Student Affairs

SUNY Oswego's fall Student Involvement Fair offers opportunities for new and returning Lakers to learn more about, and potentially join, some of the hundreds of student organizations. Video production intern Sansparsh Tripathy offers this quick video overview and review.

SUNY Oswego's fall Student Involvement Fair offers opportunities for new and returning Lakers to learn more about, and potentially join, some of the hundreds of student organizations. Video production intern Jonah Hawthorne interviewed President Peter O. Nwosu and a variety of students to capture the excitement.

Students on the Oswego women’s soccer team traveled and bonded on a trip to Europe over the summer that provided winning lessons beyond the playing field.

Throwing it back to last week, as the newest members of the Oswego family moved on campus then got to connect and have fun during Laker Launch just before the start of our fall 2025 semester.

Pattie Miller, the office manager in Counseling Services, recently earned the 2025 SUNY Mental Health Champion Award from the SUNY Council of Senior Student Affairs Officers.

Grace Maxon-Clarke of the Dean of Students Office and Jacqueline (Jackie) Wallace of Career Services recently earned the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Professional Service for their long-running dedication to supporting SUNY Oswego students.

In her first year with SUNY Oswego, April Lopez –- the university’s assistant dean of students and basic needs case manager -- has made a large impact that earned the SUNY Council of Senior Student Affairs Officers (CSSAO) Dr. Bob Bonfiglio New Professional Award for 2025.

Be First is a Living Learning Community (LLC) for first-year first-generation students in Cayuga Hall to build community and foster support.

This year’s OzFest concert on May 9 will feature multi-platinum artist Polo G and R&B sensation Mariah the Scientist. Students from Oswego's own Digital Music Association will open the show.

SUNY Oswego is once again included in “The Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs,” one of only 22 institutions to receive this designation.