Physics professor Shashi Kanbur and SUNY Oswego students Selim Kalici, Michele Manno and Hugh Riley Randall spent much of this summer traveling overseas for research and presentations.
The college’s State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA) campaign announced sponsorship of the annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign, which provides school supplies to children in need in Oswego County’s nine school districts. Collection boxes around campus (see below) will receive drop offs. The collection has begun and will run through Aug. 19.
December 2021 SUNY Oswego graduate Sofia Luz Pérez won one of only three Best of SUNY awards at the 2021-2022 Best of SUNY Student Art exhibition for her painting, “Know Thyself, Heal Thyself.”
Chemistry faculty member Shokouh Haddadi recently earned the campus Provost’s Award for Mentoring in Scholarly and Creative Activity for leading students to academic, research and career success.
Horane Daley from the Bronx and Rickey Strachan from Brooklyn first met at a poetry camp and later learned they were both heading to Oswego. In their time as Lakers, they have each published two books of poetry, developed a solid friendship and contributed to the campus in many ways.
The month of July is a time to acknowledge and celebrate Disability Pride Month. Disability Pride Month marks the 32nd year of the Americans with Disabilities Act passing on July 26, 1990, to prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities.
When members of the SUNY Oswego family came together for the Campus Appreciation BBQ on July 13, the event featured food, fun, fellowship – and environmentally friendly figures thanks to sustainable planning.
Indu Rasika Churchill of the mathematics faculty recently earned the Provost’s Award for for Scholarly and Creative Activity, which recognizes a junior faculty member, in this case a “rising star” in the words of her nominator.
SUNY Oswego human development faculty member Rebecca Burch recently earned the campus President’s Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity for impactful research and overwhelming contributions toward the next generation of researchers.
Recently, NASA images from the Webb Telescope showing the swirling patterns and attractive colors of distant galaxies lit up social media and ignited the fancy of many of a viewer. And while this is certainly part of the appeal of the project, SUNY Oswego physics professor notes that the telescope will tell astrophysics researchers like him much more.
