Geology major Brett St. Pierre discusses researching plant fossils that are around 85 million years old ... and why the brand-new Shineman Center influenced his decision to attend SUNY Oswego.
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Park Hall, SUNY Oswego’s second-oldest building, recently reopened after a $17.5 million modernization to properly equip future educators. Read more
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Saturday, June 23
Third summer session begins
3:20 a.m. - 3:20 a.m.
Thursday, July 12
Talk: “Lake Ontario - What We Can Do?”
noon - 1 p.m.
Susan Gateley will speak about “Lake Ontario - What We Can Do?” She is a life-long Lake Ontario watcher and a sailor upon its waters for 50 years. The talk is part of a Brown Bag speaker series tying into the "We Are Lake Ontario" exhibition. Gateley has written many magazine articles and a half dozen books on the lake’s ecology and maritime history. In support of the campus-wide project on fresh water, she will discuss what’s being done and what more we can do to heal and restore our still great but troubled lake. Though now the most stressed of the five Great Lakes, Lake Ontario is still an amazing and resilient ecosystem. Free. Part of SUNY Oswego's two-year, college-wide Grand Challenges Project: Fresh Water for All. For more information, visit oswego.edu/grand-challenges.
Location: Oswego State Downtown
Thursday, July 12, noon - 1 p.m.