Two Oswego Alumni Among AACSB’s 100 ‘Influential Leaders’ Worldwide
AACSB International, the global accrediting body and membership association for business schools, announced Sept. 22 that SUNY Oswego graduates Robert …
Walker Health Center Reaccredited
Mary Walker Health Center, the primary care center for SUNY Oswego students, earned three-year reaccreditation in May from the Accreditation …
University Police Earns National Recognition
SUNY Oswego’s University Police Department took first place in the college and university category of the 2015 National Law Enforcement …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work – Antenna Maker Awards $100K Research Grant to Wireless Lab
The college’s Advanced Wireless Systems Research Center has won a two-year, $100,000 research grant from a Western New York antenna manufacturer …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work – Judging Free Speech
Political science faculty member Helen J. Knowles co-edited and helped write Judging Free Speech (Palgrave MacMillan, 2015), a 300-page book …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work – Home Economics Re-Envisioned
The field once known as home economics is alive, well and informing many other branches of knowledge, according to a …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work — Grant to Support Research on Hawaii’s Lava Flows
Rachel Lee of the atmospheric and geological sciences department will research the behavior of lava flows on the island of …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work – Body Punishment
Maggie Lamond Simone, freelance writer and adjunct instructor in communication studies, has published a memoir titled Body Punishment: OCD, Addiction …
Snapshots: Research and Creative Work – Low Down on Jazz Bass
When Danny Ziemann, who teaches bass in Oswego’s music department, could not find a book or other resources to supplement …
Students Make Great Advances Through Summer Scholar Research Projects
Noah Seabrook ’17 (right), pre-med biology major and honors student, discusses his research project poster about cardiac glycosides with chemistry …