Noteworthy News – Teaching Excellence 2015
The President’s Award for Teaching Excellence was presented to Carolina Ilie of the physics department and Joanne O’Toole M’91 of …
Faculty Work with Chinese Educators to Advance Common Objectives
Technology faculty member Donna Matteson ’83 M’88 (standing) spoke July 8 in Room 101 of Park Hall with faculty from …
College Welcomes Most Culturally Diverse Class, Campus in History
This fall, the college welcomed to campus more than 2,100 new first-year and transfer students, and the college is celebrating …
Expanded Math Camp Key to Retention Effort
Last summer, SUNY Oswego launched an expanded math bridge camp for first-year students in STEM majors. Supported by a SUNY …
College Hires Chief Communication Officer
SUNY Oswego hired Wayne Westervelt as the new chief communication officer for the college, President Deborah F. Stanley announced. “I am …
Book Sums Up Explosion of Research in Lithium Isotopes
Lead author Paul Tomascak of the atmospheric and geological sciences faculty pulls together in a new book all of the …
New Sculptures Sprout in Second Exhibition of Public Art
Sculptor Jim Gallucci of Greensboro, N.C., installed “Divine Wind II” July 22 as part of a second two-year exhibition of …
‘Oz Speaks’ Provides Forum for Expressions on Vital Topics
“Oz Speaks,” a series of moderated speak-outs, is enabling students to express their thoughts and feelings about vital topics of …
OAA Hosts Election-Themed Events in D.C., NYC
The Oswego Alumni Association sponsored an election-themed discussion Oct. 6 at the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C. Hosted …
New Book Examines Radio Personalities’ Influence
Communication studies faculty member David Crider’s new book, Performing Personality: On-Air Radio Identities in a Changing Media Landscape, explores how …