School of Education

SUNY Oswego will receive $1 million from the Micron Community Investment Fund over five years to launch a transformative regional initiative to strengthen STEM education and career pathways across Central New York.

The German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, or DAAD) awarded a generous grant to SUNY Oswego student Ruthie Taber for summer study in Germany.

SUNY Oswego student Carolyn Adams recently earned a 2026 national scholarship from Pi Delta Phi, the national French honor society, supporting an outstanding summer abroad opportunity in France.

A $150,000 grant from National Grid to SUNY Oswego will support rising student researchers and expand the university’s popular KidsTech program that provides hands-on learning opportunities.

SUNY Oswego was among nine schools in an expansion of the SUNY Arthur O. Eve Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Scholars Program to support students in teaching degree and nursing programs focused on shortage areas, State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. announced earlier this month.

In November, five SUNY Oswego technology management and technology education students traveled to Las Vegas to attend the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show, an automotive trade event that features more than 2,600 exhibitors and thousands of industry professionals from around the world.

SUNY Oswego's College of Education, Health and Human Services is proud to announce that Benjamin Ogwo has been appointed as principal evaluator for the evaluation of UNICEF's Global Work on Acquisition of Transferable Skills among Adolescents and Young People.

The Oswego Technology Student Association (OTSA) delivered a phenomenal performance at this year’s ​Technology and ​Engineering ​Education​ Collegiate ​Association (TEECA) East Conference, earning top awards across multiple events.

Now in its 86th year, SUNY Oswego’s Technology Fall Conference continues to cover timely topics, from advanced manufacturing with the coming of Micron Technology to the impact of artificial intelligence to introducing evolving technologies in the classroom, plus much more.

SUNY Oswego graduate student Elise Briedis is among the fourth class of State University of New York/Office of Mental Health (SUNY/OMH) Scholarship Program recipients, recognizing commitment to the field and an ability to overcome obstacles.