Tag: Science and Math

Theanne Schiros Is on a ‘Mission Unstoppable’

Major Recognition for Theanne Schiros’s Bioleather Research

Werewool Wins Competition Seeking Solutions to Microplastics Pollution

Karen Pearson Appears on Apparel Industry Podcast

Bernard Dillard’s Novel Wins Next Generation Indie Book Award

Arthur Kopelman Leads Seal Walks at Westhampton Beach

Bernard Dillard Publishes First Novel

On Vacation in Bermuda, Maria Hwang Teaches Kids Computer Science

Arthur Kopelman Discusses CRESLI with Local Radio

Arthur Kopelman Leads Seal Walks at Westhampton Beach

Theanne Schiros Is on a ‘Mission Unstoppable’

Major Recognition for Theanne Schiros’s Bioleather Research

Werewool Wins Competition Seeking Solutions to Microplastics Pollution

Karen Pearson Appears on Apparel Industry Podcast

Bernard Dillard’s Novel Wins Next Generation Indie Book Award

Arthur Kopelman Leads Seal Walks at Westhampton Beach

Bernard Dillard Publishes First Novel

On Vacation in Bermuda, Maria Hwang Teaches Kids Computer Science

Arthur Kopelman Discusses CRESLI with Local Radio

Arthur Kopelman Leads Seal Walks at Westhampton Beach

Exhibition: Chasing a Dying River: Ghat 24 Yamuna, Delhi, India — Opens

Exhibition: FIT Fabulous: A Modern Investigation of Hip Hop — Opens

Exhibition: Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip Hop — Opens

Exhibition: Out of Body or Out of Place? — Closes

Diversity Collective Meet and Greet

Theanne Schiros standing with students in classroom

January 23, 2023 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, Featured, School of Liberal Arts

CBS-TV’s Mission Unstoppable, which focuses on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education and is shown on Saturday mornings and […]

Theanne Schiros and an illustration from Environmental Science Advances shows bio-leather dyed with various natural substances and two applications of the material.

September 28, 2022 Irina Ivanova College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, Innovation, School of Liberal Arts, Sustainability, Top Stories

Theanne Schiros’s research into microbial leather is finding broad recognition in the academic and popular press. Schiros, associate professor of […]

April 18, 2022 Jonathan Vatner Alumni, Innovation, School of Liberal Arts, Students, Sustainability, Top Stories

A biotech team formed at FIT has won the Conservation X Labs Microfiber Innovation Challenge, a competition seeking solutions to […]

June 17, 2020 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Karen Pearson, chair, Science and Math, and chair, FIT Sustainability Council, appeared on the podcast Straight from the Source to discuss […]

May 28, 2020 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Two ‘Til Midnight, a novel by Bernard L. Dillard, Science and Math,won first place in the African-American category of the […]

seals on the beach, photo by Arthur Kopelman

November 26, 2019 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home, School of Liberal Arts

SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Arthur Kopelman, Science and Math, leads educational walks to observe, photograph, and learn about seals. Kopelman […]

April 29, 2019 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff

Bernard Dillard, Science and Math, has written his first novel, Two ‘Til Midnight, which will be released June 1. The […]

boys sitting in front of a computer screen

February 4, 2019 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

In December, Maria Hwang, Science and Math, taught a computer science class to children in Hamilton, Bermuda, at a hackathon […]

January 14, 2019 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Arthur Kopelman, Science and Math, was interviewed by radio station WBLI/WBAB about his work as the […]

November 1, 2018 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home, School of Liberal Arts

SUNY Distinguished Service Professor Arthur Kopelman, Science and Math, leads educational walks to observe, photograph, and learn about seals. Kopelman […]

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