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At SUNY Oswego last year, 19 faculty members offered a service-learning component in coursework to more than 430 students. In 1998, when Dr. Laura Brown began offering students a service-learning option in an introductory gerontology course, only a couple of other Oswego courses challenged students to get out in the community to apply what they were learning in class.

“Chancellor Zimpher has introduced exciting ideas to propel SUNY to national prominence in a time when public universities in every state are challenged to deliver the best possible education to our citizens in the face of declining resources.

Two new SUNY Oswego graduate certificate programs in health information will help address a pressing need, fueled by federal mandates and incentives, for trained workers to make medical records available electronically across the spectrum of health care providers.

SUNY Oswego is launching the SUNY system’s first multiple-major co-op program, which can place students into full-time paying jobs in their areas of interest for up to six months.

SUNY Oswego’s National Public Radio affiliate, WRVO-FM, won the top award for radio journalism June 4 in the New York State Associated Press Broadcasters Association annual awards.

SUNY Oswego, named each time to the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll since the list’s inception in 2006, has now earned the designation “with Distinction.”

SUNY Oswego’s Students in Free Enterprise team recently won its regional business-projects competition for the third consecutive year, once again cashing its ticket to the nationals in May.

When the Carnegie Foundation awarded SUNY Oswego its prestigious Community Engagement Classification in January, it recognized that the college has deeply intertwined community engagement in its leadership, curriculum, outreach programs, strategic planning and community partnerships.

The Carnegie Foundation has awarded SUNY Oswego a prestigious Community Engagement Classification, recognizing that the college has deeply intertwined community engagement in its leadership, curriculum, outreach programs, strategic planning and community partnerships.

The holiday season magnifies the donations of time, talent, necessities and money among many in the SUNY Oswego community.

The SUNY Oswego Civic Engagement Program and Students for Global Change will sponsor a panel presentation Nov. 11 on the drilling technique called hydrofracking.

SUNY Oswego will start a new online MBA program in January to enable busy professionals, soldiers stationed at Fort Drum and alumni from Pennsylvania to India to obtain their master’s degrees in business administration.

Oswego’s college colors have started painting the world through today’s Green and Gold Day.

Volunteer Ann Hardy, center in blue shirt, leads a class July 20 in Osteoporosis Bone Builders, a program RSVP now offers at 26 locations around Oswego County, including this new site, First United Method Church, 7111 Route 104 West.

Wallace “Wally” Reardon, a May graduate of SUNY Oswego, will receive a national award for a tower climber safety project he began in college and has continued this summer with Upstate Medical University’s Occupational Health Clinical Center.

SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations will host a public issues forum July 14 for the greater Oswego community about the Bion Environmental Technologies Inc. proposed integrated beef cattle processing, ethanol and renewable energy project. Reservations to attend the forum are requested by July 9.

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