SUNY Oswego’s STEAM Camp is seeking enthusiastic instructors to lead engaging, hands-on courses for students ages 5–14 this summer.

Since 2017, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) Camp has inspired young learners through interactive programs in coding, robotics, game design, creative arts and more.

The program will run Aug. 4 to 8 and Aug. 11 to 15 for students entering grades K–9. Daily schedule is 9:30 a.m. to noon, 1 to 3:30 p.m.

Why teach at STEAM Camp?

On Wednesday, March 5, students were notified that revisions had been approved by the University Council to the Code of Conduct, found within the Student Handbook.

The revisions to the Code of Conduct expand opportunities and protections for students. This includes greater options for students when appealing disciplinary action and a new alternative resolution option which may be used in lieu of a formal disciplinary process when appropriate.

The Adult Student Assistance Program (ASAP), designed to help adult learners connect with SUNY Oswego and other students, will virtually discuss "Navigating Common Legal Hurdles for Students" at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 13.

Kristin Shanley, an attorney who offers free legal services through the SUNY Oswego Student Association, will offer an opportunity for students to get their general legal questions answered and discover free resources and support available.

The time has come to recognize the extraordinary contributions of Oswego student leaders and student organizations: The university will host the annual Student Leadership Awards Ceremony on Thursday, April 10, to honor students who have demonstrated exceptional service and leadership throughout the year.

Organizers invite faculty, staff and students to nominate deserving individuals and/or organizations who have made a lasting impact on our campus and the Oswego community. Students are also welcome to self-nominate for these prestigious awards.

Penfield Library is seeking submissions from faculty and staff for Display To Archives 2024-25 by the March 31 submission deadline.

Display to Archives is Penfield Library's ongoing effort to collect, recognize, exhibit and promote access to the creative and scholarly work of SUNY Oswego's faculty and staff.

The Office of Sustainability's BikeShare Program is now accepting applications from students, staff and other campus members for those looking for rent bicycles at no cost.

Those interested can fill out an application via this link to be added to the waitlist. Once the form is completed, organizers will email you with a link to schedule a time to pick up your bike as soon as one becomes available.

SUNY Oswego President Peter O. Nwosu will host faculty and staff drop-in hours today, Tuesday, March 4, from 11 a.m. to noon in the Marano Campus Center Chu Atrium. 

All faculty and staff are invited to stop by and meet with President Nwosu during these in-person drop-ins, which are planned to be held periodically throughout the semester.

As part of an ongoing commitment to providing a secure and efficient technology environment, Campus Technology Services (CTS) is excited to provide an update on the campus-wide transition to Windows 11.

Late Night Study Break will take over Marano Campus Center again for a variety of free activities -- including food -- on Friday, March 7, from 8 to 10 p.m.

The campus is invited to a night of activities, crafts and fun. 

Activities happening throughout the whole building will include:

Penfield Library invites the campus to a Research Party on Tuesday, March 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the library's Classroom 215.

Librarians will be on hand to assist you with citations, scholarly sources, conducting research and more.

Free pizza and snacks will be served. Bring your own beverage.

This is sponsored by Penfield Library and the Office of Learning Services.