Two members of the Oswego State men’s track and field team set personal and school records at the April 22 Cortland Classic Invitational. Ben Griffin ’17 led the way with a new school and personal record for a first-place finish in the 1,500 with a time of 3:55.58. Adam Crumb ’17 had an exceptional day as well, scoring
Tim Cronin ’17 of Walden, N.Y., earned the SUNY Chancellor’s Scholar-Athlete Award as selected by the State University of New York. The award recognizes students who have combined academic excellence and outstanding athletic achievement, and are members of an All-Conference or All-Tournament team. Cronin, who was the SUNYAC co-pitcher of the year, has many accolades, including
Four Oswego State athletes earned All-American honors across three sports: Jordan Bushey ’20 of Plattsburgh, N.Y., in wrestling; Stephen Johnson ’17 of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, and Kenny Neil ’17 of Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, in men’s hockey; and Brian Sortino ’17 of Fairport, N.Y., in men’s basketball. Bushey placed fourth in the 184-pound weight class at the NCAA Championships in Wisconsin. The
As the top seed in the SUNYAC Tournament and by conference operating code, No. 9/9 Oswego was declared the 2017 SUNYAC Champion, although the conference cancelled its 2017 Baseball Championship originally scheduled May 5-7 at SUNY Oswego due to weather. As the conference champion, the team received an automatic berth in the NCAA Division III
Activist Winona LaDuke shared her personal experiences and provided insight on ways to be more self-sufficient with the SUNY Oswego community during a March 28 appearance in the Sheldon Hall ballroom. LaDuke, best known as a sustainability proponent, women’s rights advocate and a vice presidential candidate, spoke on the SUNY Oswego campus as a part
Three alumni have been named to the Oswego College Foundation Board of Directors for a term of three years, effective July 1. Dianora De Marco ’14 M’15, Kendis Gibson ’94 and Jennifer Shropshire ’86 joined the volunteer Board of Directors. The board sets policy, approves the operating budget and holds fiduciary responsibility of private funds contributed to the
State University of New York Chancellor-elect Dr. Kristina M. Johnson (left) will serve as the 13th chancellor of SUNY effective Sept. 5. She succeeds Chancellor Nancy Zimpher (right), who stepped down from the position in June after an eight-year term. Johnson is a former Johns Hopkins University provost, Duke University Pratt School of Engineering dean and U.S.
The SUNY Oswego theatre department staged Jon Jory’s adaptation of the 19th century Jane Austen novel Pride & Prejudice last spring. From left are cast members of the Bennet family (in back, from left): Mrs. Bennet (Cadi Hannold ’18) and Mr. Bennet (Evan Debevec-McKenney ’17); and the Bennet sisters (from left) Jane (Logan Colby-Rowe ’18), Lydia (Sydney
In an era when many schools of business struggle to attract female students, SUNY Oswego’s MBA program placed No. 5 nationally on a U.S. News Short List for enrolling the highest percentage of women—nearly 53 percent during fall 2016. In announcing the list of just six colleges and universities with enrollments of more than half —and
Kestas Bendinskas of chemistry and Juan Perdiguero of art have earned the President’s Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity at SUNY Oswego, while Christopher Chandler of biological sciences received the Provost’s Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity. The President’s Award honors tenured faculty for exemplary mastery of subject matter, effectiveness in teaching, and scholarly and