Professional organizer Allison Zales ’04 shares the secrets of decluttering made easy. By Allison Zales ’04 Without question, my purpose in life is to help others. My passion for being organized in my personal life also fit neatly into my career path. As a professional organizer, I help others to improve their lives by
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Content strategist Sam Frenzel ’18 landed a job with tech company Spotify—despite not being a tech guy. By Robyn Rime The day that Spotify Wrapped drops is a big, big day. More than 570 million Spotify users around the globe get to see and share what they listened to most during the past year—their
Eric Hinman ’02 promised to meet someone new, every day. Years later, he continues his goal in unique ways. By Eric Hinman ’02 I am an only child, so growing up in the small town of Pulaski, NY, I had friends come over to play Ping Pong and basketball every night. I always enjoyed
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Emily Lopez ’27 is drawn to Geneseo’s unity on and off the field. By Kris Dreessen Emily Lopez ’27, a biology major, is in the middle of her first season on the Geneseo track and field team, and she already has an international competition under her belt. Lopez competed against other athletes with disabilities
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Reunion 2026 Information:We invited local businesses to take part in welcoming our alumni and guests back to Geneseo. As a courtesy and welcome gesture to Reunion visitors, the Village of Geneseo will not enforce parking meter or municipal lot overtime violations during Reunion Weekend. Please avoid overnight parking on village streets as per local code.
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Since 2006, GREAT Day has brought students together across years, disciplines, and interests to find out more about each other’s creative and scholarly endeavors. A truly college-wide experience, it features presentations, papers, musical performance, artwork, posters, and more. Classes are cancelled for the day, allowing students to explore and discover the amazing achievements of their
Detail from the Cartulary of Prémontré, circa 1240 (Image provided) Author Yvonne Seale Additional Authors and Editors Heather Wacha, Ed. Publication University of Toronto Press (2023) Abstract: The Cartulary of Prémontré offers a full critical edition, consisting of a transcription of the cartulary’s 509 charters together with historical notes and apparatus. The thirteenth-century cartulary of
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Professor Melanie Medeiros and Associate Professor Jennifer Guzmán. Author Melanie A. Medeiros Publication Ethnographic Insights on Latin America and the Caribbean, University of Toronto Press (2023) Summary: Ethnographic Insights on Latin America and the Caribbean brings together 36 chapters toexamine how communities across Latin America and the Caribbean are addressing the most pressing issues of
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Associate professor of English Ken Cooper brings an ecological viewpoint to his study of literature.
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Associate Professor Jennifer Guzmán (Image provided) Author Jennifer Guzmán Publication “Intercultural Health and Communicative Justice in Native Chile,” in Language and Social Justice: Global Perspectives (2024) Summary: Intercultural health initiatives in Chile aim at improving health for Native/Indigenous people, but the design and implementation of intercultural programs have also resulted in negative consequences. Abstract: Starting
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