Meet -- Google’s video-conferencing tool available in the SUNY Oswego LakerApps suite of applications -- will see some changes starting Oct. 1, including participant limits and changes to live streaming, although its recording feature will continue.

Children are invited to participate in STEM 4 Kids (grades 1 to 3) or Young Inventors (grades 4 to 6), which start this October.

The SUNY Oswego technology department and Oswego Technology Student Association host two different iSTEM (integrative Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programs for elementary-aged children.

Those looking for a creative outlet can join a series of writing workshops for students to encourage positive mental health through self-expression.

These are not classes; there are no grades. Students can come for one session or for all six. The ultimate goal is to help students feel better through writing.

Student Writing Group schedule and activities, all beginning at 7 p.m.:

The annual Stride to Save Lives suicide prevention event, which usually brings hundreds of participants to campus this month, has become a virtual event throughout September.

SUNY Oswego and the Oswego County Suicide Prevention Coalition present this virtual effort that raises awareness and provides educational programming and events in the Oswego County community. Participant can walk, run, bike or prance in support of suicide prevention and awareness.

A "'Photography, Power and the Ethics of Representation" panel discussion titled "Who gets to picture, narrate, position?" at 12:30 p.m. Sept. 30 will open a series of dialogues convened by scholar and arts writer M. Neelika Jayawardane of SUNY Oswego's English and creative writing program.

The Hermanas of Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Señoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc. invite all interested students to programs during their RAÍCES Week, under a theme of "Nosotros La Gente (We the People): The Power of Our Voice."

Upcoming programs include:

Since the beginning of the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) Program close to three decades ago, thousands of students and recent graduates have had the opportunity to connect with alumni from a diverse range of industries for career advice and mentorship.

The Oswego Alumni Association is excited to announce the expansion of the ASK program to now also offer the opportunity for students to make connections with alumni based on identity points, interests, backgrounds and shared experiences both at Oswego and beyond.

SUNY Oswego will host flu immunization clinics open to students, faculty and staff in partnership with Wegmans Food Markets' pharmacy services. Clinics will take place the following dates and times, all in The Space in Marano Campus Center, with online registration required:

First-year students who are seeking academic support or social connections are encouraged to meet with the campus Success Coaches.

Success Coaches are upperclass students who are working with First-Year Experience and who are taking a wellness coaching practicum. They can help first-year students with things like:

The Oswego Alumni Association is presenting a free virtual cooking session, featuring 2008 alumnus Lee Candela, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 22.

Candela, the executive sous chef of North Hempstead Country Club in Port Washington, will lead online attendees through the preparation of an Oktoberfest-inspired dish.