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New minor in sustainability studies underscores going green
A new minor in sustainability studies lends energy and coordination to a wide variety of courses that feature ideas, projects and policies for better stewardship of the world.
Chemistry: a winning formula for Pagano
Todd Pagano ’96 isn’t trying to win awards.
New photography minor develops appeal across disciplines
The art department this fall rolled out a new minor in photography that offers a 21-credit focus to a popular medium among students.
Scanning electron microscope offers nanoscale views
When Fehmi Damkaci peers at the computer monitor next to the gleaming electron gun of the college’s new scanning electron microscope, he sees the future — a vital piece of equipment for the sciences and their new home.
Alumnus Takes City’s Top Seat in Oswego
Oswego’s New mayor has witnessed the city through the decades as a native son, college student and professional. Now Tom Gillen ’72 is eager to help move it into a new age.
Fulbright scholars set to bring Oswego overseas
Two Oswego professors will take their expertise abroad as Fulbright scholars this year.
10 x 10 + 10: Wendy Paterson ’09
Wendy Paterson ’09, a former Outstanding Senior Award recipient, is currently pursuing a remarkable career in varying locales.
Weather Watcher Knows There’s Snow Place Like Oswego
When Paul ’65 and Chrystal Laird Cardinali ’64 vacation in Cape Cod each spring, they hope for nice weather. Of course, “nice” is a relative term.]
Recent grad helps Japan
Ben Hurst ’10 made up his mind — he wasn’t going to make sandwiches anymore.