Dr. Beth Cholette is both a registered yoga teacher and a licensed Clinical Psychologist. She has about 25 years of experience as a practicing psychologist and implements her therapeutic strategies in both of her practices.

Education major sophomore Aidan Aman humorously describes a recent experience when he had to student teach and work on a dairy farm, and how he had to change roles every day for each job position (Leila Sassouni / knights’ life editor).

Early childhood education major sophomore Veronica Dailey (pictured above) is a transfer student who discusses the obstacles of settling in at a new school, but who also reflects on the success she has had in transitioning to a new school

The Student Organization Club Expo hosted by the Department of Student Life on Wednesday Jan. 29 offered students the unique opportunity to browse through the different activities and organizations offered on campus. 

Adolescent English education major senior Taylor Manes hopes to one day teach adolescents and provide them with the same support she received from her educators during her youth.

Steve Dresbach is an Instructional Support Professional who works closely with students to assist them with multimedia projects. He enjoys watching students use the tools they learn at Geneseo in their later careers.

MiNT magazine is the longest running student-run literary magazine at Geneseo. Each magazine issue reflects students’ written and visual work at that point in time. The club’s mission is to provide an outlet for creative expression on campus that welcomes diverse voices making exemplary art.  

Livingston CARES is a nonprofit organization that works solely with Geneseo. Its trips are based on assisting people across the country (and surrounding territories) who have been affected by natural disasters. This organization creates a strong relationship between trip participants, the general Geneseo community and those who are affected by natural disasters. 

Anthropology major sophomore Ariel Samoohy is a student athlete for the Men’s Soccer team. He discussed the run-down of this past year’s soccer season, and the lessons he learned both on and off the field

Many Geneseo students have recently stumbled upon the SUNY Geneseo Memes account on Instagram. This account, which has undoubtedly risen in its popularity among the Geneseo student body—as evidenced by its more than 3,000 followers— is run by a student who prefers to keep their identity anonymous. 

English major senior Claire Corbeaux explains that her initial exploration into English courses sophomore year influenced the rest of her Geneseo experience.

Meet Denna Steltzer, a CAS employee who has worked at Geneseo for five years. She has various skills as an employee, as she is tasked with being a cashier and stocking food.

Kappa Delta Pi is an International Honor Society for Education. Geneseo’s very own chapter, Epsilon Tau, focuses on service opportunities that surround and incorporate the various fields of education. Members of this society have the opportunity to participate in service projects during the semester that may be specific to the field they are most interested in pursuing in their college career. 

The Geneseo Inclusive Choir, the first of its kind on campus, is a music and singing group open to every student, regardless of major, year or ability. The choir began under the guidance of biology and philosophy double major senior Lauren Sternberg, who as the president of the Center of Integrative Learning and a student ambassador, was able to receive a grant to pursue a project of interest. This project manifested in the Inclusive Choir, which involves both Geneseo students as well as students from the LIVES program. 

The Zeta Phi Beta sorority is the only multicultural Greek organization on Geneseo’s campus. The Geneseo chapter was chartered in 1979. Members of the sorority hope to preserve its history for years to come.

Geneseo Hillel held its first Family Weekend event on Friday Sept. 20 at the Interfaith Center. This event, which was open to all Geneseo families and current students, involved student-led activities and a delicious falafel dinner.