Student Association General Assembly The Student Association Executive Board is in attendance and holds General Assembly every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. in the MacVittie College Union Hunt Room Standing Committee and Sub-Committee Meetings To attend Standing Committee or Sub-Committee Meetings, please check the page on Standing and Sub-Committees.
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Patrick Buckley ’19, will launch his Discovery Cafe with three free public events this fall. The first talk, “A Series of Discrepant Events: Some Physics in Action,” presented by Kurt Fletcher, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of Physics & Astronomy, will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. at the Wadsworth Library on Center St., Geneseo.
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WGSU’s first official mascot, Genevieve Suzanne Upton — a lovable squirrel who goes by the nickname “Genny” — was born June 21, 2017 (the first day of summer) in Anne S. Blake Hall, on the upper part of the SUNY Geneseo campus. She is a blue-eyed, rosy-cheeked, pink pony tail-wearing Sciurus carolinensis (or Eastern gray
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Professor Michael Leroy Oberg’s revised textbook, “Native America: A History, Second Edition,” hit college bookstore shelves just in time for the new academic year. Oberg, a SUNY Distinguished Professor of history at Geneseo, says that the new edition includes expanded discussions on the law and native history since World War II.
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An event coordinated by a student ambassador in the college’s Center for Inquiry, Discovery & Development (CIDD) will help introduce new students to Geneseo’s Main Street.
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New and returning students and faculty are settling in for the start of the 2017-18 academic year as classes started today.
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My name is Ray Rizzo and I am a Peace Corps volunteer. This is the first time I have actually said (or typed) that in English! I have the privilege of serving my two-year Peace Corps service in San Sebastián de Yalí, Jinotega, Nicaragua, a town of approximately 27,000 people who reside in rural communities.
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Last summer, Campus Auxiliary Services First-Time Study Abroad scholarship recipient Justen Geddes ’18 explored history and challenges and culture of African diaspora in Brazil. It was the first time he had been outside of the United States.
It changed his outlook, and his future.
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The former Peace Corps volunteer created a new business model for a beauty staple that empowers women.
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When I introduce myself in Senegal, I tell people my name is Mata Dia, the name my host family gave me when I began my Peace Corps service as a Community Economic Development volunteer. In America, I’m better known as Jessica Kroenert, adventure seeker, dog enthusiast, and Geneseo grad, class of 2015.
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