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Wellbeing Resources & Programs

The health and wellbeing of our students is extremely important. We are dedicated to helping students make informed, healthy choices. 

The Office of the Dean of Students provides a wide variety of resources for personal wellbeing, sexual health, stress management, alcohol and other drug prevention and many other wellbeing topics.

Three Sexperts tabling inside the waiting room of Dr. Mary Walker Health Center for the Get Yourself Tested event

The Sexperts

SUNY Oswego Sexperts are students who have extensive training on the topic of sexual and reproductive health and share that information with their peers through outreach, presentations, and other on campus events.

Work With Us

Students interested in becoming a Sexpert intern, or volunteer must meet eligibility requirements but don't need prior training or experience in health promotion. Select an option below to apply. 

To request the Sexperts come speak to a group, fill out the request form below. Please allow two weeks for scheduling. It's the responsibility of the person making the request to reserve a meeting space. 

Sexpert Intern

Sexpert Volunteer

Request Form

"I love to stay involved on campus and being an outlet for my peers to come to if they ever have any questions!"

Megan

"I love helping people and I like being able to tell students the resources that we have on campus. Also, it’s just so much fun."

Jaritza

"I’ve always had a passion for helping others and this program seemed like a fun way to do that!"

Laura

Safer Sex Supplies at SUNY Oswego

Junk Mail advertisement featuring the various supplies offered through the condom delivery service. Items include internal and external condoms, dams, finger cots, lube and Plan B. Freebies such as a sexperts pouch and "come prepared" sticker are also listed for first time orders.

Junk Mail!

Super busy? Our free condom delivery service is just for you! We'll deliver your order to your mailbox (on campus only). Off campus students can pick up their order at 501 Culkin. We offer internal and external condoms, lubricant, finger cots, and dams.

Order Today!

A line of 3 vending machines in the 24-hour study room in Penfield. From left to right there is a beverage machine, snack machine and the vending machine on the right by the window is the Oz Health Hub vending machine

Where To Find Condoms On Campus

  • Health Services, in Dr. Mary Walker Building
  • The Office of the Dean of Students in 501 Culkin
  • Vending machines (On-campus): 3 for $0.75
  • Oz Health Hub I Vending Machine in Penfield: Free!
  • Oz Health Hub II Vending Machine in Laker Lounge, basement below Swetman Gym: Plan B and Menstrual cups for $10 debit/credit only. All other items are free.
  • Marano Campus Center: Be on the lookout for our pop-up events!

For special requests involving large orders, please email Shelly Sloan at least a week in advance.

Spread of condoms on a table

Residence Life Staff

If you are an RSS staff member who would like to request information, supplies, or condoms for your on campus program, please fill out the request form below or email details to Shelly Sloan at least two weeks in advance of the program date.

Res Life staff request form

Health and Wellbeing Resources

Sexual and Reproductive Health
  • Sexperts: Sexperts are students who have extensive training on the topic of sexual and reproductive health and share that knowledge with their peers through programs and outreach. They have a stock of supplies at every program. To become a Sexpert, please look for the experience on Handshake or email [email protected].
  • OCO Reproductive Health is on campus in Walker Health Center on Thursdays from 8:30am-4:30pm when classes are in session. This is a confidential, inclusive service. Services provided include: consultations or questions about sexual health needs, reproductive problems or concerns, contraception, STD treatment. Call/text 315-402-8689 for an appointment.
  • Condom/prophylactic availability:

    • Health Hubs: these vending machines are equipped with a variety of items that students may need.  Examples of items in these machines include internal and external condoms, dams, lubricant, finger cots, pregnancy tests, drug deactivation bags, fentanyl testing strips, and maxi pads.

      • There are two Health Hubs on campus-one is in the 24 hour room of Penfield Library (all items are free).  There is a second Health Hub in the Laker Lounge in Marano Campus Center.  This machine has similar items as the machine in the Penfield Library.  This machine also includes reusable menstrual cups and emergency contraception for $10 each (credit card sales only).

    • Health Services: Students can receive regular, internal, flavored, and magnum condoms from Health Services waiting rooms, bathrooms, and exam rooms. These are offered free of charge.
    • Vending Machines: Trojan-Enz condoms (3 in an envelope for .75). They are labeled with the contents and expiration date.
    • Junk Mail: Students can place an order online for products. Simply fill out our Junk Mail order form. On-campus students can have items delivered to their residence hall room via inter campus mail. Off-campus students can arrange to pick up items from our office.
    • SHOP: We carry a fully supply of products, including all products that are on the Junk Mail order form. See SHOP webpage for hours of operation.
    • Residence Halls: Residence hall directors and staff can request products to have on hand for students. Type and quantity may differ per residence hall. See your RA for information.
    • Large Quantities: To request large quantities of condoms or other products, students should send an email to [email protected]. Please provide the products you'd like and the date these are needed.
Mental Health
Equity and Inclusion
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  • Safe Zone: Understand the difference between sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity as well as ways to be more inclusive. For more information, please contact [email protected].
  • Recovery Ally Training: Explore addiction 101, addressing stigma associated with addiction, and how to be an effective ally for those in substance abuse recovery. For more information, please contact [email protected].
  • James A. Triandiflou Institute for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Transformative Practice
  • Transgender Care
  • Trans Student Resources and Services

  • SUNY Oswego offers Gender Inclusive Housing through All-In Living Learning Community (LLC) in Waterbury Hall and through a general Gender-Inclusive Housing option available in The Village townhouses. Both options offer a safe, supportive environment where students can choose roommates of any gender, fostering a sense of belonging for LGBTQIA+ students and their allies. Students can indicate their interest in these options when completing their housing application on the MyHousing portal.

  • There are all gender restrooms across campus. All Gender Restrooms will direct you to an interactive campus map listing the building and location of each restroom.

 

Alcohol and Other Drug Education
  • Recovery Ally Training: Recovery Ally Training is intended for both students and staff who want to be an ally for those in recovery from substance abuse. Recovery Ally training educates participants on Addiction 101, addressing stigma associated with addiction, how to be an effective ally and resources for recovery. For more information, please contact [email protected].
  • Naloxone Training: Learn how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and administer the opioid overdose reversal drug Naloxone. For more information, please contact [email protected].
  • AOD Education
  • Counseling Services Center
  • Farnham Family Services
Physical Health
  • Sleep Health - getting enough sleep is not a luxury, it's something people need for good health
  • Campus Recreation - including Intramural Sports, Fitness Centers, Club Sports, Aquatics, Iceskating and more.
Sexual and Interpersonal Violence
Oz Concern Navigator

Office Of The Dean of Students

501 Culkin Hall
Oswego, NY 13126
315-312-5483, Fax: 315-312-2503
[email protected]

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M-F, 8am-4:30pm 
Summer Hours: M-F, 8am-4pm