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Alumni Bookshelf Class Notes Viewpoints Winter 2015
20th Anniversary of National Poetry Month in April
Posted On January 5, 2015 Staff 0

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Campus Currents Faculty Uncategorized Winter 2015
Faculty Research and Creative Work: Watershed Poetry
Posted On January 5, 2015 Staff 0

Laura Donnelly (left) of the English and creative writing faculty recently released “Watershed,” an award-winning poetry collection whose genesis is …

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Alumni Profiles Spring 2014
Texas Poet Credits Oswego With Changing her Life
Posted On April 4, 2014 Linda Loomis 0

Viktoria Valenzuela ’10 dispels every stereotype of the isolated writer. No garret room, no solitary pursuits for this San Antonio …

Eli Fleurant '76
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Last Word Winter 2013
Last Word: Sandy and Mr. Mangrove
Posted On January 15, 2013 Guest 0

Eli Fleurant ’76 is a poet, philosopher, lecturer, inventor and historian. He created Diaphanism, a philosophy of reason, harmonic social-interaction, …

Students flock around poet/musician Oveous Maximus, right, for pictures and autographs in Hewitt Union Ballroom during the 2010 ALANA (African, Latino, Asian, Native American) Conference. Maximus, a rapid-fire spoken-word poet, was the keynote speaker for the weeklong conference. “This was amazing,” Quindell Williams ’11 said. “The spoken word, it’s something different, something close to home and close to our age. I thought it was great.” ALANA, now in its 24th year, has become a staple in promoting a multicultural environment at SUNY Oswego and is a consistent hit among students, faculty and administrators.
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Campus Currents Spring 2011
To the Maximus
Posted On March 4, 2011 Intern 0

Poet/musician Oveous Maximus was keynote speaker at the 2010 ALANA (African, Latino, Asian, Native American) Conference.