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TIAA to offer July retirement consultation webinars

July 8, 2020

TIAA Retirement Consultant Darryl Fiasconaro is offering several webinars throughout the month of July featuring different topics. 

Sessions will include:

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Alumna’s $50K gift pushes Student Emergency Fund over $245K

July 7, 2020

An alumna who wished to remain anonymous donated $50,000 to support SUNY Oswego’s Student Emergency Fund, bringing the total raised for immediate student needs to more than $245,000 in just over three months.

Free estate planning webinar July 28 for SUNY community

July 6, 2020

A world-wide health crisis and the resulting economic turmoil have caused individuals to take a new look at their estate and financial planning, including the charitable aspects of that planning. 

More than half of people 55 or older in the United States haven’t created a will or the other key estate planning documents that they might need during the pandemic, according to Caring.com

Leadership Oswego County to go virtual for 2020-21

July 6, 2020

Leadership Oswego County (LOC), a SUNY Oswego-administered, business-sponsored program that empowers area individuals to become community leaders, will go virtual for the first time with the Class of 2021.

Appointment form moved online; trainings offered

July 6, 2020

Human Resources is pleased to announce the rollout of the electronic Unclassified Service Appointment form through Interview Exchange. Effective Aug. 1, 2020, this process will replace the paper version of this form and will be used for all unclassified service employment actions.

To prepare for this transition, Human Resources will offer remote (Zoom) training sessions on the following days for anyone to join: 

3rd annual My Hometown banners on display around Oswego

June 30, 2020

The My Hometown Project continues the celebration of the college's visual arts program in the Oswego City School District.

"Oswego Forward" Plan is approved by SUNY

June 26, 2020

We are pleased to share the exciting news that our Oswego Forward plan has been officially approved by SUNY. This carefully developed plan will guide SUNY Oswego as we restart our residential campus operations and welcome students and employees back to campus in late August. According to SUNY, our plan “meets the New York State Department of Health’s ‘Reopening New York Higher Education Guidelines’” and remains subject to change due to new information, guidance and/or direction received from the State of New York and the Governor’s Office.

College seeks Employee Assistance Program coordinator

June 26, 2020

SUNY Oswego has a vacancy for its Employee Assistance Program (EAP) coordinator, a position focused on helping employee well-being.

Lifelong Learning program offers free summer courses online

June 25, 2020

SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations announces five free Lifelong Learning courses that will be held this summer from July 20 to July 30, open to adults at least 50 years of age. 

Summer 2020 course offerings include “Digital Photography,” “Genealogy: Exploring Your History,” “How to Use an Apple/Android Smartphone Efficiently,” “Mind and Body Wellness” and “Sustainable Gardening.” 

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Summer reading group to discuss ‘Can We Talk about Race? How Black Lives Matter’

June 23, 2020

Pat Clark of the English and creative writing faculty has volunteered to moderate a five-week summer reading/discussion group on “Can We Talk about Race? How Black Lives Matter,” coordinated by the college’s Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching.