RISE supporting undergraduate research, creative opportunities
Earth sciences faculty member Diana Boyer, director of the Office of Research and Individualized Student Experiences, or RISE, can speak …
SUNY Oswego to offer electrical and computer engineering degree
SUNY Oswego will offer a new bachelor’s degree program in electrical and computer engineering starting next fall, coinciding with the …
$872,523 grant to help younger students stay with STEM
The National Science Foundation recently awarded SUNY Oswego a five-year, $872,523 grant to boost the retention of freshmen and sophomores …
Agreement to bring dozens of South Korean students to SUNY Oswego
A South Korean university will send dozens of students to SUNY Oswego in January as the most visible example to …
Lewis, Belt earn top SUNY-wide awards for teaching
SUNY has bestowed a 2012 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching on two professors whose work has been transformative for …
Oswego wins $1.73M grant for trailblazing teacher training program
The School of Education will establish an innovative teacher training pilot program in nine high-need secondary schools in Oswego County, …
New minor in sustainability studies underscores going green
A new minor in sustainability studies lends energy and coordination to a wide variety of courses that feature ideas, projects …
New photography minor develops appeal across disciplines
The art department this fall rolled out a new minor in photography that offers a 21-credit focus to a popular …
Scanning electron microscope offers nanoscale views
When Fehmi Damkaci peers at the computer monitor next to the gleaming electron gun of the college’s new scanning electron …
Graduate certificate programs help meet demand for electronic health records
Two new graduate certificate programs in health will help address a pressing need, fueled by federal mandates and incentives, for …