2025 was quite the year for SUNY Geneseo. We welcomed a new president and more than a thousand new students, added new degree programs to our academic roster, and cheered on our talented teams. Geneseo had yet another stellar Fulbright year; we were listed as a Top Fulbright Producer again with four alums and two
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MacVittie Union (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) SUNY Geneseo has adopted the new SUNY Military Tuition Rate Program, announced this week by State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. The program, beginning Spring 2026 at Geneseo and other select SUNY campuses, ensures SUNY’s academic excellence is affordable for active-duty service members, members of the National
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Every year, through SUNY Geneseo’s Center for Integrative Learning, students can apply for Geneseo Student Ambassador Awards. These awards fund and support student-designed projects that research or address social, economic, or environmental problems. Student-driven ambassador projects combine independent learning, innovative approaches to problem-solving, and community-based action. Projects can take place on campus, in the region, or even internationally.
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Photo by LightFieldStudios via Envato Nearly 40 percent of Geneseo alums who went on to complete a doctoral degree did so in law, according to recent data from the National Student Clearinghouse. The report covers alums from Spring 2014 through Summer 2023. “In addition, roughly a third of those alums who earned a JD were political science majors at Geneseo,”
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Intekhab Alam (SUNY Geneseo/Keith Walters ’11) Intekhab Alam, distinguished teaching professor of marketing in SUNY Geneseo’s School of Business, has received a prestigious Fulbright Specialist award to consult at the Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship (GSBE) in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. GSBE is a new graduate institution founded by the Government of Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty
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Christian Chaffee ’27, left, and Aiden LaLone ’27 with the Vitale Collection at the Livingston County Historical Society Museum. (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) An amateur archeologist devoted decades of his life to discovering artifacts in the Genesee Valley. Since his death, SUNY Geneseo students have preserved the relics in a 652-bag collection that is now part
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Rachel Laber Pulvino ’10 New York Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed Rachel Laber Pulvino ’10 to the SUNY Geneseo College Council for a term expiring June 30, 2029. A Geneseo alum, Laber Pulvino is vice president of communications at Visit Rochester, where she leads the organization’s brand messaging, public relations, and communications strategy to promote Rochester as a premier travel destination.
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Sarah Harris ’26 and Kayla Harry ’26 (SUNY Geneseo/Keith Walters ’11) Transferring to a different school often means starting anew: finding support groups, learning new systems, and weaving into a campus culture already in motion. For psychology major Kayla Harry ’26 and marketing major Sarah Harris ’26, transferring to SUNY Geneseo was both eye-opening and motivating. Each came to
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Photo by Jakub Zerdzicki via Unsplash. Can the right job turn math into a fun puzzle? Taylor Ott ’19 believes it can. Ott, whose mathematics major from Geneseo focused on actuarial science, is currently an associate actuary with Prudential Financial. Working behind the scenes to develop life insurance and annuity products, she’s part of a team that seeks
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Brodie Hall (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) Cadence Panol ’26 began her studies at Geneseo with an undeclared major. She loved dance and communication and took classes in both, as well as theater production, film, international relations, Russian, and other subjects, looking to find her niche. “Nothing really fit” for a degree, says Panol. “I had a
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