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As president of the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs, 1966 SUNY Oswego graduate John Sroka understands firsthand how important volunteer firefighters are to the safety of New York state. Of the state’s 1,665 registered fire departments, more than 90 percent rely solely on volunteers, so he turned to his alma mater to address falling numbers of recruits.

SUNY Oswego will welcome 180 high school students from New York City, Long Island, the North Country and points across the state to campus July 6 to 8 for Camp College, an important step toward college access -- and college success.

SUNY grant supports student-produced documentaries that explore topics of diversity through the lens of the arts - visual and performing.

The 2018 SUNY Oswego President’s Award for Teaching Excellence will recognize Fehmi Damkaci of the chemistry department, while the Provost's Award for Teaching Excellence for Part-Time Faculty will honor Charles Itzin of English and creative writing. They will receive their awards at the college’s annual Teaching and Learning Awards Ceremony luncheon in the fall.