Spotlight

Juan Peridiguero

April 3, 2017

Juan Perdiguero, professor of art and coordinator of drawing in the studio art program, frequently travels between the United States and his native Spain, bringing multicultural influences, his classical training, and his unique and contemporary media and techniques to his students at SUNY Oswego.

Darlene Tynan

March 20, 2017

Darlene Tynan, program assistant in the MBA Programs Office, loves traveling the world from her desk, interacting with students and faculty from around the globe.

Emilio Del Valle

March 3, 2017

Junior adolescence education and English dual major Emilio Del Valle is a member of the School of Education's Teacher Opportunity Corps program who aims for a career teaching in an urban setting.

Chantel Diamond

February 24, 2017

In this issue’s Spotlight, meet senior sociology major and psychology minor Chantel Diamond, who uses life’s adversities to push herself toward early graduation and on to graduate school.

Elizabeth Wilcox

February 17, 2017

Meet Elizabeth Wilcox, an assistant professor of mathematics who ranks teaching first, finds research both demanding and fun, and prepares to host a large regional math symposium.

Allison Rank

February 10, 2017

In this issue’s Spotlight, meet Allison Rank, an assistant professor in the political science department, who has experienced and now passes on skills and lessons for youth in American politics.

Malcolm Huggins

February 8, 2017

Malcolm Huggins, assistant director of athletics for facilities, marketing and game management, aims for the success of Lakers in life as in sports and school.

Leea Sinay

February 8, 2017

Nontraditional student Leea Sinay works full time, coaches lacrosse, takes 12 credit-hours a semester—and says finishing her college degree in business administration at SUNY Oswego in Syracuse is tailor-made for her.

Tim Ganey

February 8, 2017

In this issue’s Spotlight, meet Tim Ganey, SUNY Oswego’s fire marshal and code compliance manager in the Office of Environmental Health and Safety. He has held public office and was in law enforcement for a time, but his primary focus—day and night—is the safety of students, employees and his fellow citizens.

Peterly Jean Baptiste

February 8, 2017

In this issue’s Spotlight, meet Peterly Jean Baptiste, a freshman dual major in language and international trade and French. Already working with the Sustainability Office under a grant with the American Farmland Trust and co-president of a campus environmental club, Jean Baptiste aims to return someday to his Haitian homeland to see what he can accomplish.