Please follow the Calendar of Events to see the programs.
In the Fall, college hour will be during the 12:45-2:05 class period on Tuesdays. Most of the programming will be planned for 1:05-2:05 hour.
The College Hour is a time period dedicated to college and student life. This time period can be used to encourage involvement by allowing time dedicated to educational and social activities outside of the classroom or labs.
We still plan quite a few events at other times, such as evenings, but having an hour reserved each week during the daytime hours avoids scheduling conflicts and allows commuting students and faculty to participate more fully in campus activities. The entire campus will have time to relax, meet with faculty, attend a guest lecture, or any number of other events on campus.
This is a great opportunity to think about ways that you can help to enrich the campus culture with programs of value to students, faculty and staff. Suggested programs could include, but are not limited to:
- Faculty and student presentations of research
- Panel discussions on topics of interest
- Readings of student and/or faculty creative work
- Series of short films
- Short concerts
- Speakers from on or off campus
- Exhibits with featured speakers
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Short plays or readings
Spring 2009
We would be pleased to include all events that you wish to publicize in the College Hour booklet, posters, and website for spring 2009. Since there was no specific time recommended by Faculty Assembly for College Hour this spring, your programming can occur during the time slot your department reserved for College Hour. Most departments have not scheduled classes during the 12:40 Wednesday class period, making this time slot the most open for faculty, staff, and student participation.
Attached are a set of instructions and a form to complete. The form has been adjusted to allow you to identify a day and time for programming for College Hour. Please return this form to my office no later than December 1st, 2008. You may also fill out the form from the website at: www.oswego.edu/news/events/college_hour
Please fill out the online College Hour Program form or down load and fill out the Word version of the form for Spring 2009 and submit it to the office of the Associate Provost Office, 703 Culkin Hall.
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