| Overall Rating | Bronze - expired |
|---|---|
| Overall Score | 38.80 |
| Liaison | Sarah Laurie |
| Submission Date | May 7, 2014 |
| Executive Letter | Download |
State University of New York at Fredonia
AC-9: Academic Research
| Status | Score | Responsible Party |
|---|---|---|
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5.08 / 12.00 |
Tracy
Marafiote Associate Professor Communication |
Number of the institution’s faculty and/or staff engaged in sustainability research:
Total number of the institution’s faculty and/or staff engaged in research:
Number of academic departments (or the equivalent) that include at least one faculty or staff member that conducts sustainability research:
The total number of academic departments (or the equivalent) that conduct research:
A copy of the sustainability research inventory that includes the names and department affiliations of faculty and staff engaged in sustainability research:
Names and department affiliations of faculty and staff engaged in sustainability research:
12 faculty members out of 250 total, full time faculty have self-identified as conducting research or engaging in creative endeavors in the area of sustainability.
Faculty Name Department
A brief description of the methodology the institution followed to complete the research inventory:
Campus faculty and staff were contacted via email, both individually and via campus listserve, to inquire about sustainability-related research on which they have been (within the past three years) or are currently are working.
A brief description of notable accomplishments during the previous three years by faculty and/or staff engaged in sustainability research:
The research of Dr Sherri Mason, Chemistry, is poised at the forefront of research on plastic pollution within freshwater ecosystems, in general, and the Great Lakes, more specifically. SUNY Fredonia lies 2 miles from the shores of Lake Erie, one of the 5 Great Lakes, which in total comprise the largest freshwater ecosystem in the world. In collaboration with the 5 Gyres Institute, we conducted the first-ever survey for plastic pollution within the open-waters of the Great Lakes. http://alumni.fredonia.edu/Magazine/SearchArticles/tabid/188/ctl/ArticleView/mid/608/articleId/356/SUNY-Fredonia-leads-the-first-ever-survey-of-Plastic-Pollution-in-the-Great-Lakes.aspx
Dr. Mason's important work has been featured on NPR as well as numerous news outlets nationwide. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=251664454
See also, for example, http://www.wnyc.org/people/sherri-mason/
http://www.loe.org/
http://www.mprnews.org/story/npr/251664454
http://news.wbfo.org/term/sherri-mason
David Kinkela, associate professor of History, served as co-editor of, “Water: History, Power, Crisis,” a special issue of Radical History Review, which was recently named the co-winner of the Council of Editors Learned Journal’s Best Special Issue Award for 2013. http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4663/David_Kinkela_co-edits_CELJ_award-winning_issue.aspx
Dr. Kinkela has also published DDT & The American Century, which examines the interconnections between U.S. environmentalism and U.S. foreign policy, and received the Forum for the History of Science in America Book Prize 2012.
http://americanscience.blogspot.com/2013/01/david-kinkela-on-ddt-american-politics.html
http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4136/David_Kinkela_wins_book_prize_at_History_of_Science_Society_meeting.aspx
Professor Aimee Nezhukumatathil, whose work entwines relationship to landscape and supposition, is the author of three poetry collections: LUCKY FISH (2011), winner of the gold medal in Poetry from the Independent Publisher Book Awards and the Eric Hoffer Grand Prize for Independent Books; AT THE DRIVE-IN VOLCANO (2007), winner of the Balcones Prize; and MIRACLE FRUIT (2003), winner of the Tupelo Press Prize, ForeWord Magazine’s Book of the Year Award, the Global Filipino Award and a finalist for The Glasgow Prize and the Asian American Literary Award. Her first chapbook, FISHBONE (2000), won the Snail’s Pace Press Prize.
The website URL where information about sustainability research is available:
Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
SUNY Fredonia is very proud of the excellent sustainability research being done by scholars in a wide range of disciplines. For instance:
The research of Dr Sherri Mason, Chemistry, is poised at the forefront of research on plastic pollution within freshwater ecosystems, in general, and the Great Lakes, more specifically. SUNY Fredonia lies 2 miles from the shores of Lake Erie, one of the 5 Great Lakes, which in total comprise the largest freshwater ecosystem in the world. In collaboration with the 5 Gyres Institute, the first-ever survey for plastic pollution within the open-waters of the Great Lakes was conducted. http://alumni.fredonia.edu/Magazine/SearchArticles/tabid/188/ctl/ArticleView/mid/608/articleId/356/SUNY-Fredonia-leads-the-first-ever-survey-of-Plastic-Pollution-in-the-Great-Lakes.aspx
Dr. Mason's important work has been featured on NPR as well as numerous news outlets nationwide. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=251664454
David Kinkela, associate professor of History, served as co-editor of, “Water: History, Power, Crisis,” a special issue of Radical History Review, which was recently named the co-winner of the Council of Editors Learned Journal’s Best Special Issue Award for 2013. http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4663/David_Kinkela_co-edits_CELJ_award-winning_issue.aspx
Dr. Kinkela has also published DDT & The American Century, which examines the interconnections between U.S. environmentalism and U.S. foreign policy, and received the Forum for the History of Science in America Book Prize 2012.
http://americanscience.blogspot.com/2013/01/david-kinkela-on-ddt-american-politics.html
http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4136/David_Kinkela_wins_book_prize_at_History_of_Science_Society_meeting.aspx
SUNY Fredonia is very proud of the excellent sustainability research being done by scholars in a wide range of disciplines. For instance:
The research of Dr Sherri Mason, Chemistry, is poised at the forefront of research on plastic pollution within freshwater ecosystems, in general, and the Great Lakes, more specifically. SUNY Fredonia lies 2 miles from the shores of Lake Erie, one of the 5 Great Lakes, which in total comprise the largest freshwater ecosystem in the world. In collaboration with the 5 Gyres Institute, the first-ever survey for plastic pollution within the open-waters of the Great Lakes was conducted. http://alumni.fredonia.edu/Magazine/SearchArticles/tabid/188/ctl/ArticleView/mid/608/articleId/356/SUNY-Fredonia-leads-the-first-ever-survey-of-Plastic-Pollution-in-the-Great-Lakes.aspx
Dr. Mason's important work has been featured on NPR as well as numerous news outlets nationwide. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=251664454
David Kinkela, associate professor of History, served as co-editor of, “Water: History, Power, Crisis,” a special issue of Radical History Review, which was recently named the co-winner of the Council of Editors Learned Journal’s Best Special Issue Award for 2013. http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4663/David_Kinkela_co-edits_CELJ_award-winning_issue.aspx
Dr. Kinkela has also published DDT & The American Century, which examines the interconnections between U.S. environmentalism and U.S. foreign policy, and received the Forum for the History of Science in America Book Prize 2012.
http://americanscience.blogspot.com/2013/01/david-kinkela-on-ddt-american-politics.html
http://ww2.fredonia.edu/news/ArchivesSearch/tabid/1101/ctl/ArticleView/mid/1878/articleId/4136/David_Kinkela_wins_book_prize_at_History_of_Science_Society_meeting.aspx
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