental film series
• Celebrating the 25th National Girls & Women in Sports Day
• Aimee Nezhukumatathil is presenting at AWP conference
• Art gallery to host "21 Notations" exhibition
• Youth Filmmaking Project winning awards around globe
• Blizzard of welcome back events begins Tuesday
• Fredonia's student athletes exceed national average for graduation rates
• Campus hockey club accepting new members
• Class rings can be ordered Feb. 1 and 2 in Commons
• Chancellor Zimpher Delivers Promise of Revitalization & Accountability in First State of the University Address
• Applications being accepted for FSA program grants
• Mileage reimbursement rates increased
• Copyright infringement discussion opens Brown Bag series Feb. 2
• New Student Orientation is Jan. 23
• Campus will examine ways to infuse sustainability into education mission through two-day workshop
• Kiplinger's ranks SUNY Fredonia 65th in the nation, up from 87th last year
• Nick Guarino wins SUNYAC's Molnar Award for academics
• Bond Benton, former state dept. consultant, will teach new online course on video game phenomena during J-Term
• Residence Life picks Gregory Kuhn and Jacqueline Hebert as Students of the Month
• Nancy Hagedorn awarded NEH fellowship
• Tim Hortons makes campus debut, adds to breadth of dining options
• Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols to be read and sung at Methodist Church
• Campus icon Steinberg passes the Honors torch after directing program for 20 years
• Pottery sale Dec. 8 benefits scholarship
• "Talk to Santa" will be broadcast via cable for 20th year on Dec. 14, 15, 16
• Mariner's Mirror publishes article by Markus Vink
• Social networking startup, Incubator tenant, creating quite a buzz
• Campus-wide Donation Drive generates hundreds of blessings
• Campus-wide Donation Drive generates record volunteers, countless blessings
• Art works of SUNY Fredonia seniors runs through Dec. 9
• Administrative Division honors five for annual award
• Learn about the new email and calendaring system, Google Apps!
• Annual Campus-wide Donation Drive takes place this Friday
• Orchesis Dance Co. presents concert Friday night
• M&T Bank makes $75,000 gift to Incubator
• Cabaret Night to raise money in fight against AIDS Wed.
• School of Music's Holiday Concert for the Community is Dec. 8; features Bach's cantatas
• Rockefeller Arts Center pops series to present 'Christmas on Broadway' Dec. 9
• Art gallery to host works of SUNY Fredonia seniors
• Kevin Kearns is honored at annual meeting of professional group
• Orchesis presents concert Friday night
• Day care architects given Contractor of Year Award
• Bridget Russell gives online presentation; is interviewed by magazine
• Empty Bowls Fund Drive to feed the hungry; annual sale is Dec. 4
• Empty Bowls Fund Drive to feed the hungry; annual sale is Saturday, Dec. 4
• Buffalo News and WGR-AM sports icon Sullivan to speak Dec. 1
• Attorney and alumnus Cerrie, '03, named to College Council
• Cold War symposium Dec. 3 views mid-century from many angles
• Piorkowski honored by American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers for 11th straight year
• First annual Texting Awareness Week begins Nov. 29
• 11th annual Campus-wide Donation Drive set for Dec. 3
• Award-winning author and stress mgmt. expert to speak to students Nov. 30
• Incubator leaders to speak to students and professionals seeking jobs, internships and entrepreneurial guidance
• School of Business' Barnes to speak at next Social Science Colloquium
• Performing Arts Company challenges social perceptions of beauty in the play, "Fat Pig"
• Next "Brown Bag" on Dec. 1 takes the creative process past the premiere
• History honors students will hold conference, "The New Negro," Nov. 16
• Belliotti's take on "mad man" is heard around the world
• Barone selected to Business First's "40 Under 40"
• Library calls for more support: vote online for $50,000 to digitize valuable music collection
• Concert Band will perform classical and contemporary works Thursday
• November swim in Lake Erie highlights global warming; Zoo curator is honorary starter
• "Fat Pig" challenges social perception of beauty
• New Horizons Band to give Forestville concert Nov. 17
• Award-winning author and stress management expert to speak to students Nov. 30
• Next "Brown Bag" takes the creative process past the premiere
• U.S. and Mexican immigration policies explored Nov. 18
• Alessandra Belloni will teach and perform healing power of Italian folk music and dance
• Natashy Farny performing Chopin Birthday Celebration
• Students hold conference, "The New Negro," for senior capstone class in history
• Annual International Education Week to Begin on November 7 with benefit for Oxfam America
• Letter-writing campaign Saturday night will help St. Jude Children's Hospital.
• Senior seminar students will present series on Margaret Fuller in Reed Library
• Polar Bear Plunge to highlight global warming; Buffalo Zoo curator to serve as honorary starter
• Children's Concerts Series continues season with School of Music String Quartet on Nov. 13
• Helen Tinch Williams, '60, to be honored Friday at Hillman Opera
• Votes needed for grant to digitize Rascher collection
• 140+ students, guest alumnus, set to bring "Tales of Hoffmann" to life
• Community invited to Spanish dance classes, programs Nov. 8 and 12
• SUNY Fredonia's Sigma Kappa hosts friendly competition for toy drive
• Archeological site in Genesee County is topic of guest lecture Monday
• Timothy Frerichs art included in exhibit opening in Berlin
• Purple Heart veteran to receive scholarship at Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11
• Re-live the 80s with Alpha Phi Omega this Wed.
• SA Elections take place Nov. 9-10
• First Zweig lecture on Nov. 11 postponed
• Hockey team'' annual "Pink the Rink" game just 100 days away
• Participants sought for "Mars and Venus" at Reed Library on Nov. 17
• Premium Blend celebrates fifth anniversary with BLENDSTOCK a cappella music fest
• Series focuses on documentaries about Middle East this week
• New Horizons Band of WNY will give concert at Forestville school on Nov. 17
• Theater production becomes call to action for clean water in third world countries
• Gubernatorial Debate Watch to be held Oct. 18
• $3 million expansion to Mason Hall is latest addition to campus
• 350 Day of Action points out Earth's unsustainable C02 level
• Mainstage Series opens Friday with <i>Charley's Aunt</i>
• Ivey and Loughlin collaborate in Clarence Darrow drama at Jackson Center Oct. 16
• Gallery exhibit, "Fredonia Showcase," drawing praise from art enthusiasts
• New rehearsal hall addition to Mason dedicated Tuesday, Oct. 12
• Piano concerto winner to perform with Orchestra
• Fredonia School of Music presents Fifth Annual String Experience for high school artists
• Fredonia School of Music presents Fifth Annual String Experience
• Workshop will draw nearly 200 speech therapy professionals and students Oct. 15
• State Assembly candidates Bargar and Goodell to debate Oct. 12; Rankin moderates
• Tracy Stenger and Leanna White presented their research at conference
• College history is the focus of two exhibits in Reed Library
• Boston Brass returns to open pops concert series on Family Weekend
• Achievements of three alumni honored at Homecoming Brunch Saturday, Oct. 2
• Beach sweep cleanup event planned for world observance at Point Gratiot Sept. 25
• State Assembly candidates to debate at SUNY Fredonia Oct. 12
• Harvard researcher Daniel Wilson, '93, continues Convocation series Oct. 25
• Communications Alumni Reception to be held Oct. 2
• First Annual Stroke Awareness Walk draws over 130 participants
• SUNY Fredonia hosts 21st Annual Early Childhood Conference Oct. 23
• Banse-Fay internship awardee is senior Colin Chauche
• International Brown Bag series opens Oct. 4 with John Arnold on France
• First Stroke Awareness Walk draws more than 130
• Leventhal to keynote regional Fulbright conference Oct. 15
• Premiere of "Toward the Light (Flight 3407)" to honor families of crash victims Oct. 5
• Kwong to deliver Kasling; Young Scholar / Artist awards to be given Oct. 5
• Student volunteer openings to be touted at Community Service Fair Sept. 29
• Italian artists Donzelli and Marziali return to Rosch Oct. 13
• Former Lt. Governor Lundine to speak on civic participation and government efficiency
• Ruterbusch Run to benefit Blue Devil programs Saturday
• SUNY Fredonia ties down "Loose Ends" with metallic sculpture
• Phil Hastings film selected for regional show at Buffalo Arts Studio
• Sale of watercolors by Kris Beal will enable low-income citizens to attend arts events
• Show written by Fredonia alumnus and professor emeritus making encore performance
• Dana Abendschein, '74, to give alumni seminar on light and serious side of his work
• SUNY Fredonia readies for Family Weekend Oct. 22-24
• Lawlor brothers to be remembered during Homecoming soccer game
• Women directors and their films tackle complex issues during a four-day film series
• Graduate School Fair to be held Oct. 5
• Mainstage Series opens Oct. 15 with <i>Charley's Aunt</i>
• Fredonia Place make gift to sponsor World Travel Series
• Fredonia Opera House - Abe's Lily and City Fiddle
• Folk in Fredonia Music Series LeVent du Nord

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