New research by Suann Yang, assistant professor of biology, examines the interactions of mistletoe, a parasitic plant, host trees and two species of birds that disperse the mistletoe seeds.
Mistletoe Research May Keep You Healthy Read More »
A childhood/special education major’s class project on Earth Day resulted in a group of children learning about how recycling benefits the environment.
Education Student Involves Holy Childhood Students in Recycling Project Read More »
Two faculty members in the Department of Geography have received a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research in Undergraduate Institutions (RUI) award of $232,099 for a collaborative research project to assess the environmental and human drivers and the cultural dimension of changes in oak forests in the eastern United States.
Geography Faculty Members Earn NSF Grant to Study Oak Forests Read More »
Anne Pellerin, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, and Amber Charlebois, chemistry department lecturer, have received a Consortium for High Achievement and Success (CHAS) faculty grant of $6,500 for a pilot project to build a tiered mentoring program for undergraduate women and underrepresented minorities in STEM fields at Geneseo.
CHAS Grant to Support STEM Mentoring Program at Geneseo Read More »
As a senior political science major and a public administration minor, Daniel Ruiz has taken advantage of Geneseo’s numerous opportunities to attain more hands-on experience with his major.
Class of 2017: Meet Daniel Ruiz, Political and Community Bridge-Builder Read More »
Cuban speakers and experts on the ever-changing country are on campus today and tomorrow for an interdisciplinary symposium on contemporary Cuba.
Geneseo Hosts Cuba Symposium April 20 and 21 Read More »
In the peaks of the Canadian Rockies, students in this geography class immerse themselves in culture and explore how communities work.
Mountain Class: Geography Students Explore How Communities Work in the Rockies Read More »
Assistant Professor of Political Science Karleen Wests research on indigenous reactions to oil development in Ecuador has earned national attention in two publications.
Professor’s Amazon Research Published in National Journals Read More »
SUNY Geneseo’s annual April commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy will feature panel discussions with Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) activists Jennifer Lawson, Karen Spellman, and Freddie Greene Biddle. The Civil Rights era activists will take part in panel discussions on April 3 & 4.
MLK Jr. Commemoration to Feature SNCC Activists Read More »
Gillen D’Arcy Wood, professor of environmental humanities at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, will deliver the 14th Annual American Rock Salt Lecture April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Newton Hall 202. The lecture, titled “Frankenstein’s Weather: The Year Without a Summer, 1816,” is free and open to the public.
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