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President's Award and Kasling Memorial Lectures slated for fall
Barry Kilpatrick of the School of Music will give the annual President's Award for Excellence on Tuesday, Sep. 28. Offering the 34th Robert W. Kasling Memorial Lecture will be Department of Mathematical Sciences Professor Harris Kwong, who will speak on Tuesday, Oct. 5.
Class Notes August 2010
Deaths ALUMNI Laura D. Foster, Class of 1929 Sarah (Bliss) Laine, Class of 1929 Edna (Hollenbeck) Merchant, Class of 1931 Leila (Lloyd) Taylor, Class of...
Personal connections are keys to finding a job
Considering a career or job change, but don’t know where to begin? Embarking on a new job search, and need advice on your first step...
Letter to Alumni
We begin the fall semester with a great deal of excitement, as many initiatives are underway designed to make a real difference in the lives of Fredonia’s students. We once again received record freshmen applications this past spring, as well as record minority applications, from those seeking to become a part of the Class of 2014.
Yuen and Duggan present final in Beethoven series
The final concert in the four-concert series, “The Complete Works of Beethoven for Violin and Piano,” Violin faculty member Maureen Yuen performs with Sean Duggan...
Letter to Alumni January 2010
Dear Alumni and Friends, Dennis L. Hefner, left, and Greg Gibbs It is a fascinating time to be part of SUNY Fredonia. The campus is...
First Nabta Scholarships given April 17 during BSU Fashion Show
The first Nabta Scholarships for good scholars who are active in the Black Student Union (BSU) will be awarded Saturday, April 17, during the festivities surrounding the BSU Fashion Show. Three scholarships will be awarded.
Mason Hall getting new bricks and mortar
Construction began in October and will finish in late spring for a $3 million addition to Mason Hall to provide expanded and improved rehearsal space for the School of Music. The new addition will include two rooms, a larger 60- by 66-foot space which will face Dods Hall, and a smaller 53- by 62-foot space which will face the amphitheatre and Reed Library. Plans are for the front facades to match the existing brick of the adjacent sides of Mason Hall
Professor Emeritus Robert Jordan returning to perform on his 70th birthday
Piano Professor Emeritus Robert Jordan Make a gift to the Robert Jordan Piano Scholarship Friends of Professor Emeritus Robert Jordan and the School of Music...
Spring Arts and Theatre Preview
Check out the entire calendar of events in the Rockefeller Arts Center, including the performances of the Theatre and Dance Department, and all events planned by the Fredonia School of Music.