News Release Archives: August 2006

MASS Ensemble promises to transform Waterman Theatre into a soaring, living musical instrument during its performance of “Critical MASS” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16.

SUNY Oswego received the largest gift, exclusive of bequests, in its 145-year history, when Marcia Belmar Willock of the class of 1950 this month pledged $1 million to Inspiring Horizons: The Campaign for Oswego.

Tablet personal computers present a new frontier in the field of teaching and learning technology, and Lin Qiu of SUNY Oswego’s computer science faculty is one of the pioneers. More...

The acclaimed MASS Ensemble will offer performances, interactive workshops and lessons on art and technology during a residency through SUNY Oswego’s Artswego program.

Seven professors from SUNY Oswego’s School of Education traveled to the West African nation of Benin this summer to deliver training to school inspectors and meet with educational leaders.

Helen J. Knowles knew she was receiving a prestigious award in June. She didn’t know, until she showed up for the ceremony, that the chief justice of the Supreme Court would hand her the award in the historic court chamber.

The Oswego Festival Chorus seeks singers to join them in the preparation and performance of Carl Orff’s dramatic oratorio “Carmina Burana” this fall at SUNY Oswego.

The American Management Association and the SUNY Oswego Institute for Professional and Organizational Development have partnered to offer a series of noncredit classes at the institute in Phoenix as part of the AMA university certificate program. Classes will begin Sept. 25.

When the 17th annual Oswego State Fall Classic tees off Sept. 8 at the Oswego Country Club, it will mean more than just fun for participants in the event. The Fall Classic brings together college and community partners to support scholarships for Oswego State students.

Thousands of Oswego students are getting to know the lakeside campus and their classmates through Opening Weekend activities running through Sunday.

The Charles H. Jerred Planetarium at SUNY Oswego will explore what to look for in the autumn sky during free shows for the public each Sunday in September. 

Nature hikes, a program on monarch butterflies, a bird-watching excursion and a session on ecology education are among the autumn activities at SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station.

“Vodou and Carnaval: Haitian Images by Phyllis Galembo” currently showcases the customs and culture of the Caribbean country in a colorful exhibition in Tyler Art Gallery.

Interactive instruments and the intersection of arts and technology are on display with “E=MC2 Closesound: A Musical Exploration by MASS Ensemble” now open at SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery.

Oliver Stone’s new movie “World Trade Center” tells the story of a Port Authority policeman who is not only a real-life hero, he’s a graduate of SUNY Oswego.

SUNY Oswego will launch a year of cultural programs that bring together the arts and technology in innovative ways through its Artswego program.