Glossary of Terms
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.
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Examining Perfectionism, Social Media Use, and Depression
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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2026 Keynote: Dr. Jennifer D. Roberts
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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A Whale of a Time – a Science/Art Festival
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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Teaching With Primary Sources
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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The Vanishing Aral Sea: An Inquiry to Teach About Human Impact on the Environment
Assistant Professor of education James Oigara (SUNY Geneseo) Author James Oigara Publication Social Studies and the Young Learner (2026) Additional Author Crystal Simmons, associate professor of social studies education, University of North Carolina-Wilmington. Summary An interdisciplinary lesson helps elementary students understand human impact on the environment while strengthening geographic skills. Abstract According to the United
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How the Hippocampus Organizes Spatial Information Predicts Ease in Navigating New Environments
Professor of psychology Jason Ozubko (SUNY Geneseo) Author Jason D. Ozubko Publication Hippocampus (2026) Additional authors SUNY Geneseo students and alumni Madelyn Campbell ’24, Abigail Verhayden ’24, Brooke Demetri ’21, and Molly B. Boyer ’20. Yadurshana Sivashankar, PhD candidate at the University of Waterloo; and Iva Brunec, post-doctoral researcher, University of Pennsylvania and Temple University.
Sisterhood of Support Ensures Success
Zeta Iota Sisters League of Storytellers News Written by Nathaniel D’Amato, graduating senior Since April of 1979, SUNY Geneseo has fostered a lifelong sisterhood of strong-minded and determined women through its chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated—Zeta Iota. This sorority centers on the principles of scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood—the idea of
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week
March 23rd – March 27th, 2026 Join us for our inaugural Neurodiversity Celebration Week at SUNY Geneseo! Throughout the week, students, faculty, and staff are invited to explore the strengths, creativity, and perspectives of neurodivergent community members while building a more inclusive and supportive campus culture. Featured Keynote Speaker Kaelynn Partlow Autism advocate, author, and
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Geneseo Helps Students Build Career Networks
Professional networking can provide a big return on investment when it comes to a student’s job search.
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