Summer Alumni Magazine Means Business

The summer edition of Oswego alumni magazine including features on saving money (couponing), making money (School of Business) and making connections (U.S. diplomacy) will be landing in some 77,000 mailboxes this month.

A profile of PwC Chairman and Senior U.S. Partner Bob Moritz '85 kicks off 13 pages documenting the progress of Oswego's School of Business, founded two decades ago and celebrating a decade of prestigious Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business accreditation this year.

Former U.S. Ambassador Marianne Matuzic Myles '75 shares her experience traveling the world on behalf of her country in our "Buffalo to Bogota" feature.

Lauren Cobello Greutman '03 is "that lady" who knows how to save money, and she shares her story as well as some tips about couponing and financial housekeeping.

Catch videos that accompany these stories later this month in our online edition, which was recently recognized with a national APEX Award for Publication Excellence. Launched in spring 2011, oswego.edu/magazine was among seven Awards of Excellence winners in the "Magazines and Journals: Electronic and Web" category.

The 2012 APEX awards were presented "based on excellence in graphic design, editorial content and the success of the entry — in the opinion of the judges — in achieving overall communications effectiveness and excellence," according to officials at Communications Concepts, which sponsors the awards.

There were nearly 3,400 entries and 1,100 awards in all.

— Shane M. Liebler



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