The Spring 2020 Round of the Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant application/review process has concluded with nine proposals recommended for a total of $25,077.25 in funding by members of the Scholarly and Creative Activity Committee. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Scott Furlong approved these recommendations. 

The funded proposals are as follows: 

The Spring 2020 round of the Faculty-Student Challenge Grant application/review process concluded with 13 proposals recommended for a total of $51,975.54 in funding by members of the Scholarly and Creative Activity Committee. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Scott Furlong approved these recommendations. 

The funded proposals are as follows: 

Dear Students,

I’m hopeful that your studies continue to go well. Please know that our faculty and staff are focused and working hard to support you and have your best interests at heart as we have all shifted to this unique situation.

Representatives of faculty governance, the deans, and I have been working diligently to develop policy changes in response to the uniqueness of the Spring 2020 semester.

To protect the health of employees, the Office of Human Resources is currently forgoing any face-to-face meetings and training sessions with employees' retirement plan investment providers.

You can request a virtual meeting or phone consolation with your provider. Below is information on how to contact each retirement system and set up a meeting. If you already had a meeting scheduled, the provider should have reached out to you directly to make accommodations to meet virtually. 

Optional Retirement Program (ORP)

Faculty and staff are reminded that SUNY Oswego’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is available remotely. EAP was designed to help employees deal with the everyday issues involved in balancing work and life, as well as more serious problems.

The librarians from Penfield Library are not in the building, but that doesn’t mean they are not still availabe to help the campus community.

To help make students, faculty and staff feel more at home, custom campus scenes are now available to use as Zoom backgrounds for lectures, chats, meetings and other interactions on the online platform.

Every April for the past few years, members of the SUNY Oswego campus community have walked to remember victims of dating and domestic violence, and walk to prevent future acts, through Yards for Yeardley. This year, the event continues online and expands throughout April.

The college’s Advisement Center is now providing online advisement sessions, videos and more resources to help meet the needs of SUNY Oswego students. 

Virtual advisement sessions can be accessed through www.oswego.edu/advisement via Zoom. Students can follow the link during the posted available hours to talk live with an academic success advisor.