Tessa Edick ’92 hopes to revolutionize the way New Yorkers eat to save local farming, improve nutrition and build stronger communities. With more than a third of all farmers in America over the age of 65 and the percentage of farmers younger than 35 steadily declining to now less than 5.6 percent, one Oswego graduate is asking: Who is
Meteorology Alumni: New York to New Zealand Christopher Brandolino ’96 has swapped hemispheres for a meteorology job, more than once. The SUNY Oswego meteorology graduate worked at WSTM-TV (CNY Central’s Channel 3) for more than a decade before getting hired by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology in Perth at the end of 2007. He returned
In the Summer 2015 OSWEGO Alumni Magazine, we asked you to send in your weather photos from your time at Oswego. The following gallery is made of those submissions! Thanks to all who sent in photos! Read more about Wicked Weather in Oswego.
Part of SUNY Oswego alumni’s bragging rights resides in having conquered the (sometimes) inclement weather, particularly the snowy, cold winters, on campus. But the dramatic weather and lakefront campus also make the college the perfect place for students to learn in a world-class meteorology program. Plus, nothing brings a campus together like being snowed in
Members of the Class of 2019 and transfer students took part in the annual Welcoming Torchlight Ceremony Aug. 21 in the Convocation Center and Arena in the Marano Campus Center. MaryCate Rice ’16 encouraged students to “do more and work harder” in her welcoming remarks.
The key to success as a student is setting goals and evaluating how well you are meeting them—every single day. That’s the advice one alumna offered to a crowd of about 50 students and other participants at an alumni leadership panel held Sept. 21 in the Marano Campus Center. The panel, part of the 29th annual
Three decades after she installed her vivid mosaic on the south face of Penfield Library, Suzanne Gaffney Beason ’84 returned to freshen it this summer. Beason, who was amazed to see how well her creation held up, came back to campus to pursue a master’s degree in art, building on a career that has included
With a flip of a ceremonial coin, a new chapter for Lakers athletics began Sept. 1 as the new Lakers Turf Stadium was officially opened for play. Dan Scaia ’68, a member of the 1966 Championship Lakers men’s soccer team, did the ceremonial coin toss following the remarks of Sue Viscomi, Lakers athletics director, and College
President Deborah F. Stanley (front right) joins others around campus who take the “It’s On Us” pledge for sexual assault awareness April 21 in the Marano Campus Center. The pledge and photo were among a number of “It’s On Us” events during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Title IX Committee sponsored information sessions and teamed with
The first Ozfest, a new spring celebration coordinated by the Student Association and supported by the college, featured games, rides and food in the quad near the Marano Campus Center. The highlight of the daylong festival was a concert featuring several popular musicians.