Alumni Relations News Tell us about yourself. Where you live now, career, and/or family news. What have you been up to since you left Geneseo? I currently live in South Florida and I am an award winning underwater photographer, Shark diver, and I run a Medical Marijuana Analytical Laboratory. After a few years as an
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Alumni Relations News Tell us about yourself. Where you live now, career, and/or family news. What have you been up to since you left Geneseo? Since graduating from Geneseo I’ve worked as a school-based speech language pathologist. My husband & I have raised 4 terrific kids ages 21, 21, 19 & 16. What did you
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Alumni Relations News Tell us about yourself. Where you live now, career, and/or family news. What have you been up to since you left Geneseo? I just bought a home in Nashville, TN and just got married on April 30, 2021 to my wife, Paige, who is from Nashville. We have two dogs, Tottie, who
Amanda Lewis-Nang’ea’s research brings historical perspective to the issues of land management and resource stewardship in Kenya. By Robyn Rime Amboseli National Park in Kenya is one of the best places in the world to get close to free-ranging elephants. The park, formalized as a national game reserve in 1948 and as a park in
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View our interactive map to learn how alumni and the College are addressing the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals Peter Johnson ’02 is addressing the global problem of food waste and creating greater transparency and fairness in supply chains, worldwide. By Kris Dreessen From harvest to dinner table, 30 percent of all food produced globally goes
The Big Idea: Tackling Waste and Transparency Worldwide Read More »
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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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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Former Knights athletic director Marilyn Moore has a new role with the same mission — making the Geneseo student-athlete experience the best it can be. By Brett Ford From vacant classrooms to a theater-style video room and from mud-trodden grass fields to a stunning, dual-field turf stadium complex, the Geneseo Knights have come a long
Moore, Once Again Building Champions Read More »
Geneseo’s sustainability experts share simple steps to compost at home. By Mat Johnson “Some things just take time — like good wine and compost,” says Dan DeZarn, Geneseo’s director of sustainability. Technically, composting is “the decomposition of organic waste,” says DeZarn, himself a backyard composter. In any active compost pile, oxygen-seeking bacteria are busy breaking down
How to: Your Food Scraps, Renewed! Read More »
Watch out, kids — co-eds are hunting for your Squishmallows. By Kris Dreessen From Cabbage Patch Kids in the 1980s to Beanie Babies in the ’90s and Webkinz in the 2010s, each generation has seen a craze of collectible toys. Soft, huggable plushies have been a fan favorite for years — not just with the
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