faculty

Geology

Geology investigates the origin, history, composition and structure of the Earth, enabling professional geologists to survey earthquakes and volcanoes; find oil, gas and mineral resources; develop land-use plans; monitor rivers, lakes and coastlines; and much more.

and its related sciences with four laboratories, a seismograph and field experiences. A newer track on environmental Earth sciences supports those pursuing futures in the environmental science area.

The Atmospheric and Geological Sciences Department at SUNY Oswego offers students a wide range of unique and practical experiences that result in our graduates successfully finding diverse employment and acceptance to graduate schools after graduation.

New meteorology students

If you're an incoming freshman or transfer student read these guidelines to help you meet the program's requirements.

What every new student should know

This is forecast output for various locations from the MM5 run at SUNY Oswego. When you click on the station, the earliest date and time is shown. Change date and time in the location box to those needed.

Brookfield
Buffalo

The Geologic Society of America is an annual conference which holds regional meetings where our students present their senior thesis and research. The abstracts related to the individuals research from GSA are linked below.

2012

Our students and faculty have recently been involved with these research projects​:

The meteorology program at SUNY Oswego is involved in several research projects, with many of our faculty and undergraduate students involved.