Awards + honors

Hands-on opportunities and academic strengths contributed to SUNY Oswego being ranked fourth in College Magazine's "Top 10 Colleges for Broadcast Journalism."

SUNY Oswego alumnus Jesse Corfield plans to continue his dedication to education and international service through teaching English in Brazil via the prestigious U.S. Fulbright Student Program.

SUNY Oswego Office of Career Services staff earned three of five statewide awards, as well as a special commendation, at the recent SUNY Career Development Conference.

The 2017 SUNY Oswego President's Award for Teaching Excellence will honor chemistry faculty member Dr. Casey Raymond, who garnered praise in more than a dozen letters of support from colleagues and alumni for his 14 years of challenging, supporting and inspiring his students.

Biochemistry major Tatiana Gregory was 1 of 4 Oswego students earning 2017 Chancellor's Awards for Student Excellence, the highest such honor in the SUNY system.

Zoology major Lauren Saroli was 1 of 4 Oswego students earning 2017 Chancellor's Awards for Student Excellence, the highest such honor in the SUNY system.

Physics major Nicholas Noviaski was 1 of 4 Oswego students earning 2017 Chancellor's Awards for Student Excellence, the highest such honor in the SUNY system.

Finance major Abigail Boyce was 1 of 4 Oswego students earning 2017 Chancellor's Awards for Student Excellence, the highest such honor in the SUNY system.

The statewide university system recently honored SUNY Oswego's Christy Huynh, associate director of career services, and Dr. Richard Kolenda, assistant vice president for residence life and housing, with the 2017 Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service.

In an era when many schools of business struggle to attract women students, SUNY Oswego's MBA program placed No. 5 nationally on a U.S. News Short List for enrolling the highest percentage of women -- nearly 53 percent during fall 2016.