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“Stitching for Ukraine” at the Diversity Summit. Featured work by Lili Gourley. Global Languages and Cultures News Professor Klima led the Community Art Project “Stitching for Ukraine” at the Diversity Summit on February 28. Students and faculty learned how to cross stitch various Slavic designs. This was all in effort to support Ukraine and the
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Associate Professor Kodjo Adabra and his team of students at the book signing event Global Languages and Cultures News On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Associate Professor Kodjo Adabra of the French Department held a book-signing event for his new memoir, The Power of an Untamed Mindset. The event featured music and dancing, and Adabra worked closely
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Global Languages and Cultures News Phi Beta Kappa speaker Dr. Padrón visited our department on February 23. He teaches at the University of Virginia. Dr. Padrón is a specialist in the literature and culture of the early modern Hispanic world and has published extensively on questions of empire, literature, cartography, and the geopolitical imagination.
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Dr. Annmarie Urso School of Education News Dr. Annmarie Urso, Associate Professor, was interviewed by the newspaper, La Nueva España, on October 4, 2022 in her role as president of the International Academy for Research in Learning Disabilities which held its annual conference October 4-5, 2022 in Oviedo, Spain. The article discusses the current knowledge
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Dr. Thea Yurkewecz-Stellato School of Education News Dr. Thea Yurkewecz-Stellato, associate professor in the School of Education, achieved her Maintenance of Certification for National Board in Literacy: Reading-Language Arts/Early And Middle Childhood. National Board Certification (NBC) is a voluntary, advanced teaching credential that goes beyond state licensure. National Board’s Maintenance of Certification process is designed based on
(L to R) Kristen Zimmer, Susan Zimmer, Mark Zimmer ’82, Joseph Carr, President Denise Battles, and Kory Zimmer. Donor News Joseph Carr was looking for a roommate for the second semester of his first year at Geneseo, and by happenstance, Mark Zimmer ’82 needed a room. It was the beginning of a long friendship, one
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School of Business News A fantastic job done by Professor Panda’s Econ 355 (Economic Development and Growth) students with regard to a community project/presentation for Geneseo Presbyterian Church. The students did a cost-benefit analysis for various charities working in developing countries and presented their findings to members of the community.
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The Geneseo Chamber Singers with SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Music Robert Isgro in 1970. Donor News A monumental presence in the SUNY Geneseo community for decades, Bob “Doc” Isgro, SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Music, who died last March, and his wife, Mary Isgro, were known for building strong ties with students.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry News Congratulations to Geneseo Professor of Chemistry Dr. Kazu Yokoyama, who was featured in a publication by the American Chemical Society highlighting innovative and impactful practice in physical chemistry at undergraduate institutions. Dr. Yokoyama’s article, Investigation of Protein-Protein Interactions Utilizing a Nano-Gold Colloid Surface Plasmon Resonance: Application to SARS CoV-2 Spike Protein
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Donor News Rev. Jim Swarts ’71 landed on the Geneseo campus after six years in the U.S. Navy. He graduated as a much different person. “I would not have become who I am today had it not been for my experience at Geneseo. I became a person much more willing to give than receive.” Jim’s
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