Marketing and Management Department

When the U.S. women’s ice hockey team clinched Olympic gold in Milan in dramatic overtime fashion, 1991 SUNY Oswego graduate Katie Kranze Million wasn’t on the ice — but she was sprinting toward it.

Student internship opportunities often provide benefits to the intern, the organization and the wider community. That was the experience of business administration major Gracey Trabold for her internship with the North Central Small Business Development Center (SBDC).

A group of undergraduate students from the SUNY Oswego Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) student organization recently explored the question of why Wegmans Food Markets is often considered one of the most admired employers in the nation.

What if your college minor came with a dual professional certification recognized around the world? That’s the idea behind SUNY Oswego’s new digital marketing minor, designed to prepare students for one of the fastest-growing career fields and help them stand out before they even graduate.

Establishing forward-thinking coursework and research led to SUNY Oswego’s Mohammad Tajvarpour being named one of 20 members in the inaugural class of SUNY’s AI for the Public Good Fellows.

Don’t get intimidated by Ivy League or private school graduates, because SUNY Oswego graduates have high chances of getting great jobs. That’s the message that businesswoman Constance Schwartz-Morini, SUNY Oswego Class of 1990, plans to deliver to graduates during her Commencement speech on Saturday, she said in a recent interview.

For SUNY Oswego business administration major Price Flores, success in business idea competitions, including advancing to the New York State Business Plan Competition, relates to having a different mindset about competing.

According to research, every day about 1 in 5 Americans will experience some kind of microaggression or act of discrimination, especially against marginalized groups. Kayla Hoyt, a senior human resource management major, is researching ways to mitigate and prevent microaggressions as part of her Quest research and senior honors thesis.

Two SUNY Oswego students, Luiz Perez-Rivera and Elizabeth Mule, were selected to serve in the new SUNY Disability Ambassador program, an initiative aimed at promoting accessibility and inclusivity across SUNY campuses.

School of Business professor Dr. Barry A. Friedman continued his international teaching activities -- including a connection that could result in SUNY Oswego students traveling to Germany next summer.