Nominations are currently open for the 2018-19 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Classified Service. Any member of the campus community may nominate an eligible state employee presently serving in a full-time classified service capacity. Classified employees are from any of the following negotiating units: CSEA, PEF, PBA of New York State and NYSCOPBA, and they are employed as members of our clerical staff, maintenance staff, custodial staff, university police or nursing staff.

Students planning to register for credit for a winter or spring 2019 internship or co-op should begin the process now, according to Excel: Experiential Courses and Engaged Learning at SUNY Oswego.

NYC Career Connections is an event on Thursday, Jan. 10, where SUNY Oswego invites alumni who work in the New York City metropolitan area to speak with current sophomores, juniors and seniors about their careers, how they got to their current positions, the job search process and relocating to the area.

The event will run 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 10 at the SUNY Welcome Center, 33 West 42nd St. (across from Bryant Park) in New York City.

At this time, Campus Technology Services said you may upgrade your computers to macOS Mojave (10.14). However, it may require you to upgrade certain applications, some of which may only be offered as a pay-to-upgrade.

Please note that 32-bit applications are not compatible with macOS Mojave. For more information on 32-bit applications, check out the RoaringApps 32-bit apps page.

The SUNY Oswego Blackboard instance will be updated on Wednesday, Nov. 21, from midnight to 7 a.m. requiring Blackboard to be unavailable during this time.

Upon accessing Blackboard after the update, users will be presented with the Blackboard “Privacy, cookies, and terms of use” statement. If you agree to the terms of use, click “Agree & Continue.” It will look similar to the following:

One City. One Campus. One Community. We are all one community.  Let’s embrace that we have all decided to live together; let’s engage with one another and make our community the best it can be. 

SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley invites members of the college -- students, faculty and staff, and the Oswego community -- residents and business owners to a downtown Town Hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the Roy C. McCrobie Building, 41 Lake Street, Oswego (next to Breitbeck Park).

Thirteen students and two staff in collaboration with ALANA and the Community Services office from SUNY Oswego will be fundraising throughout the remainder of the fall semester to support the Grand Challenge: Fresh Water For All initiative. As part of the Puerto Rico Alternative Break Winter 2019 program, the group will travel to Puerto Rico and work with Proyecto Agua Limpia to purchase and distribute Kohler water filters/cartridges to families in need of water filtration that were affected by the hurricanes in 2017. 

President Deborah F. Stanley continues her drop-in meetings with students today (Friday, Nov. 9) from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Marano Campus Center food and activity court.

All students are encouraged to drop in, say hello to President Stanley, ask a question or discuss a topic important to you.