String Band Square Dance Feb. 6; Beginners Always Welcome
SUNY Geneseo’s String Band Square Dance will take place on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. in the MacVittie College Union Ballroom.
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Wind Quintet to Feature New Work Feb. 7 by James Walker: ‘Moments Past’
The SUNY Geneseo Wind Quintet will feature a new work by Distinguished Professor of Music James Walker at its concert Feb. 7 at 3 p.m. in the Doty Recital Hall. The performance is free and open to the public.
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Meghan Barrett ’16 Receives Phi Beta Kappa Writing Internship
Meghan Barrett, a senior from Penfield, N.Y., has received a prestigious Phi Beta Kappa Writing Internship for 2016.
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Center for Inquiry, Discovery and Development Seeks Student Ambassadors
Geneseo’s Center for Inquiry, Discovery and Development (CIDD) is accepting student applications for its 2016-17 Student Ambassadors program. Now in its fifth year, the competitive program offers selected Ambassadors $5,000 awards that support a student-designed project in independent learning and innovative results. Projects may include travel, internship, research, community service, entrepreneurship or other activities and should result in identifiable and transformative results for the individual student and the community.
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Simmons to Keynote Weeklong Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration
Gwendolyn Simmons, professor of religion at the University of Florida, will deliver the keynote address Jan. 27 during Geneseo’s weeklong commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Her address, titled “Inconvenient Hero: Martin Luther King” begins at 7 p.m. in Alice Austin theatre and is open to the public without charge.
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Tony Award-Winning Musical ‘Nine’ Continues Through Sunday
SUNY Geneseo’s production of the musical “Nine” will employ aerial arts and live-feed video rarely used in Rochester-area theatrical productions.
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Nobel Laureate Wolfgang Ketterle Set for Lecture on Coldest Matter in the Universe Jan. 27
The 2001 Nobel Laureate in physics, Wolfgang Ketterle, will deliver the 2016 Robert “Duke” Sells lecture in physics Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in Newton Hall Room 202.
Geneseo Earns $475K for SUNY Investment and Performance Fund Projects
SUNY Geneseo is receiving funding from the newly-established SUNY Investment and Performance Fund to support two programs aimed at helping more students complete their degrees.
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Geneseo on 35th Service Trip to Gulf Coast for Hurricane Relief Work
SUNY Geneseo and the college/community organization Livingston CARES is preparing for work trips to Biloxi/Gulfport, Miss., and Brooklyn, N.Y., areas during this January’s winter break to continue repairing damage caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Ava Pascalar Receives SUNY Geneseo Van Quaal Award
Ava Pascalar, supervising janitor in SUNY Geneseo’s Facilities Services Department, has received the college’s Gloria and Van Quaal Outstanding Quality Service Award for 2015. The annual award recognizes an individual in the Division of Administration and Finance who has had a consistently high level of performance during his or her career, a recognizable and meaningful impact at the college, and who serves as a role model for others.
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