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Alyssa Bump

Alyssa Bump

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Design Editor and Chief Copy Editor, SUNY Fredonia Leader

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business culture and human rights.LGBTQ+ issues in media

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  • Rindy Barmore, longtime presence in Colonnade, community, to retire at year’s end

    By Alyssa Bump| The Chautauquan Daily Verified Alyssa Bumpcontributing writerAfter 37 years serving the Chautauqua community, Rindy Barmore, executive assistant to the president and board secretary, will retire at the end of 2023. “(Working here) has totally broadened my understanding of the world around me in terms of diversity,” Barmore said. “It’s also brought me great education.”Barmore first joined Chautauqua Institution’s staff in the Advancement Office.

    By Alyssa Bump · The Chautauquan Daily

    Aug. 31, 2023

  • Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo to bring globe-spanning mix of influences to Amp performance

    By Alyssa Bump| The Chautauquan Daily Verified Alyssa Bumpcontributing writerFive-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo has released 16 albums since she first started singing at 6 years old. After first performing virtually for Chautauqua as part of CHQ Assembly in 2020, now she will share her musical prowess in person at 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Amphitheater. “My father said I started singing before I started talking because I grew up surrounded by music,” Kidjo said.

    By Alyssa Bump · The Chautauquan Daily

    Aug. 22, 2023

  • Rindy Barmore, longtime presence in Colonnade, community, to retire at year’s end

    By Alyssa Bump| The Chautauquan Daily Verified Alyssa Bumpcontributing writerAfter 37 years serving the Chautauqua community, Rindy Barmore, executive assistant to the president and board secretary, will retire at the end of 2023. “(Working here) has totally broadened my understanding of the world around me in terms of diversity,” Barmore said. “It’s also brought me great education.”Barmore first joined Chautauqua Institution’s staff in the Advancement Office.

    By Alyssa Bump · The Chautauquan Daily

    Aug. 31, 2023

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SUNY Fredonia Leader

Fredonia, New York, United States

+1 716-673-3111