Students and other campus community members are invited to take part in one of the upcoming van driver training programs in October.

SUNY Oswego policy requires that in order to operate the college-owned 12-passenger vans, students must be 18 years of age, possess a valid U.S. driver’s license, and complete a driver training session. This includes students who are responsible for transporting persons in the vans for departmental purposes such as academic field trips, residence life and housing programs, athletic contests, and community service.

To All Campus Faculty, Staff and Students:

Nominations have been received for the open seats on the SUNY Chancellor's Awards and Distinguished Faculty Selection Committee. Voting on the nominees for these seats will be done via Google Forms. Although the numbers of nominees within each category are low, a vote for these positions still must be held. Please submit your votes by 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 15, 2021.

The Oswego County Health Department will be hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinics every Wednesday in September and October for the Oswego community, including SUNY Oswego students, faculty and staff.  Appointments are appreciated but walk-ins are welcome.  This week’s COVID clinic vaccines will be held on Sept. 29 and will include: FDA-approved Pfizer,  the Moderna vaccine and the Janssen/Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

A new faculty-student project to understand the effects of urban noise in bat echolocation calls seeks local residents to help with their research.

Those interested in learning more about the Disney College Program can attend one of the virtual sessions that run three days a week.

The 1861 challenge started at 8 a.m. this morning. Al Roker ‘76 is challenging the entire Oswego community to help students by making a gift to The Fund for Oswego. If 861 people make a gift in 1,861 minutes, he will give the college $50,000.

Gifts to The Fund for Oswego help support student opportunities. You can choose to designate your gift to support a department, program or special interest at the college, or where the need is greatest. It’s all up to you.

Visions Federal Credit Union (VFCU) created a scholarship for SUNY Oswego part-time, non-traditional/adult learner students enrolled at our Syracuse Campus.

The scholarship, awarded each semester to two deserving students, provides financial support to empower, motivate and encourage them to continue on their path to earn their bachelor’s degrees.

The Fall 2021 winners are:

Writing Fellows are experienced teachers of academic writing who support SUNY Oswego’s Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) initiative.

WAC is designed to ensure that students have frequent opportunities to write and revise in their classes from their first year to graduation. The Writing Fellows program was established to help enhance the culture of writing on campus and assist instructors in courses that feature written work in a variety of ways.

Fellows can:

The campus community is invited to the first-ever Health Care Careers Reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 29 in 210 Marano Campus Center.

Join the health care campus champions at SUNY Oswego to learn more about health care careers students may be interested in pursuing after graduation and opportunities to take advantage while still studying at Oswego.