Associate professor of management Farooq Sheikh teaches a rigorous Production & Operations Management course which serves to teach students about looking at business problems from an analytical perspective. Sheikh has taught this course since graduate school, and his passion for the material and his students shines through in the classroom.

Geneseo Opportunities for Leadership Development Professional Development event titled “Resilience and Persistence in Careers” on March 14 during which he discussed his youth as an Egyptian immigrant with cancer and how it influenced his outlook on life. 

Skeptic and movie fanatic David Hahn is an adjunct lecturer of philosophy at Geneseo. Hahn has worked at other institutions prior to his time here, but he says Geneseo has provided him the opportunity to teach unique subject material that he hasn’t had the chance to do elsewhere.

Communication major senior Sean Avery can be found shooting hoops on the basketball court or modeling throughout the streets of New York City.  As a member of the men’s basketball team for the past four years, Avery reflects on the influence basketball has had on his experience at Geneseo.

Being relatively new to Geneseo’s campus, visiting assistant professor of Spanish Francisco Puerto Ureña hopes to help students explore Spanish culture while analyzing zombie narratives in different media. Known by his students as “Paco,” Puerto has a passion for the material that shines through when teaching SPAN 482: Spanish Zombie Narratives. 

Lecturer and School of Business Internship Director Robert Boyd has been involved with the Geneseo community since 1996, where he worked at a firm that employed Geneseo students as interns. It wasn’t until 2007, however, that Boyd fully immersed himself into the Geneseo community and became a part-time lecturer.

History fanatic, foreign exchange student Lukas Jan de Ruiter is studying history at Geneseo through a partnership the school has with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Since his arrival, de Ruiter has made strides to assimilate into American culture through his involvement on campus.

The Geneseo Campus Activities Board and Geneseo Late Knight invites the whole campus to come celebrate fall on Oct. 11 at the first ever Fall Fest. The will be held at the MacVittie Union Plaza from 6 to 9 p.m. and it will features performances by different student organizations including Bhangra, Hips N’ Harmony, Knightline and Exit 8. 

Marketing mastermind and professor Ian Alam, who is nationally recognized as one of the top ten best marketing professors, has been on the Geneseo faculty since 2001. 

In celebration of Constitution Day, the college held a “deliberative dialogue” on Monday Sept. 17 in the MacVittie College Union ballroom to discuss how communities should approach reducing violence. 

As the school year comes to an end and final exams begin, it’s normal to feel stressed and overwhelmed. High levels of anxiety can impact every aspect of your life, including the physical, emotional and sexual. 

As his college career comes to an end, biology major senior Ryan Carpenter decided to deviate from the sciences and pursue something completely different. 

In the past decade, social media has undoubtedly taken over as the most powerful tool technology has to offer. Social networks are constantly expanding; they are used to keep in touch with people and to update the world on what is occurring in people’s daily lives.