Earlier this semester, changes took place in the university’s electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, located next to the Richard S. Shineman Center.

For these stations, ChargePoint now will charge 25 cents per kilowatt per hour for the first four hours, and after that $5 per hour for use of these ports. Six ports of level 2 chargers currently exist in this location.

For more information, email fmo@oswego.edu.

The contributions of the Indigenous people in the United States have been tremendous and it is most reasonable to honor them. In addition to recognizing and paying tribute to their invaluable inputs, Native American Heritage Month presents a strategic moment to impart knowledge to the broader public regarding Indigenous tribes, fostering a heightened collective consciousness of the distinct adversities Native communities have confronted, spanning from historical to contemporary issues; and spotlighting the remarkable resilience of tribal citizens in overcoming these hurdles.

Rice Creek Associates (RCA), the support group for Rice Creek Field Station, invites the SUNY Oswego community and members of the public to attend “Experience Rice Creek: Current Discoveries, Research and Projects” from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 11.

This annual event highlights the scholarly research and creative accomplishments of RCA's 2023 small grants awardees.

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Mark Liguori, a SUNY Oswego alum who is currently a financial advisor at Raymond James Financial Services, will be the special guest for the SUNY Oswego Investment Club meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 8.

Liguori will be a virtual guest, talking about his job and experiences to anybody interested. The Investment Club meeting will take place in 175 Shineman.

-- Submitted by the SUNY Oswego Investment Club 

Tonight SUNY Oswego's Student Association (SA) will host "A Call for Peace in the Middle East," a peaceful walk around campus in the pursuit of peace in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, transcending political affiliations.

The campus community is invited to join SA in committing to universal values of peace, tolerance and coexistence, striving for a brighter future.

SA asks the campus to stand together for a peaceful resolution, regardless of personal opinions or background.

Winter is coming, and Students Helping Oz Peers (SHOP) is collaborating with the Department of Communication Studies for a Winter Clothing Drive this November. The drive runs from Nov. 6 to 10.

All members of the campus community are invited to donate any winter clothing to help protect others in need from the cold, wind and snow of Oswego’s winters. In addition, the pantry is always in need of non-perishable food items.

The Campus Safety Advisory Committee encourages all campus community members to complete the annual online Standard Response Protocol training. Additionally, the Campus Safety Advisory Committee invites all campus community members to a drop-in session being held Nov. 13.

Standard Response Protocol - Higher Education (SRP-HED) online training

Oswego Dining Services would like to know how they are doing, so they are offering the campus a chance to share opinions to help them improve their services.

Oswego Dining is once again participating in the online Customer Satisfaction Survey conducted by the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS).

Those completing the survey are automatically registered for prizes: 

The Office of the Dean of Students will take part in a pair of interactive activities this week for Graduate Studies Week.

Representatives will take part in the Ice Cream Social from noon to 2 p.m. on the Marano Campus Center Concourse to have conversations with the students as part of the student outreach and support program. Students are invited to bring their questions or anything they would like to share.