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Application open for mini grants to support student mental health and well-being

October 27, 2022

Mental health is a campus-wide issue that can affect all students, faculty and staff. The responsibility for campus mental health and well-being does not rest with any single department. Rather, services, programs and resources should be infused throughout all aspects of SUNY Oswego to create a culture of care on campus.

SUNY has invested over $24 million in Federal American Rescue Plan funds to expand and support student mental health and wellness services and enhance campus resources. SUNY Oswego is fully vested in this initiative at the campus level. 

Photos sought for hockey Military Appreciation Games

October 27, 2022

The Laker men's and women's hockey teams will host Military Appreciation Games on consecutive Saturdays, Nov. 5 and 12, respectively, and ask for photos of military members who have impacted the lives of members of the community.

Photos would be displayed on the jumbotron during the men's hockey game vs. Potsdam at 7 p.m. Nov. 5, and the women's hockey game at 3 p.m. on Nov. 12 vs. Morrisville, both in the Deborah F. Stanley Arena and Convocation Hall. 

Arts + culture

Student production of ‘After Ashley’ offers robust character work

October 26, 2022

SUNY Oswego students Claire Bosley as Ashley and Brock Whaley as Justin will have an opportunity to really develop their character work in the student-directed production of “After Ashley” opening on Nov. 9 in Tyler Hall’s lab theater.

Arts + culture

Faculty video podcast features celebrated cinema costume designer

October 26, 2022

Right in time for spooky season, communication studies faculty member Francisco Suarez speaks with costume designer Jany Temime -- whose credits include the "Harry Potter" franchise, "House of the Dragon" on HBO and the James Bond entry "Skyfall" -- on his latest video podcast of "From Suarez's Basement."

Halloween reminder from Oswego's Bias Prevention and Response Team

October 26, 2022

A vibrant, productive learning environment requires a richness in the variety of voices and life experiences that are represented among everybody. The goal of SUNY Oswego is to nurture members’ abilities and capacities for appreciation of living and working together in a diverse learning environment. 

Senior looking to interview 100 students for YouTube series

October 25, 2022

Senior broadcasting major and Office of Communications and Marketing intern Zachary Nusimow is leading an effort to interview 100 SUNY Oswego students (freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors) to be a part of a small YouTube series. 

Observing November as Native American Heritage Month

October 25, 2022

Native American Heritage Month (also referred to as American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month) is celebrated in November to honor the contributions indigenous people have made in the United States, to increase knowledge around their history and culture and to better understand the truth and reconciliation needed to repair the trauma. 

Brief Lanigan Hall network maintenance set for Oct. 28

October 25, 2022

On Friday, Oct. 28, from 7 to 7:30 a.m. Campus Technology Services (CTS) will perform network maintenance in Lanigan Hall. During this timeframe:

  • All wireless network connections and hallway phones in Lanigan will be unavailable during this time.
  • All phones, wireless and wired network connections in the “Supplies in Lanigan” store will be unavailable

For further updates, please refer to the CTS technology status page.

Campus

Registration open to Winter Session’s offerings of undergraduate and graduate classes

October 25, 2022

Registration is now open for SUNY Oswego’s all-online Winter Session, with more than 100 courses in a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate disciplines.

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month topic: The Cloud, Your Data and You

October 24, 2022

As part four of national cybersecurity awareness month, Campus Technology Services will cover cloud storage, some considerations when storing data in the cloud and how to protect your data while using it

Cloud storage has become one of the greatest data management tools in recent years especially as the workplace and classroom become more mobile. With the use of campus services such as Google Drive and personal services such as Dropbox and Onedrive, it is important to understand where your data goes and how to protect it.