School of Business Students bring home Win
Team Members: James Bradford, Spencer Haughney, Brandon O’Brien & Isaac Pollock and Faculty Advisor, Farooq Sheikh School of Business News
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2nd Place in Marketing Madness Competition
School of Business Marketing Students take 2nd Place School of Business News The Direct Effect® Marketing Madness competition challenged colleges and universities across the country to see who could score the most micro-credential course completions during the month of March. The SUNY Geneseo Marketing Club team, led by Dr. Ian Alam, went above and beyond
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Political Science and International Relations Celebrates Outstanding Students at 45th Annual Senior Honor’s Dinner
Outstanding students were inducting into the political science honor’s society, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Science and International Relations News On Monday, April 29, 2024, the Department of Political Science and International Relations hosted their 45th Annual Senior Honor’s Dinner in the MacVittie Union Ballroom at Geneseo. Current faculty and staff in the department were joined
Battles Attends Presidents Dinner for Women in Higher Education
Courtesy: Office of Governor Kathy Hochul Office of the President News President Denise Battles joined Governor Kathy Hochul for dinner on April 23 with fellow women serving as presidents of higher education institutions in New York State. There, she participated in a conversation covering critical topics ranging from enrollment and retention to artificial intelligence and
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NEW Queer/Sexuality Minor
Women’s and Gender Studies News NEW Queer/Sexuality Minor Beginning Fall 2024 This exciting interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary minor offers students critical tools for understanding sexuality as an identity, behavior, or practice, and axis of inequality and power; the curriculum especially emphasizes understanding LGBTQ+ identities and experiences, and “queer” as a theoretical lens and tool. The minor
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President Battles Speaks at UCLA
Denise Battles is pictured with Kathy Jackson, the widow of former UCLA EPSS faculty member Dr. David Jackson (left) and Diana Monaco ’95. (Photo Courtesy of UCLA) Office of the President News Denise A. Battles, PhD, president of SUNY Geneseo, was the featured speaker at UCLA’s College of Physical Sciences’ Earth, Planetary & Space Sciences
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Dr. Anand Rao Conducts Research at Oxford University
Dr. Rao spent a semester at the St. Antony’s College at Oxford. Political Science and International Relations News Dr. Anand Rao, assistant professor of political science and international relations, spent his sabbatical for the Fall 2023 semester at Oxford University. This took place during the Michaelmas Term, which ran from October 8th to December 2nd. He
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Dr. Hanna Brant Wins Drescher Award
Political Science and International Relations News Dr. Hanna Brant, assistant professor of political science and international relations, will be on a Drescher Leave for the Spring 2024 semester. The Drescher Leave Program is designed to support women and faculty of color who are disproportionately less likely to receive tenure and promotion. During this leave, Dr.
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Dr. Goeckel Gifts the Experience of the Model EU
Distinguished Professor Bob Goeckel Political Science and International Relations News Model UN at Geneseo has a long tradition that has involved a large number of our students and alumni, and includes awards from prestigious conferences held at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale, and more. Dr. Robert Goeckel had been the Model UN advisor dating
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Yokoyama Research Group Helps Fight Alzheimer’s Disease
Professor Kazushige Yokoyama (SUNY Geneseo/Keith Walters ’11) Chemistry and Biochemistry News Chemistry Professor Dr. Kazushige Yokoyama is driven to understand the biophysical processes associated with the formation of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) plaques, with the hope of one day helping contribute to a cure. Dr. Yokoyama and co-workers recently authored an article, Protein Corona Formation and
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