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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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Facilitators: Lionel Jensen and Ashlyn Maggs

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Little Women

Music by Jason Howland

Lyrics by Mindi Dickstein
Book by Allan Knee

Scott Scaffidi, director & choreographer

Don Kot, music director

Louisa May Alcott's beloved novel, Little Women, first published in two volumes in 1868 and 1869, takes readers on a heartfelt journey through the lives of the four March sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, the novel is a rich tapestry of family, friendship, and personal growth. The sisters navigate the challenges of growing up while their father serves as a Union Army chaplain, leaving them in the nurturing care of their mother, affectionately known as Marmee.

This Tony-nominated musical adaptation of Little Women premiered on Broadway in 2005; it captures the spirit and emotional depth of the original story through soaring music and poignant lyrics by Jason Howland and Mindi Dickstein, respectively. Their collaboration results in a score that beautifully encapsulates the emotions and spirit of the characters.

REHEARSAL & PERFORMANCE TIMELINE

Rehearsals: January 4 – February 2

Performances: February 3 – 6 at 7:30 p.m. and February 7 at 2:00 p.m.

in the Robert Sinclair Black Box Theatre

AND

Once Upon a Mattress

Music by Mary Rodgers

Lyrics by Marshall Barer
Book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller & Marshall Barer

Melanie Blood, director

Don Kot, music director

Katie LeSuer, choreographer

Centered in a fictional 15th-century medieval kingdom, this whimsical musical is filled with humor & heart and explores the themes of family & found family through its array of comic characters. The kingdom is ruled by the overbearing Queen Aggravain, who has decreed that no one in the realm may marry until her son, Prince Dauntless, finds a suitable bride. However, the Queen has ensured that every princess who attempts to win the prince's heart fails a series of impossible tests. This amusing premise sets the stage for a tale packed with laughter, creativity, and clever twists.

Once Upon a Mattress was a notable success on Broadway, opening in 1959. Composer Mary Rodgers continued her father’s, Richard Rodgers’, legacy; it marked a significant milestone in her career, establishing her as a talented composer in her own right. A cherished part of Broadway history, Once Upon a Mattress, is celebrated for its clever twist on a classic fairy tale, its endearing characters, and its infectious score by Mary Rodgers.

REHEARSAL & PERFORMANCE TIMELINE

Rehearsals: February 12 – April 16 (No rehearsals over spring break.)

Performances: April 17 – 20 at 7:30 p.m. and April 21 at 2 p.m.

in Alice Austin Theatre.

CASTING NOTE

Auditions are open to all students at SUNY Geneseo. The SUNY Geneseo Department for the Performing Arts is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access and strongly encourages all to audition. We encourage performers of all races and ethnicities, gender identities, sexualities, abilities, and ages to join us.

GENERAL AUDITIONS for both

Little Women & Once Upon a Mattress

Wednesday, October 7 from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. in Brodie 218.

CALLBACKS

for Little Women

Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 p.m. in Brodie 218.

for Once Upon a Mattress

Wednesday, October 21 at 6:30 p.m. in Brodie 218.

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
- Please prepare one 32-bar musical theatre song. If you are auditioning for both shows, you may present another 16-bar selection to show contrast (not required).

- Please bring your sheet music in the correct key. A pianist will be provided.

- Please bring a resume with a headshot or photo.

You must sign up for an audition time slot using the link below and, when your time slot is confirmed, you’ll receive an email with a link to a folder containing the libretto and other necessary callback material. The Little Women folder is complete; the Once Upon a Mattress folder will be updated in the coming weeks.

---CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR AN AUDITION---

Please contact Erin Hassett at erin.lynn.hassett@gmail.com with any questions.

Looking forward to seeing you at auditions!

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Lab with a lot of energy and love to share!

Please stop by Milne Library between 4:30 and 5:30 PM to visit with Peggy! She will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne!

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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Facilitators: Ashlyn Maggs and Zhongyu Zhao

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For details about each week’s activity, follow us on Instagram @geneseolgbtqia.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

Peggy will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne Library.

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Thinking about graduate school? Don’t miss our Annual Grad Fair on Wednesday, October 14 from 5:00–7:00 PM Student Union Ballroom.

Explore a wide range of graduate programs
Connect directly with admissions reps
Get tips on applications, funding, and next steps
Open to all majors and class years!

Whether you’re just starting to explore or actively applying, this is a great opportunity to get your questions answered and discover what’s possible after Geneseo.

Register on Handshake stop by anytime between 5–7 PM!

Questions? Contact the Career Design Center at careers@geneseo.edu or visit our office in Erwin 116.

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Some things you just can’t learn from a website. Talk directly with reps from 70+ graduate and professional programs to:

Find out what makes an application stand out

Ask about funding, admissions & opportunities

Make connections with the people behind the programs

Discover programs, and possibilities, you didn’t know existed

All majors. All class years. Just curious? Come explore.

October 14 | 5-7 pm

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Get the information you need about this exciting immersion program exploring Kenyan culture, education, extraordinary wildlife, and so much more. Come with your questions and connect with the program leaders to learn more about this unforgettable opportunity.

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At MMB & CO., our focus is on the here and now. It is this forward-thinking, client centered approach that has guided the Firm since inception. Under the leadership of our Managing Partner Mark Kovaleski, MMB & CO. has nearly 200 employees with locations in Rochester, Elmira, Latham, Canandaigua, and Queensbury. Our deep-rooted culture is comprised of dedicated and hard-working professionals who want to make a difference in the communities we serve. MMB & CO., is one of the most respected and successful accounting firms in the region and is proud of our commitment to our clients and our people.

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Drawing on extensive archival research and direct interviews with members of the Onondaga Nation, Dr. Oberg will share insights into Indigenous resilience, diplomacy, and how these foundational histories continue to shape our region today.

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Join the SUNY Geneseo Graduate Admissions team and program faculty for an interactive information session focused on the MS in Accounting (Traditional) program. Whether you are looking to advance in your current field, explore new professional opportunities, or continue your academic journey, this spotlight session will help you understand how Geneseo’s program can support your goals.

During this session, we will cover:

- Program overview and career opportunities
- Curriculum and degree requirements
- Admissions criteria and application timeline
- Financing and affordability

Bring your questions and discover how the MS in Accounting (Traditional) program can help you move toward your academic and professional goals.

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The Geneseo Wind Ensemble’s first concert of the year will present a diverse program of classic works for band, including Gordon Jacob’s “William Byrd Suite” and Malcolm Arnold’s “Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo,” as well as a contemporary works like Scott J. McKenzie’s “Black Tie Blue Bop” and the beautiful “Adoration” composed by trail blazing composer Florence Price and conducted by Katie Penna, Geneseo ‘28. Veteran Rochester educator and performer Bill Tiberio directs the ensemble.

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Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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Performing a set of music that features a variety of genres and styles within the jazz diaspora, the Geneseo Jazz Ensemble hosts an evening of music in Wadsworth auditorium.

Dr. Isaac Schwartz, Director

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Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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Monday, 10/19 @ 4pm (with Teams Link): conversation focused on Introduction - Chapter 3Monday, 11/16 @ 4pm (with Teams Link): conversation focused on Chapter 4 - ConclusionThis invitation is open to all. You do not need to have read the relevant portion of the book in order to join us in either meeting. We invite everyone to consider deliberately slow, place-based learning opportunities together.

About the book:

"Teaching Toward Slow Hope reveals what happens when higher education dares to become something more than transactional. Rather than positioning education as a financial investment, this book reimagines college as a space where students cultivate the skills and relationships needed for 'collaborative survival' in an increasingly unpredictable world. Against a backdrop of mental health crises, ecological instability, and structural inequality, Douglas Haynes traces how students and educators across the Upper Midwest are remaking college into a place for connection, meaning, and collective resilience." -John Hopkins University Press

A limited number of copies of this book are available for participants through the TLC. Please email Alexis (clifton@geneseo.edu) to request a copy.

The Teams Links are different for each session. Please use the links in the description here to access the appropriate meeting.

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Join the SUNY Geneseo Graduate Admissions team and program faculty for an interactive virtual information session focused on the MA in History program. Whether you are looking to advance in your current field, explore new professional opportunities, or continue your academic journey, this spotlight session will help you understand how Geneseo’s program can support your goals.

During this session, we will cover:

Program overview and career opportunitiesCurriculum and degree requirementsAdmissions criteria and application timelineFinancing and affordabilityBring your questions and discover how the MA in History program can help you move toward your academic and professional goals.

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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October 21st from 12:00 – 1:00. Your Defensive Playbook
Learn how a Voluntary 403B and 457 plan can help reduce current year taxes. * Should
you consider a Roth 403B? What’s your defense for long-term care and making the
right Social Security claiming decisions?

November 18th from 12:00 – 1:00. Your Offensive and Special Teams Playbook
Learn the 11 different plays that make up a balanced offense. When the unexpected
happens do you have proper coverage? How will your financial game plan continue if
you’re on injured reserve or out of the game altogether?

Lunch will be provided

To Register email: molly@teamifs.com

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

Peggy will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne Library.

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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We look forward to welcoming students, faculty, staff, emeriti, alumni, community members, and friends of the College for this historic occasion.

Inauguration attendance is free and open to the public, but registration is required for everyone. Seating may be limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

There will be an Inauguration Celebration Reception in MacVittie College Union Ballroom immediately following the ceremony, at approximately 2:45 p.m.

Please register online to attend.

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Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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Facilitated by Dr. James Oigara, Assistant Professor, School of Education.

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The focus of this session will be Human Services.

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Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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Join the SUNY Geneseo Graduate Admissions team and program faculty for an interactive virtual information session focused on the MS in Literacy program. Whether you are looking to advance in your current field, explore new professional opportunities, or continue your academic journey, this spotlight session will help you understand how Geneseo’s program can support your goals.

During this session, we will cover:

Program overview and career opportunitiesCurriculum and degree requirementsAdmissions criteria and application timelineFinancing and affordabilityBring your questions and discover how the MS in Literacy program can help you move toward your academic and professional goals.

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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For details about each week’s activity, follow us on Instagram @geneseolgbtqia.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

Peggy will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne Library.

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Get the information you need about this exciting immersion program exploring Kenyan culture, education, extraordinary wildlife, and so much more. Come with your questions and connect with the program leaders to learn more about this unforgettable opportunity.

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The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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The session is designed for a blended audience of faculty, staff, and students. No technical or criminal justice background is required. It will share situations that members of a campus community may encounter, such as an urgent clone voice message that appears to come from a dean or chair, a fabricated screenshot or approval, or misleading content circulating online.

Presented by Dr. Raymond Hsieh, Professor of Digital Forensics and Criminal Justice at Pennsylvania West University.

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Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Interested in studying in England? In July 2027, Geneseo is offering ENGL 112: World Cultures and Values: Shakespeare’s Globe, based in Oxford. A directed study option for higher-level credit is also available.

Come find out more at an upcoming meeting on Microsoft Teams (see schedule and link below).

PROGRAM DETAILS

Dr Samuel Fallon, Associate Professor of English, will serve as instructor and wants you to know that

"this course explores Shakespeare’s various and varied worlds—the historical England and London in which he lived and worked; the fictional locales his plays bring to imagined life; and the global appropriations that sustain and transform those plays up to the present. Students will read, discuss, and write about texts as well as encounter elements of Shakespeare through tours and theater opportunities in both Oxford and London.”

Following a week of online classes at the beginning of July, the group will travel with Dr Fallon to England for three weeks in Oxford (12th of July to the 2nd of August). We will attend plays at the Globe Theatre in London and in Shakespeare’s hometown, Stratford-upon-Avon. We will stay in Geneseo’s long-time home at one of the oldest and grandest colleges of Oxford University, New College (new, that is, in 1379). There will be two free weekends for personal travel, as well after the program ends.

The course has no pre-requisites and fulfills General Education requirements for World Cultures and Values OR Creativity and Innovation. Students from any major are welcome. English majors have two choices: take the 100-level course for elective credit, or arrange with Dr Fallon for additional assignments to make this a 400-level.

And if you’re pursuing Adolescent Certification and plan to teach in New York State, you will be teaching Shakespeare—and you will be able to share your Shakespeare experiences with your future students

MEETING TIMES (ON TEAMS):

Questions? Meet with Dr Fallon and Dr Graham Drake, the Program Director, at one of the following times, using this Teams Link:

Wednesday, 7 October, 3PM OR 6.30PM (take your pick)Thursday, 15 October, 4PMTuesday, 20 October, 8PMWednesday, 21 October, 3PM or 6.30PMTuesday, 27 October, 8PMWednesday, 28 October, 3PMTuesday, 3 November, 8PMWednesday, 4 November, 3PMCan’t make these times? Contact Dr Fallon or Dr Drake to set up a time to meet.

For further information about the course itself, contact Dr Fallon at fallon@geneseo.edu.
For further information about the program (food, accommodations, travel), contact Dr Drake at drake@geneseo.edu .

Applications are due no later 11.59PM on 29 November 2026. From Study Abroad. : "Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply as soon as possible to ensure your participation."

To get started,

go to studyabroad.geneseo.edu,click on "search programs,"type "oxford" in the keywords box,choose "United Kingdom-ENGL 112" (ignore the listings for Ireland programs, which may appear on the list even though they are not in the United Kingdom),scroll down to the very bottom of the page, andclick on the button labeled "Click here to apply."For assistance with application forms, contact Study Abroad at studyabroad@geneseo.edu .

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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· Explore how Copilot Chat, powered by GPT-4o, provides a secure, intuitive AI experience that integrates seamlessly with existing workflows.

· Learn to build Copilot agents that automate tasks—from everyday operations to complex processes—boosting efficiency and productivity.

· Discover prompting best practices to help you get the most from Copilot.

· Understand the AI Adoption Curve and how organizations can safely and effectively scale AI to deliver measurable business value.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience how Copilot can transform the way your campus works.

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. Through portraits and oral history narratives, the project explores veterans’ decisions to enlist, their experiences navigating queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of military service on their identities.

During the talk, Babović and Porter will share the stories and histories behind the project and discuss their work documenting the experiences of LGBTQ+ veterans in Western New York. The project features veterans diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and military experience, creating a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people have faced—and continue to face—in the U.S. military, while celebrating their dignity, strength, and pride.

The Queer Veterans Project exhibition will be on display in the Ballroom Lounge from Monday, October 26 through Friday, November 6, offering the campus community an opportunity to explore the photographs and oral histories featured in the project.

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For details about each week’s activity, follow us on Instagram @geneseolgbtqia.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

Peggy will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne Library.

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Get the information you need about this exciting immersion program exploring Kenyan culture, education, extraordinary wildlife, and so much more. Come with your questions and connect with the program leaders to learn more about this unforgettable opportunity.

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The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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REHEARSAL & PERFORMANCE TIMELINE

Rehearsals: February 9 – May 5 (No rehearsals over spring break.)

Performances: May 6 – 8 at 7:30 p.m. and May 9 at 2:00 p.m. in the Robert Sinclair Black Box Theatre

Auditions: Thursday, November 5 from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. in Brodie 218.

Callbacks: Tuesday, November 10 at 5:30 p.m. in Brodie 218.

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
Please prepare two (2) contrasting contemporary monologues [one (1) comedic and one (1) dramatic]. Each monologue should take roughly one (1) minute to perform.

Please bring a resume with a headshot or photo.

You must sign up for an audition time slot using the link below and, when your time slot is confirmed, you’ll receive an email with a link to a folder containing necessary callback material.

Casting note: This script calls for two (2) female+ performers. Auditions are open to all students at SUNY Geneseo. The SUNY Geneseo Department for the Performing Arts is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access and strongly encourages all to audition. We encourage performers of all races and ethnicities, gender identities, sexualities, abilities, and ages to join us.

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The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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The Queer Veterans Project is a photo-documentary project featuring LGBTQ+ people who served in the U.S. Army. The exhibition pairs portraits of queer veterans today with oral history narratives exploring their decision to enlist, their negotiation of queerness while serving, and the lasting impact of the military on their identity.

The exhibition features images and voices of veterans from Western New York who are diverse in age, race, gender, sexual orientation, and service experience. The project aims to create a space to reflect on the struggles LGBTQ+ people faced – and continue to face – in the U.S. military, while also celebrating these individuals in their dignity, strength, and pride.

At a special talk on November 4th, Geneseo historian Jovana Babović and Buffalo-based photographer Mel Porter will discuss their ongoing work on the Queer Veterans Project, including the stories and histories represented in the exhibition. The talk will be at 4:30pm in the exhibit space.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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A Faculty Recital

Join Lecturer of Violin and Viola Andrew Bergevin, along with guest artists Amy Lim, piano and Eric Wang, cello (Geneseo Music BA ‘19, Accounting BS ‘19) for an afternoon of virtuosic, stormy music, with some bursts of sunshine along the way!

General Admission $5

Program:

P.I. Tchaikovsky: Souvenir d’un lieu cher, Op. 42

M. Ravel: Tzigane

INTERMISSION

D. Shostakovich: Piano Trio no. 2 in E minor, Op. 67

Handel-Halvorsen: Passacaglia

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Paint something that represents what you are grateful for. It could be something that brings you joy, keeps you grounded, gives you strength, or simply makes life a little better.

Take a moment to reflect, create, and connect while helping transform the Painted Tree into a colorful celebration of gratitude, community, and well-being.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Paint something that represents what you are grateful for. It could be something that brings you joy, keeps you grounded, gives you strength, or simply makes life a little better.

Take a moment to reflect, create, and connect while helping transform the Painted Tree into a colorful celebration of gratitude, community, and well-being.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Join the SUNY Geneseo Graduate Admissions team and program faculty for an interactive virtual information session focused on the MS in Accounting (Online) program. Whether you are looking to advance in your current field, explore new professional opportunities, or continue your academic journey, this spotlight session will help you understand how Geneseo’s program can support your goals.

During this session, we will cover:

Program overview and career opportunitiesCurriculum and degree requirementsAdmissions criteria and application timelineFinancing and affordabilityBring your questions and discover how the MS in Accounting (Online) program can help you move toward your academic and professional goals.

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Paint something that represents what you are grateful for. It could be something that brings you joy, keeps you grounded, gives you strength, or simply makes life a little better.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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Figure out how to research your topicSave time by recommending databasesLearn search tipsUnderstand how and why information is organized into formats, such as scholarly journal articlesCite what you findA research instruction librarian will be available at the Multicultural Center during the weeks of November 9 to December 7 on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

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Get the information you need about this exciting immersion program exploring Kenyan culture, education, extraordinary wildlife, and so much more. Come with your questions and connect with the program leaders to learn more about this unforgettable opportunity.

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Paint something that represents what you are grateful for. It could be something that brings you joy, keeps you grounded, gives you strength, or simply makes life a little better.

Take a moment to reflect, create, and connect while helping transform the Painted Tree into a colorful celebration of gratitude, community, and well-being.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Figure out how to research your topicSave time by recommending databasesLearn search tipsUnderstand how and why information is organized into formats, such as scholarly journal articlesCite what you findA research instruction librarian will be available at the Multicultural Center during the weeks of November 9 to December 7 on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.

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The Department for the Performing Arts Presents:

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble in “Journey to Meeting Point”

Join us for the 58th year of Geneseo Dance Ensemble and the 117th dance concert in an evening of diverse, dynamic original dance works.

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble’s performance of “Journey to Meeting Point,” Dedicated to Dr. Myrtle Merritt, features new works by student choreographers presented by student performers. The concert is artistically directed and produced by Professor of Dance Studies, Jonette Lancos

Alice Austin Theatre, William A. Brodie Hall,

State University of New York College at Geneseo

Tickets: $10.00 students with valid ID; $20 adults

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Paint something that represents what you are grateful for. It could be something that brings you joy, keeps you grounded, gives you strength, or simply makes life a little better.

Take a moment to reflect, create, and connect while helping transform the Painted Tree into a colorful celebration of gratitude, community, and well-being.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Less interested in managing your own domain than in simply having your own WordPress site, or having your students create sites? In that case, Geneseo OpenLab, built on SUNY Create by the Geneseo Center for Digital Learning, is the tool for you. This session will provide a quick overview of both SUNY Create and Geneseo OpenLab and explain how to get started with either.

Click here, or use the Join Stream button, to join this event.

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The Department for the Performing Arts Presents:

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble in “Journey to Meeting Point”

Join us for the 58th year of Geneseo Dance Ensemble and the 117th dance concert in an evening of diverse, dynamic original dance works.

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble’s performance of “Journey to Meeting Point,” Dedicated to Dr. Myrtle Merritt, features new works by student choreographers presented by student performers. The concert is artistically directed and produced by Professor of Dance Studies, Jonette Lancos

Alice Austin Theatre, William A. Brodie Hall,

State University of New York College at Geneseo

Tickets: $10.00 students with valid ID; $20 adults

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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The Department for the Performing Arts Presents:

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble in “Journey to Meeting Point”

Join us for the 58th year of Geneseo Dance Ensemble and the 117th dance concert in an evening of diverse, dynamic original dance works.

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble’s performance of “Journey to Meeting Point,” Dedicated to Dr. Myrtle Merritt, features new works by student choreographers presented by student performers. The concert is artistically directed and produced by Professor of Dance Studies, Jonette Lancos

Alice Austin Theatre, William A. Brodie Hall,

State University of New York College at Geneseo

Tickets: $10.00 students with valid ID; $20 adults

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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The Department for the Performing Arts Presents:

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble in “Journey to Meeting Point”

Join us for the 58th year of Geneseo Dance Ensemble and the 117th dance concert in an evening of diverse, dynamic original dance works.

The Geneseo Dance Ensemble’s performance of “Journey to Meeting Point,” Dedicated to Dr. Myrtle Merritt, features new works by student choreographers presented by student performers. The concert is artistically directed and produced by Professor of Dance Studies, Jonette Lancos

Alice Austin Theatre, William A. Brodie Hall,

State University of New York College at Geneseo

Tickets: $10.00 students with valid ID; $20 adults

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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This workshop is part of the W.E.L.L. Certificate (Well-being Education for Leaders in Learning) for faculty/staff.

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The focus of this session will be: Economic Development Livingston County Economic Development.

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Monday, 10/19 @ 4pm (with Teams Link): conversation focused on Introduction - Chapter 3Monday, 11/16 @ 4pm (with Teams Link): conversation focused on Chapter 4 - ConclusionThis invitation is open to all. You do not need to have read the relevant portion of the book in order to join us in either meeting. We invite everyone to consider deliberately slow, place-based learning opportunities together.

About the book:

"Teaching Toward Slow Hope reveals what happens when higher education dares to become something more than transactional. Rather than positioning education as a financial investment, this book reimagines college as a space where students cultivate the skills and relationships needed for 'collaborative survival' in an increasingly unpredictable world. Against a backdrop of mental health crises, ecological instability, and structural inequality, Douglas Haynes traces how students and educators across the Upper Midwest are remaking college into a place for connection, meaning, and collective resilience." -John Hopkins University Press

A limited number of copies of this book are available for participants through the TLC. Please email Alexis (clifton@geneseo.edu) to request a copy.

The Teams Links are different for each session. Please use the links in the description here to access the appropriate meeting.

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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In October 2026, SUNY Geneseo students submitted photos from their Fall 2025 through Summer 2026 study abroad/away programs, and those photos are now on display in Milne Library.

These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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November 18th from 12:00 – 1:00. Your Offensive and Special Teams Playbook
Learn the 11 different plays that make up a balanced offense. When the unexpected
happens do you have proper coverage? How will your financial game plan continue if
you’re on injured reserve or out of the game altogether?

Lunch will be provided

To Register email: molly@teamifs.com

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We'll gather in the lobby of Erwin to work on whatever portable crafting projects you're entertaining yourselves with these days. Knitting, crochet, papercrafts, and embroidery come to mind, but we're open to anything that engages your creativity and allows you to carry on a conversation while you work (if you wish).

Don't have any craft projects currently? Not to worry. We'll have supplies on hand and friendly advice to share if you want to try something new. Or just sit and chat, to practice the art of conversation. Open to all campus community members.

As this NY Times Well piece claims, "Creating stuff is good for your brain." Our campus is full of maker educators, both in the classroom and beyond. Let's engage our hands and our brains together.

Brown-bag lunches are welcome.

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Figure out how to research your topicSave time by recommending databasesLearn search tipsUnderstand how and why information is organized into formats, such as scholarly journal articlesCite what you findA research instruction librarian will be available at the Multicultural Center during the weeks of November 9 to December 7 on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.

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Peggy is a five-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever who loves hugs and to give kisses!

Peggy will be stationed behind the main staircase on the Main Level of Milne Library.

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Get the information you need about this exciting immersion program exploring Kenyan culture, education, extraordinary wildlife, and so much more. Come with your questions and connect with the program leaders to learn more about this unforgettable opportunity.

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These works of art adorn the wall just past the CIT HelpDesk on the main floor of Milne Library. Photos will remain on display from November 1 through the end of the fall 2026 semester.

On November 17 at 3:00 pm, join the Center for Global Engagement, Study Abroad staff for the "Gallery Opening" where the winners of each category will be announced and refreshments will be served!

Special thanks to all students who submitted photos, SUNY Geneseo faculty members who lead programs abroad/away, Milne Library staff for partnering to host this exhibit, CAS for providing gift certificates for second and third place winners in each category, and Communications and Marketing for their assistance in selecting the winners.

This event is part of International Education Week (IEW). Please see the full list of IEW events: https://www.geneseo.edu/oip/international-education-week/

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Join the SUNY Geneseo Graduate Admissions team and program faculty for an interactive virtual information session focused on the MA in History program. Whether you are looking to advance in your current field, explore new professional opportunities, or continue your academic journey, this spotlight session will help you understand how Geneseo’s program can support your goals.

During this session, we will cover:

Program overview and career opportunitiesCurriculum and degree requirementsAdmissions criteria and application timelineFinancing and affordabilityBring your questions and discover how the MA in History program can help you move toward your academic and professional goals.

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Figure out how to research your topicSave time by recommending databasesLearn search tipsUnderstand how and why information is organized into formats, such as scholarly journal articlesCite what you findA research instruction librarian will be available at the Multicultural Center during the weeks of November 9 to December 7 on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.

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The Geneseo Authors Celebration (https://library.geneseo.edu/geneseo-authors) is an annual event hosted by Milne Library that is meant to acknowledge the scholarly and creative accomplishments of our faculty and staff.

Refreshments will be provided and books authored or edited by our faculty and staff (published since the last event in fall of 2025) will be on display.

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