Research News: Student Opportunities

SUNY Oswego professors don't just know their subjects ... many of them wrote the book. Literally.

The National Science Foundation has awarded SUNY Oswego nearly $600,000 over five years to provide scholarships to recruit and retain talented students who otherwise could not afford to pursue degrees in science and technology fields.

A $160,000 grant through Banco Santander and the State University of New York system will enable 30 students in science-related fields from SUNY Oswego and elsewhere around the system to study at Oswego’s global laboratories in Brazil over the next two years.

It’s not all that common that someone can say that they spent five weeks over the summer in Lynchburg, West Virginia, to search for artifacts at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest, but senior Stephanie Hallinan can.

Faculty at SUNY Oswego have selected six students to travel April 13 to Albany to display four scholarly research posters in the state Legislative Office Building for lawmakers and the public. More...




Student's green-energy presentations part of new Quest track

SUNY Oswego senior meteorology major Frankie Carlevatti will discuss options for Oswego to incorporate green energy as part of Quest’s daylong “Energy, Environment and Society” session April 22. More...

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