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SUNY Fredonia teacher barred from campus wants to come back - Vimarsana News

SUNY Fredonia teacher barred from campus wants to come back

A SUNY Fredonia professor barred from campus and teaching since his comments last year about whether adult-child sex is always wrong, wants to resume teaching at the public university.

Controversial Kershnar Files Suit Against SUNY | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Controversial Kershnar Files Suit Against SUNY | News, Sports, Jobs

SUNY Fredonia professor Stephen Kershnar has sued two top school officials, alleging they have frozen him out of classroom duties ever since his controversial F

Controversial Kershnar files suit against SUNY | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Controversial Kershnar files suit against SUNY | News, Sports, Jobs

SUNY Fredonia professor Stephen Kershnar has sued two top school officials, alleging they have frozen him out of classroom duties ever since his controversial F

SUNY Fredonia teacher barred from campus wants to come back - Vimarsana News

SUNY Fredonia teacher barred from campus wants to come back

A SUNY Fredonia professor barred from campus and teaching since his comments last year about whether adult-child sex is always wrong, wants to resume teaching at the public university.

Corfu native named dean of Fredonia's School of Music - Vimarsana News

Corfu native named dean of Fredonia's School of Music

Press Release: The State University of New York at Fredonia has announced the appointment of David A. Stringham, Ph.D., as Dean of Fredonia’s renowned School of Music. “The Fredonia School of Music has a long history of excellence, and Dr. Stringham brings experience that will continue that success,” said Executive Vice President and Provost David Starrett. “We were impressed