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Nov. 30, 2022

Tamar Greene, a 2009 SUNY Oswego graduate who plays George Washington in "Hamilton" on Broadway, performed Nov. 28 to a Waterman Theatre audience for a delightful evening of eclectic sounds, rhythms and tones of an opera, reggae, standards, R&B and hip hop musical fusion. The event was presented by Artswego in collaboration with the Ke-nekt’ Chamber Music Series.

Tamar Greene, a 2009 SUNY Oswego graduate who plays George Washington in "Hamilton" on Broadway, performed Nov. 28 to a Waterman Theatre audience for a delightful evening of eclectic sounds, rhythms and tones of opera, reggae, standards, R&B and hip hop musical fusion. The event was presented by Artswego in collaboration with the Ke-nekt’ Chamber Music Series.

Tamar Greene (center), a 2009 SUNY Oswego alumnus who appears on Broadway as George Washington in the mega-hit musical “Hamilton,” provided feedback to student vocalists in a master class on Tuesday, Nov. 29. The singers he gave praise pointers to are, from left. Hunter Caiazzo, Mackenzie Shields, Molly DeMarco and Olivia Cibella.

Tamar Greene (center), a 2009 SUNY Oswego alumnus who appears on Broadway as George Washington in the mega-hit musical “Hamilton,” provided feedback to student vocalists in a master class in Tyler Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 29. The singers he listened to, then offers praise and pointers are, from left, Hunter Caiazzo, Mackenzie Shields, Molly DeMarco and Olivia Cibella.

The 18th annual Dr. Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit held Oct. 26 in Tyler Hall's Waterman Theatre was themed "Reaching for the Summit: Underrepresentation in Sports Media." Five alumni took part in an afternoon panel discussion.

The 18th annual Dr. Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit held Oct. 26 in Tyler Hall's Waterman Theatre was themed "Reaching for the Summit: Underrepresentation in Sports Media." Discussing their experiences are alumni professionals Allif Karim '18 (furthest left) a producer/editor for WJZ-13 in Baltimore who served as moderator, with panelists, from left: Morgan Rumpf ‘17, chief marketing officer for C-Suite Executive Solutions; Ade Ellis '04, an Emmy Award-winning associate director and associate producer for CBS Sports; Donna Goldsmith '82, a marketing and operational consultant with ample sports and entertainment marketing experience; and Yaw Ofori-Atta '05, a producer for CBS Sports and freelance content contributor. 

Mary Toale (standing seventh from left), SUNY Oswego Officer in Charge; and 2022 Media Summit faculty organizer David Crider (standing 4th from left), a communication studies faculty member, gather with alumni panelists, career connectors, student hosts and organizers, and faculty members for a group photo before heading into Waterman Theatre for the Oct. 26 panel discussion.

Mary Toale (standing seventh from left), SUNY Oswego Officer in Charge; and 2022 Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit faculty organizer David Crider (standing 4th from left), a communication studies faculty member, gather with talented alumni panelists, career connectors, student organizers and hosts, and faculty members for a group photo before heading into Waterman Theatre for the Oct. 26 panel discussion.

Students attending the Media Summit had the opportunity to talk with alumni professionals during the Career Connectors event held in Tyler Art Gallery after the panel discussion. Pictured talking with a group of current students is Paul Andrew Esden Jr (at right), a 2015 broadcasting and mass communication graduate now co-host of "The Manchild Show with Boy Green" on The Score 1260 in Syracuse.

Students attending the Media Summit had the opportunity to talk with alumni professionals during the Career Connectors event held in Tyler Art Gallery after the panel discussion. Pictured talking with a group of current students is Paul Andrew Esden Jr (at right), a 2015 broadcasting and mass communication graduate now co-host of "The Manchild Show with Boy Green" on The Score 1260 in Syracuse. Other Career Connector alumni included Natalie Brophy '17, now serving as the startups and technology reporter for The Buffalo News; Dylan Labadia '15, now a retirement specialist for Paychex; Morgan Rumpf '17, now chief marketing officer for C-Suite Executive Solutions; and Ade Ellis, '04, an Emmy Award-winning associate director and associate producer for CBS Sports.

The Latino Student Union (LSU) held its 45th annual dinner, themed “Havana Nights,” on Nov. 12 in the Sheldon Hall ballroom. The evening of food and entertainment culminated a series of events for LSU Week that featured collaboration with several other student organizations and performers. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

The Latino Student Union (LSU) held its 45th annual dinner and celebration, themed “Havana Nights,” on Nov. 12 in the Sheldon Hall ballroom. The evening of food and entertainment culminated a series of events for LSU Week that featured collaborations with several other student organizations and performers. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

SUNY Oswego’s Launch It student entrepreneur competition, hosted by the School of Business, provides students with a platform featuring resources, mentorship and financial rewards to develop and launch innovative ideas in business and social sectors.

SUNY Oswego’s Launch It student entrepreneur competition, hosted by the School of Business, provides students with a platform featuring resources, mentorship and financial rewards to develop and launch innovative ideas in business and social sectors. Winning students in this year's event, pictured following the final competition Nov. 4 in the Marano Campus Center auditorium, are from left: Naomi McMullen, a finalist for "Embrace Me," a home for women; Max Gobin and Maurice Williams, winners of the Fan Favorite $250 category for "Sheldon Taco" late night taco service; David Sterling, first place $2,500 and STEM bonus award $500 for "Pet Way" facial recognition for pet doors; Scott Newman and Eli Holicky, third place $1,000 for "Grip Lock" hand sensor technology for guns; Harshit Gupta and Paul Wehr, second place: $1,500 for "Game On" game controllers for the physically challenged; and on screen is Amanda Schreiber, an online business administration major, winner of the School of Business Online Student Bonus Total Award $500 for "Spectrum Awareness" training materials and organization for autism awareness.

Technology education alumni presenter Leif Sorgule (pictured at left) explains the new technologies in "package delivery by drone" through hands-on demonstrations outside Park Hall during the 83rd annual Fall Technology Conference Oct. 28. He also explained how students can use applied math skills to construct containers and parachutes to be deployed safely by drone.

Technology education alumni presenter Leif Sorgule (pictured at left) explains the new technologies in "package delivery by drone" through hands-on demonstrations outside Park Hall during the 83rd annual Fall Technology Conference Oct. 28. He also explained how students can use applied math skills to construct containers and parachutes to be deployed safely by drone. 

Oswego fans celebrate Nov. 4 during the Lakers men's hockey contest with the archrival Plattsburgh Cardinals during White Out weekend. The Lakers skated away with a 5-1 win.

Oswego fans celebrate Nov. 4 during the Lakers men's hockey contest with the archrival Plattsburgh Cardinals during Whiteout Weekend. The Lakers skated away with a 5-1 win.

Ryan Dickinson (foreground #74), a junior defenseman, skates past the net after making the Lakers; fourth goal in 3rd period action accompanied by cheers from freshman forward Matt McQuade (#21, pictured), who scored Oswego's first goal in the game, along with the Oswego audience.

Ryan Dickinson (foreground #74), a junior defenseman, skates past the net after making the Lakers' fourth goal in third-period action, accompanied by cheers from freshman forward Matt McQuade (#21, pictured), who scored Oswego's first goal in the game, along with the packed audience in the Deborah F. Stanley Arena and Convocation Hall. Oswego bested the Plattsburgh Cardinals Nov. 4 with a final score of 5-1, then defeated Potsdam the following evening for a sweep in the annual Whiteout Weekend contests.

Samantha Karlsson, a senior meteorology major, sits at the array of meteorological instrumentation in the Doppler on Wheels (DOW) displayed during SUNY Oswego meteorology open house Nov. 5 outside the Shineman Center.

Samantha Karlsson, a senior meteorology major, sits at the array of meteorological instrumentation in the Doppler on Wheels (DOW) displayed during SUNY Oswego meteorology open house Nov. 5 outside the Shineman Center. The DOW will be used in the Lake-Effect Electrification (LEE) project funded by the National Science Foundation to study the impact of lake-effect lightning on wind turbine farms near Lake Ontario. The project will also provide valuable hands-on opportunities for Karlsson and 21 other SUNY Oswego students. Meteorology professor Scott Steiger and assistant professor Yonggang Wang (not pictured) were on hand at the open house to demonstrate the various equipment.

Meteorology faculty member Yonggang Wang (left), with students Josephine Ragland and Benjamin Lamsma, prepare to launch a weather balloon with instruments from the Shineman Center Observation Deck during the meteorology open house held Nov. 5.

Meteorology faculty member Yonggang Wang (left), with students Josephine Ragland and Benjamin Lamsma, prepare to launch a weather balloon with instruments from the Shineman Center Observation Deck during the meteorology open house held Nov. 5. The event coincides with the Lake-Effect Electrification (LEE) project funded by the National Science Foundation to study the impact of lake-effect lightning on wind turbine farms near Lake Ontario. 

Gary Baker, a 1995 alumnus and associate professor of chemistry at the University of Missouri, met Nov. 11 with chemistry faculty and students and spoke to classes in the Shineman Center.

Gary Baker, a 1995 alumnus and associate professor of chemistry at the University of Missouri, met Nov. 11 with chemistry faculty and students and spoke to classes in the Shineman Center. Pictured after the Organic Chemistry I lecture class in Room 183 of the Shineman Center, Baker (second from left) talks with Arsalan Mirjafari -- the Dr. Richard S. Shineman Endowed Chair and Professor in Chemistry -- and students Anh Do (left) and Thao Nguyen (right).

African-American Males’ Empowerment Network (AAMEN) founder and 2018 SUNY Oswego graduate Dr. Emannuel Agyapong gives the keynote speech at the AAMEN Black Excellence Networking Ball on Nov. 12 in The Space. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

African-American Males’ Empowerment Network (AAMEN) founder and 2018 SUNY Oswego graduate Dr. Emannuel Agyapong gives the keynote speech at the AAMEN Black Excellence Networking Ball on Nov. 12 in The Space. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

Juli-Anne Wood, the student secretary for Fashion At Oswego (FAO), walks the runway during FAO’s Homecoming: On the Runway” fashion show on Nov. 5 in Sheldon Hall ballroom. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

Juli-Anne Wood, the student secretary for Fashion At Oswego (FAO), walks the runway during FAO’s "Homecoming: On the Runway” fashion show on Nov. 5 in Sheldon Hall ballroom. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

Admissions student tour guide Scott Brubaker (left) leads a visiting group outside Sheldon Hall during the campus open house held Nov. 11 on Veterans Day.

Admissions student tour guide Scott Brubaker (left) leads a visiting group outside Sheldon Hall during the campus open house held Nov. 11 on Veterans Day.

Students from Syracuse visited campus on Oct. 27 and enjoyed a lunch hosted by the James A. Triandiflou '88 Institute for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Transformative Practice.

Students from Syracuse visited campus on Oct. 27 and enjoyed a lunch hosted by the James A. Triandiflou '88 Institute for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Transformative Practice. 

The African Student Organization (ASO) and African-American Males’ Empowerment Network (AAMEN) hosted an event called PB&J: Peanut Butter and Jams event on Nov. 17 in the Marano Campus Center food and activities court where they assembled sandwiches for the homeless and those in need. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

The African Student Organization (ASO) and African-American Males’ Empowerment Network (AAMEN) hosted an event called PB&J: Peanut Butter and Jams on Nov. 17 in the Marano Campus Center food and activities court where they assembled sandwiches for the homeless and those in need. (Photo by Kashaun Blackman)

The annual SEFA bake sales held Oct. 24 and Oct. 31 offered opportunities to become known as a SUNY Oswego champion baker while proceeds benefited the United Way of Greater Oswego County.

The annual SEFA (State Employees Federated Appeal) bake sales on Oct. 24 and Oct. 31 offered opportunities to become known as a SUNY Oswego champion baker while proceeds benefited the United Way of Greater Oswego County.

This year's Bake-Off winers include, pictured from left:

  • Jenny Grass, Culkin Hall (most votes); 
  • Susan Drobar, Marano Campus Center (most votes); 
  • Judy Wyman-Collette, Tyler Hall (most votes)
  • Julia Koeppe, Shineman Center (most votes)
  • Nicole Wise, Shineman Center (judges' choice)

Paul Tomascak (judges' choice for Culkin Hall) and Megan Runge (judges' choice for Marano Campus Center are missing from the photo.

The 7th annual Oswego Town Rural Cemetery: Ghost and History Storytelling Tour drew a capacity crowd as Oswego's storytelling class, under the direction of theatre professor Jonel Langenfeld, presented tales of local historical figures. Students such as senior theatre major Claire Bosley, portraying Dr. Mary Walker – a surgeon, abolitionist, reformer and the only woman to win the U.S. Medal of Honor – brought stories of individuals, the community and the country to life during the free event on Oct. 29.

The 7th annual Oswego Town Rural Cemetery: Ghost and History Storytelling Tour drew a capacity crowd as Oswego's storytelling class, under the direction of theatre professor Jonel Langenfeld, presented tales of local historical figures. Students such as senior theatre major Claire Bosley, portraying Dr. Mary Walker –- a surgeon, abolitionist, reformer and the only woman to win the U.S. Medal of Honor –- brought stories of individuals, the community and the country to life during the free event on Oct. 29. (Photo courtesy of Jonel Langenfeld)