Scholarship, teaching and passion led to two recent awards for SUNY Oswego School of Education faculty member Maria Murray -- dedicated to evidence-based practices in the teaching of reading -- and to explosive growth for an organization she founded.
SUNY Oswego psychology professor Matthew Dykas and a team of certified parenting educators have gained critical momentum in a five-year effort to address one of society's great challenges -- reducing abuse and neglect of children by providing mothers and fathers with vital parenting insights and skills.
Autumn at SUNY Oswego's Rice Creek Field Station will bring nature education programming in the form of Rice Creek Rambles, Story Hours for children and plenty of opportunities to tour the updated headquarters.
In concert with the New York State Society of CPAs, every summer SUNY Oswego hosts the Career Opportunities in the Accounting Profession for minority high school students around the region. The residential four-day program showcases opportunities and builds skills for the world of business.
SUNY Oswego designed a master’s in business administration program exclusively for SRC Inc. employees who, after three years of study, earned their Oswego MBA degrees.
Pam Caraccioli, deputy to the SUNY Oswego president for external partnerships and economic development, this spring earned two honors: a regional award for accomplished and community-minded women and a statewide board membership.
SUNY Oswego's three-day Leave Green garage sale, May 18 to 20, offers bargains to members of the community while also reducing the amount of items students have to leave and supporting a local cause.
On Saturday, May 6, a group of 15 people -- SUNY Oswego students and members from the Oswego community -- calling itself Punks Against Pollution hit Oswego's streets and parks to clean up litter after the last day of college classes.
