With some 60-plus regularly produced variations for all 26 letters of the alphabet, ASL Fingerspelling gets a much-needed training overhaul. Keith Prestano ’13 has gone from patrolling the outfield for Keuka College to running his own division in the Interstate Collegiate Baseball League. Five individuals and one team will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Oct. 14, during Green & Gold Celebration Weekend. Believe it or not, a full-length feature was once filmed, in part, at Keuka College. And the College President had a role! Dr. Michael McKenzie solves a 200-year-old Methodist mystery. From South Africa to Keuka College to a Boston-based career in employee relations. As Deputy Chief of the Rochester Police Department, Mark Simmons ’08, ’M 15 brings a positive attitude to a challenging environment. The ardent teacher and researcher has joined the faculty at Duquesne University. Elizabeth earned the Marie Hippensteel Lingeman Award for Excellence in Nursing Practice. The Keuka College alumna is about to become the only female city manager in the state of Alabama. The experience offered more than expected. Dr. Flanagan’s presentation, “Heroin: Its Impact on the Community,” will address how the epidemic can be tackled at the local level. The most accomplished golfer in Keuka College history, Josh is the only golfer ever to win two North Eastern Athletic Conference championships. Spanish native Alejandro Rico Pol has become the College’s first Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant. The Syracuse-area musical favorites bring their vast repertoire to Norton Chapel. Dr. Janine Bower urges all Keukonians to work together to make a difference. Jose Enrique Portas’ paintings bring memories to life. She is an education specialist and consultant for the New York State Education Department. The College’s newest students help clean up the Keuka Lake Outlet Trail. The grant helped fund the Keuka College Summer Institute. "Without swift, strong legislation, we face the prospect of seeing the eventual deportation of hundreds of thousands of young people." Dr. Tim Sellers, associate provost and professor of biology and environmental science, sets the record straight on blue-green algae. Dr. Angela Narasimhan, assistant professor of political science, hopes to use the latest Supreme Court controversy as an opportunity to teach her students about the "tug-of-war" that is our political system.
Ann Tuttle, professor of management, offers her opinion on the implications of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to raise the minimum wage for state workers to $15 per hour. Dr. Janine Bower, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice, explores the recent Garrett Chapel vandalism.
Improving communication in the Deaf community
For Keith Prestano '13, a league of his own
Keuka College Announces 2017 Athletics Hall of Fame Class
College president ready for his close-up
Finding Ann Wilbur
Q&A: Sini Ngobese '15
Winning ways
Q&A: Apryl Poch ’06
Keuka College Alumna Elizabeth Mance Duxbury to Receive International Award
Q&A: Gretchen DiFante M ’08
Field Period® Confirms Career Aspirations for Junior Tessa Alianell
Dr. Annmarie Flanagan to kick off this year’s Rochester Healthcare symposium
Josh Robinson returns to lead golf programs
A Keuka College First
Gary Frenay and Arty Lenin will Perform at Keuka College Sept. 17
Keuka College Professor of the Year Stresses the Importance of Building Connections and Fostering Relationships
Creating ‘A Diversity of Works’ is Theme of New Art Show at Keuka College
Megan Wolfe joins Keuka College’s Division of Nursing
Keuka College Students Log Nearly 2,700 Hours of Community Service in One Day
Keuka College Receives Grant from the Million Dollar Round Table
President Díaz-Herrera responds to DACA decision
Is There Blue-Green Algae in Keuka Lake?
Teaching the Supreme Court
Extreme Increases to Minimum Wage Could Have Unintended Consequences
What Would Justice in Garrett Chapel Vandalism Look Like?
