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Sexual Violence Response Policy

#7-721 Approved By: Cabinet Effective Date: 07-02-2024 Revised Date: 07-02-2024 Category: Category Diversity & Equity Policy Owner: Sara Hebert Office Number: 585-245-5023 Scope This policy outlines the procedures for reporting, investigating, and adjudicating allegations of discrimination under New York State Education Law, Article 129-B at SUNY Geneseo and applies to all faculty, staff, and students

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Information for Sociomedical Science Transfer Students

Thanks for your interest in transferring to Geneseo! Please contact the sociomedical sciences major coordinator (Dr. Jennifer Guzmán, guzman@geneseo.edu) with any questions about the major. Questions about transfer admissions can be directed to Justine Rumbel (jrumbel@geneseo.edu, 585-245-5571). Please note that a maximum of 90 semester hours from another college (and only 60 of which can

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Sociomedical Sciences Testimonials

Where are they now? Drew O’Neil ’21 Center for Disease Control (CDC) Public Health Associate; M.S. graduate student in Sociomedical Sciences starting Fall 2023 “Course content, reading, writing, and research requirements for the Sociomedical Sciences major prepared me to excel in my position with the CDC. The experiences and perspectives I gained in this major

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2025 Legacy Celebration

The SUNY Geneseo Legacy Celebration highlights legacy families with two or more family members who graduated from or are currently attending Geneseo. The families on this page took part in our 2025 celebration. 2025 First-Year Legacy Celebration Families 📷 = Photo(s) in gallery 2025 Additional Legacy Submissions Return to Geneseo Legacy homepage

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Our Commitment to Racial Justice

Introduction On June 18, 2020, in response to the murder of George Floyd, as well as to the much longer history of violence against black people in the United States, jazz trumpeter, composer, and music educator Terence Blanchard reflected on Marvin Gaye’s hits song “What’s Going On” in an opinion piece for NPR. Blanchard noted

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A Study of Pregnancy Care in Jails During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Assistant Professor Ashley N. Watson (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) Author Ashley N. Watson Additional Authors and Editors Abaki Beck, Ingie Osman, and Rebecca J. Shlafer of University of Minnesota; Aparea Smith and Brittany Seaver of Community Research Council; Carolyn Sufrin of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Publication BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2025) Article title “We

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