2025-2026: Climate Change and the Individual Upcoming Events Native Trees of the Genesee Valley Exhibit | College Union Ballroom Lounge | Opens October 30, 2025 College Buildings Sustainability Tour — Dan DeZarn and Steve Schunk, February, 2026 A Whale of a Time – a Science/Art Festival – March 8-10th, College Green GREAT Day Keynote Speaker
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Whale of the Day 3/8: Sperm Whale Today’s featured whale is the sperm whale, the inspiration for artist Billie Lynn’s 65-foot inflatable sculpture gracing campus this week. The sculpture may be light, but a sperm whale this size weighs more than 60 tons, about half the combined weight of the SUNY Geneseo graduating class of 2026.
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Photo by Ben Kolde on Unsplash League of Storytellers News Written by Ryan Seubert, first year student First Edit by Sammi McGiveron, junior Second Edit by the EIT Committee SUNY Geneseo is successfully working towards creating an accessible community for everyone. The college has responded to the recent updates to Title II of the Americans
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While philosophy research in reproduction has significantly increased in the last 20 years, LGBTQ+ people are often excluded from the conversation, says Amanda Roth, Geneseo philosophy professor and coordinator of the gender, sexuality, and women’s studies program.
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Justin Behrend (right), professor of history and graduate program director, works with students in the archives. (Photo Provided) “A wonderful community of learning.” This description of the Master of Arts in History program rolls off the tongue of Justin Behrend, professor of history and graduate program director. It’s quickly proven accurate in talking with Behrend
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There are many definitions of wellbeing (or well-being, for that matter; both are accepted spellings!). Here are some widely-accepted definitions within the fields of health promotion and higher education.
Distinguished teaching professor of psychology Monica Schneider and Geneseo student researchers are examining the links between perfectionism, problematic social media use, and depression.
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The Jack ’76 and Carol ’76 Kramer Endowed Lectureship In 2008, Jack and Carol Kramer, both graduates of the class of 1976, established the Kramer Lecture endowed lectureship, which serves as the anchor for GREAT Day. The lectureship exemplifies the type of leadership, passion and dedication that permeate the Kramers’ lives. Jack and Carol approach
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Between March 8th-10th, SUNY Geneseo will welcome a 65-foot inflatable sperm whale to the ISC Focal Point (next to College Green). This environmental art and action kinetic sculpture by the artist Billie Lynn will form the backdrop for a series of events, interactions, and performances that allow us to think about human (dis)connections with the
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The Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) program at SUNY Geneseo is a unique collaboration that includes Livingston County Historical Society Museum and Ella Cline Shear School of Education at Geneseo to raise awareness of and promote use of Library of Congress digital primary resources in the elementary curriculum for grades K-6. The
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