SUNY Oswego's in-person commencement ceremonies have been postponed as part of the College's response to COVID-19. But for now, we don't want to miss this moment to make sure our graduates know how incredibly proud we are to welcome them as SUNY Oswego Alumni!
There are many ways to recognize and honor our graduates, visit the 2020 Commencement website to learn more about the December 2020 Commencement ceremony and how the Oswego community can celebrate their accomplishments.
As the connections of the world grow ever tighter, the key to raising the standard for everyone is through education and collaboration. With our educational partners around the globe we look to collaborate, set goals, share ideas and continuously improve by following our mission of bettering our world through teaching and learning. It takes a village -- a global one -- and we're all in this together through research, collaboration, talent and most of all by working with students from every corner of the globe, from any means and all walks of life.
Dr. Shashi Kanbur of SUNY Oswego’s physics department.
Professor Damian Schofield and his students use technology to investigate potential real-world disaster scenarios.
X-raying fossilized bones can reveal information not only about creatures from the past, but possibly our future.
Professors at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore assist in unraveling the mysteries of disease.
SUNY Oswego professor and student interact with native species while charting the ecological future of the region.
SUNY Oswego students get an opportunity to step foot where few have stepped foot before to conduct research.
