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Alumni Relations News Tell us about yourself. Where you live now, career, and/or family news. What have you been up to since you left Geneseo? Since leaving Geneseo, I have traveled a winding but formative road. I currently live in Salt Lake City, Utah. I work for the City of Salt Lake as the Community
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William “Will” or “Bill” D. Leyerle, retired lecturer in the department of music, who passed away on June 27, 2020, left an endowed scholarship for music students. Donor News An endowed scholarship for SUNY Geneseo music students has been established by Betty Leyerle, the sister of William “Will” or “Bill” D. Leyerle, retired lecturer in
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Communication News Assistant Professor Lee Pierce of the Department of Communication published the article “Schadenfreude over Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis was more about cosmic justice than joy in another’s pain,” in The Conversation.
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School of Education News Thea Yurkewecz, assistant professor in the School of Education, appeared on Timmy Bauers’ podcast, The Literacy Advocate. Yurkewecz and Syracuse University literacy PhD candidate Keith Newvine discuss professional development and other issues relevant to literacy educators.
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Art History News Lynette Bosch, chair and SUNY distinguished professor of art history, has written an introductory essay for an exhibit of Cuban-American artist Geandy Pavón’s photographs at the Art Museum of the Americas. The series of photographs were made during the pandemic lockdown in Buffalo, NY. Visit the Quarantine: 40 Days and 40 Nights exhibition and
Communication News Assistant Professor Lee Pierce of the Department of Communication appeared on a Spark, a San Francisco-based podcast, to talk about ways to upskill during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Biology News Assistant Professor Mackenzie Gerringer, biology, was first author on the article “Pressure tolerance of deep‐sea enzymes can be evolved through increasing volume changes in protein transitions: a study with lactate dehydrogenases from abyssal and hadal fishes” published in The FEBS Journal.
History News Professor of history Emilye Crosby’s article “Mr. Nate” appeared in The Crisis, published by the NAACP. Emilye Crosby has been a member of the Geneseo faculty since 1995. Prof. Crosby studies and teaches African-American history and the modern Civil Rights Movement. She has received numerous awards–for her teaching, scholarship, and service. These include the Chancellor’s Award for
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Mathematics News Olympia Nicodemi, distinguished teaching professor of mathematics, was awarded the Charles Dunn Award for Faculty by the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) board of directors. The annual award honors faculty whose commitment to student success goes “above and beyond.” Nicodemi has served as the Director of the Edgar Fellows Program, Geneseo’s Honors Program,
English News Taking Flight, choreographed and directed by Associate Professor of Dance Studies, Mark Broomfield, PhD, to Bach Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major, Prélude by Yo-Yo Ma, has been invited to perform at the 78th International Choreographers’ Showcase at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland in August. The live performance includes a dance short
