Each year, students are required to complete a series of important surveys on myOswego before they can register for classes. These include:

• Acceptance of charges
• Agreement to the Code of Conduct
• Emergency contact information
• Acknowledgement of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

Starting July 31, students were no longer automatically redirected to these surveys upon logging in to myOswego.

An award-winning elementary teacher, a NASA-scientist-turned-data-software engineer and a police investigator will bring their unique perspectives and experiences to the 32-member Oswego Alumni Association (OAA) Board of Directors. The new members began their three-year term on July 1.

The board elected the following individuals to the board during its June meeting:

To ensure you have the best experience with student evaluations of teaching, in July 2025, the HelioCampus Assessment and Credentialing platform, formerly AEFIS, updated its browser support to include only the following:

Parking permits for the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year are now available and can be ordered online by visiting the Parking Portal website.

Upon ordering, you can indicate if you would like to pick up the permit at the Parking Office during regular business hours or request to have it be mailed. If choosing to have it mailed, please be sure the address is correct and allow 7 to 10 business days for mailing.

Campus Technology Services (CTS) continues to work on a campus-wide transition to Windows 11. This transition is necessary as part of an ongoing commitment to provide a secure and efficient technology environment. 

As a reminder, the retention policy for cloud storage with Panopto and Zoom will be completed Friday, Sept. 19. The policy is run annually on this day. The retention policy will do the following:

The campus community is invited to a retirement celebration in honor of Andy Michaelis' 33 years at SUNY Oswego, his achievements, contributions and lasting impact on the SUNY Oswego community. The event will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 31, in 215 Penfield Library.

After a remarkable 33-year career at SUNY Oswego, the university's database administrator and enterprise architect -- widely known as "the guy in the hat" -- will retire on July 31. 

SUNY Administration requires adherence to a new reporting schedule to ensure Inclusive Access (IA) costs are reflected on students' tuition bills in compliance with the Board of Trustees policy. Meeting this deadline is mandatory for any course or section to be included in the IA program, which supports textbook affordability for students and faculty.

Due to this new policy from SUNY for the Inclusive Access program:

The SUNY Telecommuting Program has now been extended through June 30, 2026 by Chancellor John B. King Jr. .

Please review the SUNY Telecommuting Program policy for complete information.

-- Submitted by the Office of Human Resources