Alumni Soar in the Sciences
Launched from Oswego’s lakeside laboratories and classrooms, mentored by Oswego’s dedicated faculty and inspired by a culture of inquiry, Oswego alumni …
A Chemist Abroad
At the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Stacy Trey ’02 collaborates on projects to make lightweight, anti-static building materials; she also works …
Varied Oswego Program Prepares Science Grad for Multiple Careers
University of North Texas Health and Science Center Professor John V. Planz ’84, Ph.D., offers this advice to students: “Don’t have blinders …
NSF Grant Funds Brain and Health Monitoring Research
Mirroring the support he received as an undergraduate chemistry major at SUNY Oswego, Jason Bennett ’01, Ph.D., mentors students at Penn State …
Professor Models Her Techniques on Oswego Mentors
Chemistry instructional support specialist Kristin Gublo ’92 M ’98, recalls Tenery as a student worker with an “amazing work ethic,” even walking …
Harvard Professor Solves Mysteries Through DNA Analysis
Frederick Bieber’s career revolves around science. But, his life has a lot more to do with serendipity. Chance meetings. Chance phone …
Oswego Experience Helped Launch Career
The sky’s the limit for SUNY Chancellor Award winner Earl Bellinger ’12. A Schenectady native, he is a Ph.D. student and research …
On a Roller Coaster Ride
Katharyn Christiana ’13 would like to put you on a ride that flips you around 32 times in a minute. Sound like fun? …
The Weather: Alumna is Doing Something About It
Everyone talks about the weather, but when the comments and complaints become watches and warnings, Judith Levan ’81 hopes everyone’s listening. “We’re the …
Water, Water Everywhere for Meteorology Graduate
Oswego weather is one of the things meteorology major Matthew Kelsch ’83 appreciated most as an undergraduate. By diving head first into his …