Office of the Provost


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Dr. Lorrie Clemo, Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

SUNY Oswego’s thriving academic programs attract the best students and scholars to a dynamic, engaged higher education community.

We seek to not only foster learning, but to change lives and improve the world. Professors and students work closely on everything from first-year classes to solutions to third-world problems. Our faculty collaborate across disciplines, between schools and throughout the world. Our culture of cooperation unites research and relationships, inside and outside our classrooms. Our students learn through intensive research and internships, studying abroad and service learning. Our comprehensive approach creates connections and opportunities for learning in every part of our students’ lives, with our faculty and staff key players in every success.


Reports and Initiatives

We are dedicated to creating ways to promote our college and learning, locally to globally.

Possibility Scholarship
Global Laboratory
Middle States Self-Study
Annual Report
RISE
Summer Scholars
Genius Olympiad

Office of the Provost

702 Culkin Hall

SUNY Oswego
Oswego, NY 13126
phone: 315-312-2290 
fax: 315-312-5438

Office hours:
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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I taught at two undergraduate all-women colleges in Delhi. So I saw firsthand the kind of obstacles that young women face in making study and career choices. And then teaching here, I have seen women face hurdles, too.In India, it’s still hard for a woman to take off and devote herself to her studies, even though there are pioneering women who have been doing that for a long time.“Can girls/women even succeed at math?” It... More >>>

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