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Marianne Hromalik, assistant professor of computer science, displays a computer circuit board that includes a detector (bottom right gray rectangle) of the type used to capture and store X-ray data used in scientific research.
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Campus Currents Grants Spring 2011
Researcher to design X-ray detector
Posted On April 15, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

Marianne Hromalik, a new computer science faculty member, completed her post-doctoral work at Cornell University last spring, but the “homework” …

Pathange M ’02 of UBS Securities talks with Brian Gambardella ’12 at last fall’s Alumni Business Symposium.
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Campus Currents Spring 2011
School of Business named to 2011 ‘Best 300’ list
Posted On April 15, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

For the seventh consecutive year, Oswego’s School of Business has earned a place among The Best 300 Business Schools, the …

Alicia Dargan M ’11 entered the new online MBA program in January.
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Online MBA launches
Posted On April 15, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

A new online MBA program at oswego.edu/mba enables students as diverse as soldiers at Fort Drum, busy professionals around New …

Meteorology Professor Scott Steiger ’99 shows images of the Doppler-on-Wheels truck and the data it will collect.
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Campus Currents Grants Spring 2011
NSF fuels snow hunt
Posted On March 7, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

An $86,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will provide SUNY Oswego meteorology faculty member Scott Steiger ’99 and his …

Conceptual drawing of Rice Creek Field Station renovation.
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Campus Currents Spring 2011
Rice Creek to get makeover
Posted On March 7, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

SUNY Oswego’s biological field station at Rice Creek, south of the main campus, will undergo a $1.75 million to $2 …

Wallace “Wally” Reardon ’10, who worked for years climbing communications towers, has been honored for his work in climber safety.
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Campus Currents Spring 2011
Recent grad makes towering achievement
Posted On March 6, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

Wallace “Wally” Reardon ’10 recently received a national award for a tower climber safety project he began in college and …

Jakari Sherman, right, artistic director for the Step Afrika! troupe directs his audience recruits in introductory moves and shouts for stepping, an energetic dance form the Washington, D.C.-based performers put on display in a rousing free show Aug. 30 in the Campus Center arena for more than 1,000 students, faculty, staff and community members. The group introduces people around the globe to step — developed in the early 20th century by African American fraternities and sororities — and the evening featured plenty of audience participation. Step Afrika! presented intricate, pulse-pounding routines of claps, shouts, stomps and athletic leaps. The troupe paid tribute to South African roots with a “gum boot” dance such as miners use for solidarity and entertainment, and another in Zulu tribal garb to the beat of African drums.
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Campus Currents Spring 2011
Step Arfrika!
Posted On March 4, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

The Washington, D.C.-based Step Afrika! troupe put on display in a rousing free show Aug. 30 in the Campus Center …

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Campus Currents Spring 2011
Applications up, selectivity stays steady
Posted On March 4, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

Applications to attend SUNY Oswego set a 21st century high again this year, but the college held to its quality …

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Oswego again gets good ‘News’
Posted On March 4, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

U.S. News Media Group advanced Oswego seven places on its “America’s Best Colleges” list of best regional universities in the …

Turbine on top of Lee Hall
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Lee leads green power initiative
Posted On March 4, 2011 Jeff Rea 0

This summer, Oswego began a project that will provide wind power for the electrical system of a building regularly exposed …