More than 100 juniors and seniors from SUNY Oswego received practical career advice from alumni representing a variety of careers at the Oswego Alumni Association’s annual New York City Career Connections on Jan. 8, 2015. More than 25 alumni who work in metropolitan New York spoke with current students about their career paths, the job
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The Oswego Alumni Association welcomed four new members during its October meeting on campus. Each will serve a three-year term, expiring in 2017. Edgar Ames ’68 is a retired school administrator with more than 40 years in education. He is active in his local community as a volunteer. At Oswego, he was a member of
Karen Wolford of the psychology department recently won a $50,000 National Science Foundation I-Corps grant, titled “Self-Adherence and Self-Motivated Training for Dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress: A Smartphone Solution,” to assist in the development of a mobile app to help people with anxiety disorders. First offered in 2011, I-Corps grants seek to help entrepreneurs—such as human-computer
SUNY Oswego honored former University Police Chief Tom Ryan ’74 M’99 recently by dedicating the police communications center in honor of him and his wife, Lynda Ryan ’86. The Ryans, both Oswego alumni, are generous supporters of The Fund for Oswego. Tom Ryan’s legacy carries on in the officers who succeeded him since he retired
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[1/5/15 Editors note: DiMarzo is now Vice President of the GOLD Leadership Council ]
With Passion & Purpose: The Campaign for SUNY Oswego holds public launch on October 16, 2014 Every day, donors make a difference in the lives of SUNY Oswego students. Some gifts have a very tangible presence on campus—like a memorial bench in a scenic spot along Lake Ontario shores, a refurbished café for students to
Row 1: (from left) Martha Babcock Abell, Michael Angerame, Louis Barone, Maria Kanellis Boyd, Bonnie Sutherland Childs, Janice Clark, Penny Hilpman Cronin, Adrienne Potashman Denmark, Carol Smith Doogan, Dorothy Corbin Eckardt, Howie Edelstein, Fran Hruby Fein, Peter Fland, MaryAnn Bellamy Galandak, Nancy Hale, Eva O’Brien Hallenbeck, Susan Smith Harmon; Row 2: (from left) Barb Phelps