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.

The Writing Fellows Program is pleased to announce that its Writing Group will return for the fall semester and is open to all faculty and staff at Oswego.

To all members of the SUNY Oswego community,

Information regarding sexual and interpersonal violence prevention, education and response is located on the Title IX website. 

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Dear SUNY Oswego Campus Community,

Members of the campus community are encouraged to save the date and consider participating in the 1861 Giving Challenge to support SUNY Oswego students.

Join 1997 Oswego alumnus Ted Metellus, race director of the TCS New York City Marathon and vice president of events for New York Road Runners, discussing what goes behind this well-known event, as well as his own journey to the position, at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 22.

Metellus leads and oversees all event development and production for New York Road Runners. In February 2021, he was named the race director of the TCS New York City Marathon, the first-ever Black race director of an Abbott World Marathon Majors race.

A panel of distinguished alumni will discuss "Building Communities Through Entrepreneurship" for the School of Business Alumni Symposium from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 30, in 315 Park Hall.

Panelists will include 1985 alumnus Bob Moritz, global chairman of PwC; 1976/2001 alumna Phyllis Moore Holloway, a businessowner, longtime educator and non-profit leader; and 2007 alumnus Jeff Knauss, co-founder of the Digital Hyve marketing agency.

Student organizations Go Green Club and College Democrats are hosting an event starting at 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 24 to bring attention and awareness to the SUNY Oswego community about the climate crisis.

A rally in the center of campus, between Marano Campus Center and Cooper, will feature a variety of speakers, from student leaders to professors, discussing different aspects of the crisis from ecological to social, economic and racial justice. The event will end with a peaceful march to Sheldon Hall.

The Peer Health Educators recently announced some resources and programs to support the sexual health and awareness of students.