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Mackenzie Gerringer

Assistant Professor Mackenzie Gerringer First Author on Paper Published in The FEBS Journal

Biology News Assistant Professor Mackenzie Gerringer, biology, was first author on the article “Pressure tolerance of deep‐sea enzymes can be evolved through increasing volume changes in protein transitions: a study with lactate dehydrogenases from abyssal and hadal fishes” published in The FEBS Journal.

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Emilye Crosby

Professor Emilye Crosby’s Article Featured in The Crisis

History News Professor of history Emilye Crosby’s article “Mr. Nate” appeared in The Crisis, published by the NAACP. Emilye Crosby has been a member of the Geneseo faculty since 1995. Prof. Crosby studies and teaches African-American history and the modern Civil Rights Movement. She has received numerous awards–for her teaching, scholarship, and service. These include the Chancellor’s Award for

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Olympia Nicodemi

Distinguished Teaching Professor of Mathematics Olympia Nicodemi Awarded Charles Dunn Award

Mathematics News Olympia Nicodemi, distinguished teaching professor of mathematics, was awarded the Charles Dunn Award for Faculty by the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) board of directors. The annual award honors faculty whose commitment to student success goes “above and beyond.” Nicodemi has served as the Director of the Edgar Fellows Program, Geneseo’s Honors Program,

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Mark Broomfield

Performance Choreographed and Directed by Associate Professor Mark Broomfield Invited to Perform at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

English News Taking Flight, choreographed and directed by Associate Professor of Dance Studies, Mark Broomfield, PhD, to Bach Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major, Prélude by Yo-Yo Ma, has been invited to perform at the 78th International Choreographers’ Showcase at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland in August. The live performance includes a dance short

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David Levy

Professor David Levy Invited to Serve as Panelist at American Philosophical Association Meeting

Philosophy News Professor David Levy, who also serves as chair of the Department of Philosophy, was a panelist at the January Eastern Division meeting of the American Philosophical Association. Levy was invited to participate as a part of a panel of the APA Department Chairs Network; the topic of the panel was “Building Support for Philosophy on

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Suann Yang

Assistant Professor Suann Yang and Evan Burr ’20 Represented Geneseo at the SUNY Campus Showcase

Biology News Suann Yang, assistant professor of biology, and Evan Burr ’20, a biology major, represented Geneseo at the SUNY campus showcase offered in conjunction with SUNY Chancellor Kristina Johnson’s State of the University System speech in January. They discussed the Designing Open Modules on Environmental Sustainability (DOMES) project, a Geneseo-based initiative developed by Yang and Karleen West, associate professor

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Dr. Mark Paris '76

Dr. Mark Paris ’76

Alumni Relations News Friday Knight Alumni Spotlight Tell us about yourself. Where you live now, career, and/or family news. What have you been up to since you left Geneseo? I actually got my MASTER’S degree (not Bachelor’s!) at Geneseo, in psychology. After that, I got a doctorate and then worked as a clinical psychologist, first

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2020 Fed Challenge Team

Fed Challenge Team School of Business News This team competition for undergraduate students is usually held in New York City; however, due to COVID this year it was held virtually.  This competition is inspired by the workings of the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed Challenge is intended to encourage students to learn more about the

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