Making a Difference Can Be a Part-Time Job
Empire State Service Corps allows Geneseo students to be paid for helping with campus and community projects.
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Career Design Center Launches Annual Professional Clothing Drive
Erwin Hall at SUNY Geneseo, home of the Career Design Center (SUNY Geneseo/Keith Walters) SUNY Geneseo’s Career Design Center has launched its annual community-wide professional clothing drive, an initiative aimed at reducing barriers to professional success for Geneseo students. The initiative is designed to support students who may not have access to professional attire or
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Opportunities to Preserve History
Geneseo students help communities rediscover their past and celebrate their legacies. By Kris Dreessen Some of Rochester’s best-known buildings were designed by Thomas W. Boyde Jr., who made history himself as the city’s first African American architect. He helped plan Rundel Library beside the Genesee River, the ornate facades of Monroe Community Hospital, and dozens
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New Family, in Challenging Times
When an international student got caught up in world politics, the Geneseo community stepped in to help. By Carol Marcy International student Radmila Esina ’23 has been in love with art since she was a high school student in Russia. She went on to study and receive degrees in applied art restoration and art history
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My Story: Geneseo Chooses Us
Raj Bellani ’95 spent four years on campus but has a family for life. By Raj Bellani ’95 As much as I chose Geneseo, Geneseo chose me. I was very excited to attend SUNY Geneseo. I had great mentors, great classmates and great suitemates, all of whom chose to invest their time and effort in
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New Sustainability Major Grows in Popularity
Courses and experiences prepare students for careers in fields from renewable energy to finance. By Kris Dreessen Learn about how Geneseo is addressing sustainability in the world without our interactive map. Katelyn Adis ’24 entered Geneseo undeclared, open to trying many courses and activities in which she had interest, including dance, anthropology and environmental issues.
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VIDEO: Get to Know the President — Our Hard Rocker
Did you know Geneseo President Denise Battles is a geologist, too? Get to know the president in our new video series: Related Stories
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VIDEO: How-to Play Traditional Croquet
The Livingston County Historical Society shows us how to play croquet, a traditional game that has roots in Geneseo: Related Stories
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Mission Driven: The Necessary Push
Matt Cook ’17 knows the value of an encouraging nudge to dream bigger. Now he provides that support for other young adults. By Kris Dreessen Matt Cook ’21 has had people push him to do and be better throughout his life. In high school, teachers saw what the distracted, loud teen could do and motivated
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Empowering Others to Use Their Voices
As an English tutor for Spanish speakers, Karen Caswell ’21 knows the importance of expressing yourself and finding your place. She found hers, building community. By Kris Dreessen Karen Caswell ’21 wanted to become a baking and pastry student at a culinary school. She had taken cake decorating classes in high school and loved surprising
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