Around the SUNY Oswego campus

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited SUNY Oswego Feb. 14 to meet with President Peter O. Nwosu and students, employees and several offices, concluding the visit with a press conference held in The Space announcing enhanced mental health support funding to Oswego and other SUNY institutions.

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. visited SUNY Oswego Feb. 14 to meet with President Peter O. Nwosu and students, employees and several offices. President Nwosu is pictured introducing Chancellor King at a press conference in The Space in Marano Campus Center.

After SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. hosted a press conference on enhanced mental health support funding to Oswego and other SUNY institutions, he and President Peter O. Nwosu gathered for a group photo with students in The Space.

During SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.’s visit to SUNY Oswego Feb. 14, he talked with staff and students at "Penfield Loves You Day," annually held on St. Valentine's Day.

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. and SUNY Oswego President Peter O. Nwosu toured the Students Helping Oz Peers (SHOP) pantry located in Penfield Library on Feb. 14 and met with student staff.

During SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.’s visit to SUNY Oswego on Feb. 14, he and President Peter O. Nwosu met with Counseling Services staff at Mary Walker Health Center.

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.’s visit to SUNY Oswego on Feb. 14 included a tour and a group photo with President Peter O. Nwosu and students, staff and faculty at the Triandiflou Institute for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Transformative Practice located in Penfield Library.

The Spring Student Involvement Fair held Jan, 31 in Swetman Gym showcased over 100 student clubs and organizations. President Peter O. Nwosu met with the clubs that were present and personally welcomed the students back to campus and the beginning of the spring semester during the well-attended event. Pictured are members of the Women In Computing club.

Several faculty members were promoted to the rank of full professor, with a recent ceremony celebrating their promotions. Marking the occasion at a reception held Feb. 8 in Tyler Art Gallery are Provost Scott Furlong (left) and President Peter O. Nwosu (right) with full professors, from left: David McLain of marketing and management; Patricia Clark of English and creative writing; Casey Raymond of chemistry; Bonita Hampton of curriculum and instruction; and Evelyn Benavides of sociology.

The 35th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Ceremony held Feb. 1 in Waterman Theatre included speakers, student readings and performances. The keynote talk was provided by playwright, producer, director and author Ira Knight (pictured), author of “From Myth To Man: A Martin Luther King Interpretation.” (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

The 35th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Ceremony held Feb. 1 in Waterman Theatre, included speakers, student readings and performances. Pictured, Javay Francis and Ty'reek Wylie sing the Black National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

Oswego's Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration week included a new event on Feb. 2 held in the Shineman Center Nucleus. This celebration featured special guest Emmy-nominated poet Jillian Hanesworth reading poetry and an art exhibit. The event also featured student poetry readings and performances. Hanesworth (pictured) is the founder of Literary Freedom LLC, a community activist and organizer and the first-ever Poet Laureate in the history of Buffalo. (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

Oswego's Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration week’s new showcase event on Feb. 2 included Emmy-nominated poet Jillian Hanesworth reading poetry, a student art exhibit and student poetry readings and performances, such as the student IMAGE Step Team. (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

The second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. MLK Day of Service in partnership with Rise Against Hunger was held Feb. 3 in the Marano Campus Center food and activity court. Members of the Oswego State Women's field hockey team (pictured) are some of the approximately 200 campus community volunteers who prepared meals that will help families in need. Rise Against Hunger is a nonprofit that focuses on ending world hunger. SUNY Oswego volunteers were able to pack 20,080 meals in collaboration with Rise Against Hunger and ARTSwego to go towards ending world hunger. Several of these meals will be delivered to a local food bank and with a world partner of Rise Against Hunger.

The second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. MLK Day of Service in partnership with Rise Against Hunger was held Feb. 3 in the Marano Campus Center food and activity court. Around 200 campus community volunteers prepared 20,080 meals to support the organization. Students preparing meals pictured include those with the Women's Center, Black Student Union, IMAGE Step Team and Bold Black Beauties.

Laker senior forward AJ Ryan (#27) makes Oswego's third goal in third-period action during the annual Whiteout men's hockey contest between arch-rival Plattsburgh. The Lakers won the matchup 4-3. The two teams meet again on Saturday, Feb. 24, in the Deborah F. Stanley Arena and Convocation Center in the SUNYAC semifinals.

Fans cheer Oswego's second goal in the Whiteout men’s hockey rivalry game made by senior Tyler Flack en route to a 4-3 win against archrival Plattsburgh.

A look inside a busy control room as WTOP-10 aired its first-ever all-women-run sports broadcast Feb. 2 in coverage of the Lakers men's hockey game against Brockport. Both the production team and on-air talent were made up entirely of women.

WTOP-10 aired its first-ever all-women-run sports broadcast Feb. 2 in coverage of the Lakers men's hockey game against Brockport, with all cast and on-air crew consisting of women. The game was Pride Night as well.

A first-ever mini career fair specifically for students in the School of Communication, Media and the Arts was held Feb. 21 in Tyler Hall. The fair gave students in these majors an opportunity to directly network and mingle with employers and organizations in the related fields they hope to enter after graduation. Pictured are Alexis Patterson, a sophomore music audio major; and Alyssa St. Thomas (right), a sophomore creative writing major, meeting with staff from the Everson Museum in Syracuse in Steff Chappell, curator and exhibition manager, and Jeff Macharyas, director of communications. In all, more than 170 students attended to meet with 14 employers/organizations. (Photo by Gary Morris)

Orientation for the new incoming international students was held Jan. 18 in the Shineman Center, hosted by International Student and Scholar Services. During the orientation, approximately 50 new students learned their immigration responsibilities and rights as student/exchange visa holders and became familiarized with many campus resources to help guide them toward a successful university life.

Enterprise Mobility presented their generous annual donation to SUNY Oswego Office of Career Services, with SUNY Oswego faculty and staff thanking them for their support. Pictured from left are School of Business faculty member Ashraf Attia; KC Whiting of Enterprise Mobility; School of Business Dean Prabakar Kothandaraman; School of Business faculty member Maureen Melville; Jody Giarrusso of Enterprise Mobility; SUNY Executive Director of Career Services, Corporate and Foundation Relations Jennifer Hill; Seth Lalor of Enterprise Mobility; SUNY Oswego Director of Career Services Gary Morris; and Elise Allington, a career coach for the School of Business for Career Services.

In its 61st year, the Juried Student Art Exhibition annually features works of art created by SUNY Oswego students, open to all students. Jurors selected 99 pieces for this exhibition of various media, styles and approaches, from traditional to digital. Pictured is artist Danny Rafferty and friend with his paintings and drawings. The show ran from Jan. 26 to Feb. 18, in Tyler Art Gallery.

Business students took advantage of practice interviewing skill sessions at the Mock Interview Palooza, an event hosted by the School of Business, Career Services and the Alumni Engagement Office Feb. 12 and 13 in Rich Hall. Interviews were conducted by employers from a multitude of fields. Pictured, Brianna Terry '23 meets with student Loris Novak '24.

The Mock Interview Palooza hosted by the School of Business, Career Services, and the Alumni Engagement Office on Feb. 12 and 13 in Rich Hall provided approximately 20-minute interviews conducted by employers from a multitude of fields, as well as an opportunity for free headshot photos.

Actors From The London Stage were in Oswego for their Feb. 15 performance of the classic Shakespeare comedy “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a scheduled ARTSwego programming event in Waterman Theatre. While here that week the five-actor touring company visited several classes across campus. Actor Anna Crichlow (pictured) visited Steve Mazzaccone's acting class Feb. 13 in the Lab Theatre, Tyler Hall.

The five-member Actors From The London Stage touring company visited several classes across campus while in town to perform “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Actor Natasha Bain (pictured) visits Lisa Glidden's Global Politics class in Marano Campus Center. (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

 During the Actors From The London Stage visit to Oswego to perform “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” on Feb. 15, they visited a wide variety of classes as part of their ARTSwego residency. Actor Sam Hill (pictured at right, blue shirt) visits Josh McKeown's Globalization/Global Cultures class in Marano Campus Center. (Photo by Graceann Cleator)

During the Actors From The London Stage’s visit to SUNY Oswego, classes they connected with included Michael Wagg (pictured) working Feb.13 with students in Lyn Blanchfield’s history class in Mahar Hall.

Interested students were invited to visit the Spring Study Abroad Fair Feb. 14 to explore faculty-led (one to three weeks) summer, semester, academic year and internship programs. Study Abroad has opportunities for all majors, all over the world. Psychology major Quinton Longworth, at left, gathers info about study abroad opportunities from one of SUNY Oswego's Study Abroad Mentors, Johnnise Crespo (center) of the global and international studies program and Alyssa Chamberlain from the university's Education Abroad.