A Q&A with Sophomore Sarah Karimi
Meet sophomore biology major Sarah Karimi from Syracuse, NY.
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Look at That!
American propaganda posters from World War I encouraged residents to do their part at home, to support troops overseas. By Robyn Rime The Special Collections in Milne Library range from college memorabilia to local historical documents to rare, fragile, and valuable artifacts. It’s easy to see why some of the items ended up at the
Must Love Books
Geneseo’s flourishing student book club reflects a growing national interest in reading with others. By Robyn Rime Does reading books for fun have an image problem? Unless you’re a librarian, you might believe so. “A lot of people view books as nerdy and weird,” says Alexis Lamm ’27, an early childhood/childhood education major. “That stereotype
A New Start for Himself and Others
Initially a high school dropout, Takaki Matsumoto ’13 went on to earn a Geneseo degree. Now he’s helping a new generation of students earn theirs. By Keith Walters In 2010, Takaki Matsumoto ’13 arrived in the United States from Japan with a dream to earn a college degree. That dream was a long time coming.
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Professor Filice Featured on WXXI
Professor Carlo Filice Philosophy News Professor Carlo Filice was a recent guest on WXXI’s “Connections with Evan Dawson.” Together, they talked about Filice’s recent work on desert, and the role played by luck in whatever success we have. Filice notes that our social and economic starting points, along with several other factors such as strong
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Geneseo Summer Academy: Live and Learn on Campus
Program Overview Geneseo Summer Academy is a one-week residential program for high school students who want to prepare for college, explore academic interests, and gain real college experience. Students will live in residence halls, eat in dining halls, and participate in hands-on learning led by Geneseo’s expert faculty. This program helps students stand out in
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A Q&A with Senior Kaden Wheeler ’25
Meet senior Kaden Wheeler ’25
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Faculty Memoriam
Faculty in the Sociology Department at SUNY Geneseo leave impacts long after their passing. The many students whose lives are touched by these remarkably passionate people are forever changed. This webpage is dedicated to the memories of faculty who have left us. Rev. Dr. Elaine R. Cleeton Dr. Kurt F. Cylke Dr. Joanna Kirk
Joanna Kirk Tribute
Joanna Kirk, Professor of Sociology, political sociology researcher, and cherished mother and wife, passed away January 12th, 2021. She was 57. Jo was born in 1963 in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, and grew up in NW England in Lancashire and Cumbria. Always academically driven, she completed her MA in jurisprudence (law) at Hertford College, Oxford
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