“Small, but mighty.” Those are the words SUNY Geneseo’s Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) uses to describe SUNY Geneseo and its students. The 12th annual Relay for Life event on April 8 at the Wilson Ice Arena lived up to the description.
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Assistant Professor of Political Science Karleen Wests research on indigenous reactions to oil development in Ecuador has earned national attention in two publications.
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SUNY Geneseo’s annual April commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy will feature panel discussions with Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) activists Jennifer Lawson, Karen Spellman, and Freddie Greene Biddle. The Civil Rights era activists will take part in panel discussions on April 3 & 4.
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Annie Renaud (Central and Eastern European Studies Minor) and Alex McGrath (who completed 4 semesters of Russian with the Department), have won highly competitive Critical Language Scholarship awards for Russian this year in a national competition. The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) is a fully funded summer overseas language and cultural immersion program of the US
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International Relations major Maria Gershuni 17 is true (Geneseo) blue when it comes to singing the praises of faculty on campus. However, this semester she has discovered talent and knowledge beyond the valley, courtesy of the Council for Public Liberal Arts Colleges.
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We are excited to announce that we are now advertising the use of Review My Landlord (now Open Igloo), an online database used to rate rental properties. This website allows off campus residents to submit their own reviews and read reviews that others have written. This is an invaluable tool when searching for an apartment!
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When their land in the Ecuadorian Amazon was opened for oil drilling, the First People of Sarayaku fought back – and have won in the highest international courts to protect their land and the ecosystems resources.
Amazon Leader Discusses Land Preservation Fight Read More »
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Melanie Medeiros is getting ready to celebrate the release of her book, Marriage, Divorce and Distress in Northeast Brazil: Black Women’s Perspectives on Love, Respect and Kinship.
Geneseo Professor Studies Afro-Brazilian Marriage Read More »
Two Geneseo classes have partnered with the Livingston County Jail to record inmates reading books to send to the inmates children as part of the national Storybook Project.
Class Partners With Livingston County Jail, Helps Inmates Connect With Their Families Read More »
