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Geneseo Authors Celebration 2024
Get PDFMilne Library began a tradition of celebrating faculty authorship in 2009 with a series of workshops and a celebration in collaboration with the Teaching and Learning Center. Over the years it has evolved to more accurately reflect on the variety of academic and creative work done here at Geneseo. The annual Geneseo Authors Celebration is an opportunity for the Library and the campus to celebrate the faculty and truly acknowledge the time and effort that faculty have invested into creating exceptional works that contribute to the scholarly discussions taking place in their disciplines.
In late fall 2024, when the Geneseo Authors Celebration is typically held, the College community entered renovated Milne Library for the first time during the building’s soft opening on November 7. The 2024 Geneseo Authors Celebration was postponed until the spring 2025 semester during which library staff prepared a virtual acknowledgement for faculty who published in the period between the last event and early spring 2025. Milne Library plans to host the complete event in fall of 2025 in the new, renovated Milne Library; we hope you will all join us
Advancing Farmworkers’ Rights: An Environmental Justice Approach
Get PDFIn this workshop, we employ an environmental justice lens to examine the issues and working conditions that farmworkers experience in Western New York (WNY) and across the state more generally. Specifically, we delve into questions related to the ways that farmworkers in our region experience and access land, as well as the connections between today’s industrialized food system and farmworkers’ rights. Through discussion and art, we will interrogate related power dimensions, the health implications of climate change, and the impacts of neocolonial state, federal, and international policies that perpetuate unjust working conditions and enable ongoing resource extraction and enclosure. Together, workshop participants will generate a policy brief for those seeking to support farmworkers that will both succinctly outline the issues they face and offer a step-by-step guide of actions that individuals can take to advance farmworkers’ rights in New York
Lydia Jones (1904-1922) 02
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Close-up of the Alpha Delta Epsilon sorority house, Geneseo, N.Y.
No full textPhotograph from a low angle of the Alpha Delta Epsilon sorority house, also known as the Brick Tower, in Geneseo, N.Y. Their Greek letters hang above the top of the porch steps.https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/cap-geneseo-town/1042/thumbnail.jp
William S. Carlson
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