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Alumnus to analyze the role of the press in Trump era at Writers@Work residency
The role of the free press in the Trump era will be explored and perhaps even scrutinized by Los Angeles Times journalist Scott Martelle, a 1984 Fredonia graduate, during a Writers@Work residency on Sunday through Tuesday, March 24 to 26.
Neglected role of Africans in World War I topic of guest speaker
The relatively little known role that Africans played in World War I will be explored by Indiana University professor Dr. Michelle Moyd in a talk, “Radical Potentials, Conservative Realities: African Veterans’ Politics after World War I,” on Monday, March 25, at 6 p.m.
Guest artist recital to feature music of Boelter
A guest artist recital featuring music composed by Dr. Karl Boelter, former director of the School of Music, along with selections by other composers, will be held on Sunday, March 24, at 6 p.m., in Rosch Recital Hall.
Dahlgren pens ‘Ivory Tower Misfits’ chapter in newly published ‘Cinema U’
Robert L. Dahlgren, associate professor and chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, welcomed publication of "Ivory Tower Misfits: The Images of College Professors in Hollywood Films,” a chapter he wrote in the newly published volume "Cinema U: Representations of Higher Education in Popular Film," by Fourth Horseman Press.
Vanwesenbeeck delivers lecture in Istanbul university
Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck gave a public lecture, “Choosing English: African American Writing as World Literature,” at Koç University in Istanbul.
Fredonia grad Harrington part of GRAMMY nominated album
Music enthusiasts can look forward to hearing more from Patrick Harrington, a 2013 Fredonia graduate, following the GRAMMY Award nomination received by his band, Victor Wainwright and the Train.
Faculty to receive Chancellor’s Award in Adjunct Teaching
Two Fredonia faculty members are among recipients of the 2018-2019 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Adjunct Teaching, a system-wide honor that recognizes consistently superior teaching at the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels.
Brown Bag talk to explore conflict, consequences in the creative process
The topic “Conflicts and Consequences during the Creative Process” will be explored and the documentary “Among the Hemlocks. Fantastic Stories from Fredonia, NY” screened at the Brown Bag Luncheon on Wednesday, March 6, at noon at Williams Center Room S204.
Pi Day slated for March 7
The campus and community are invited to participate with the Department of Mathematical Sciences on Thursday, March 7 at 6 p.m. in McEwen Hall Room 209 in celebrating Pi Day. The event is being held a week early due to the spring break. The year’s theme is “CSPi.”
Igoe teaches in China over winter break
Assistant Professor Mike Igoe of the Department of Communication taught at Shanghai Normal University in China in January.