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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Sample Interview Questions Behavioral Based Questions: Behavioral questions are focused on your past behavior. Remember, the belief is that past behavior often predicts future behavior. It is hard to deceive interviewers with this type of question because they often will put you on the spot. Question What the Interviewer Wants to See Describe a stressful
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Laura Low, ’97, participated in the Fulbright program for Global Teachers, during the summer of 2023. As a full-time Spanish teacher in New York and double alumnus, we wanted to learn more about her experiences travelling abroad and how her education as SUNY Geneseo prepared her for the journey. Chelsea O’Brien: Would you briefly describe
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Elvio Fernandes ’94 / Provided Photo Alumni Relations News For many, college is a transformative journey to discover yourself and what you truly love. Elvio Fernandes ’94 embodies this journey of self-discovery and passion. Fernandes, a successful musician, songwriter, and entrepreneur who tours the world with American rock band Daughtry, entered college as a stand-out
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SUNY Geneseo students can gain first-hand research experience with primary source materials, thanks to the college’s Special Collections.
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The following courses have been reviewed by the GLOBE Committee and received permanent approval for their general education attributes, starting in spring semester, 2024. Please note that these are the SUNY Gen Ed aligned elements of Geneseo’s GLOBE curriculum, which should be complete in a student’s first sixty credits. Transfer students who enter the college
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