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Mark Versace ’79 Alumni Relations News I had relatives who went to SUNY Geneseo, and I went there a few times to visit. I just knew I was going to go to Geneseo. I definitely enjoyed my time there. They were the best four years of my life. I really liked the beautiful campus. I
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Alumni Relations News I liked Geneseo because it was a smaller college, and they had a three-year program when I started as a freshman. I lived on campus. I really enjoyed going to the plays that they had, and I helped out sewing costumes for some of the performances. I always remember seeing The Eagles
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Geneseo Student Ambassador Elliot Pecora ’24, the Keith ‘11 and Joanna ‘13 Walters Artist-in-Residence Ambassador Center for Integrative Learning (CIL) News Geneseo Student Ambassador Elliot Pecora (’24) was interviewed by North Country Public Radio to discuss their June 24th workshop “Exploring Transgender Poetics with Elliot Pecora” at the Adirondack Center for Writing. Pecora also cohosted
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2023 SUNY Geneseo Chemistry & Biochemistry Graduates Bio Chemistry News Congratulations to the Class of 2023 SUNY Geneseo Chemistry & Biochemistry graduates! Eli Barbour (BS Biochem) Marissa Bernard (BA Chem w Adol Ed) Rachel Brooks (BS Biochem, Dec ’22) Matthew Chudy (BS Biochem) Caitlin Clack (BS Biochem, Dec ’22) Bryce Daskiewich (BA Chem with Adol
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Happy 50th birthday to SUNY Geneseo’s chapter of Sigma Tau Delta! English News On April 21st, Sigma Tau Delta’s Iota Lambda chapter at Geneseo was happy to induct thirty-three students into the English Honor Society. It was also the official fiftieth birthday celebration for Geneseo’s chapter! For family and friends who could not attend the
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Some of the recipients of our Annual Awards Ceremony Global Languages and Cultures News Students, faculty, and staff gathered to celebrate our students’ outstanding achievements and contributions to our department. These included academic and professional awards, scholarships, and a Fulbright ETA, among other recognitions. Congratulations! We are very proud of you!
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Global Languages and Cultures Honor Societies Global Languages and Cultures News (clockwise) Delta Phi Alpha (German): Elisabeth Hacker, Emma Bail, Dr. Beverly J. Evans (Honorable Member); Phi Sigma Iota (all languages): Madeline Coccia, Olivia Smaldone, Merrill DiPonzio, Shantal Herrera, Leah Ross; Pi Delta Phi (French): Ian Mihalyev, Hannah Pfotenhauer, Leah Ross, McKenzie Flynn, Gaetan Jean
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Geneseo Sigma Tau Delta members in Denver English News From March 29 to April 1, 2023, 11 students and one alum from Geneseo’s chapter of the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society presented wonderful critical essays and creative pieces at the annual convention. Representing Geneseo were Carly Burgio ’23, Julia Grunes ’23, Matt Keller
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Sturges Hall, SUNY Geneseo Philosophy News The Fall 2023 PHIL 130 Ethics course–taught by Professor Amanda Roth–has completed an applied learning project on ethics and charitable giving. After studying a unit on the moral obligation to make sacrifices to help others in need and the effective altruism movement, students engaged in a group project selecting
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Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Tommy Osburn Physics and Astronomy News Tommy Osburn, Assistant Professor of Physics at SUNY Geneseo, recently was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study gravitational waves, tiny ripples in the fabric of spacetime that are emitted by massive objects when they accelerate. The $188,470 award
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