The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Committee will collaborate with the Discover Wellness worksite wellness program to offer SUNY Oswego employees a wellness session from 1 to 1:50 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29, via Zoom.

SUNY Oswego employees’ lives have changed drastically over the past months, and whether you are required to report to work at this time or working from home, it sometimes can be challenging and stressful. This session aims to help employees relieve some of their stress through everyday techniques. 

While this year's Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit will take place virtually, a team of media all-stars and talented alumni in the business will still connect with classes and inviduals throughout the day on Wednesday, Oct. 28.

The college’s SUNY Oswego State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA) campaign will host its inaugural No Shave November, and seeks participants to help this effort to support Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program.

No Shave November began as a fundrasier for cancer-related charities, asking participants to donate money they would put toward shaving and grooming products toward the cause. The 11th-month event has now gone national, with participants asking friends and family to donate to sponsor their efforts. 

Now in its 81st year, the college’s Technology Fall Conference will cross a new bridge this year in presenting an all-digital event Oct. 29 and 30.

The conference, coordinated by the college’s technology education program, will incorporate that factor and the many changes affecting educators everywhere in the event’s themes. Presentation areas will include:

As each member of the campus community continues to play a key role in helping SUNY Oswego flatten the curve and slow the spread of COVID-19, please help ensure the Oswego family is doing everything possible to remain healthy for the rest of the semester.

Dear Campus Community,

Each year, SUNY Oswego nominates 1-5 exemplary individuals to SUNY for consideration of receiving a SUNY honorary doctorate degree. SUNY Oswego typically awards SUNY honorary degrees to recipients at its commencement ceremonies and asks the recipients to serve as the ceremony's commencement speaker. 

Take Back the Night, slated Oct. 28, is Women's Center's annual event designed to raise awareness for sexual assault, establish a sense of community and rally Oswego's campus against sexual violence.