The Lewis B. O’Donnell Media Summit, now in its 20th year of bringing together SUNY Oswego alumni and other industry leaders in the fall, will explore “Technology Evolution and the Future of Television Production and Distribution” on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Within the next week, undergraduate students will receive a survey from SUNY Oswego’s Writing Across the Curriculum Steering Committee about the student perspective on artificial intelligence as a writing tool.
Organizers hope this survey will give the campus community a better understanding of how students perceive artificial intelligence tools, as well as both whether and how they use them when they write. Each student’s feedback is valuable and will help inform future institutional policy and pedagogical tools.
On Saturday, Sept. 21, at 2:30 p.m. in the Community Room at the Oswego Public Library, athropology professor Alanna Ossa will give a lecture about the results of the SUNY Oswego Archaeology Field School at the Van Buren Inn and Tavern in Volney during summer of 2024.
SUNY Oswego has a very special event coming up in the university’s first Presidential Inauguration in more than years on Friday, Sept. 27. For the ceremony officially inducting Peter O. Nwosu, the Public Ceremonies Committee needs a talented and dedicated team to help guide guests to and in Marano Campus Center’s Deborah F. Stanley Arena and Convocation Hall.
SUNY Oswego’s Fire Department invites the entire campus community to participate in fire safety events happening on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Hewitt Quad from 12:25 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event will feature a variety of engaging activities and essential safety tips.
Each year the State University of New York recognizes outstanding faculty service, teaching, librarianship, scholarship and creative activity through the conferral of Chancellor's Awards for Excellence and the promotions to the Distinguished Faculty ranks.
SUNY Oswego is authorized to submit up to four nominations for each of the following Chancellor's Awards:
The African, Latino, Asian and Native American (ALANA) Student Leadership Conference, Sept. 16 to 21, provides events that prioritize teaching multicultural student leaders ways to extend their voices across campus for a better Oswego community.
