Campus and Community Resources

Our health and counseling centers are co-located and offer a variety of resources from sexual health and wellness to gender-affirming care, support groups and trained and licensed counselors.

• Sexual Health/Wellness Services & Resources
• Transgender Care
• Counseling Center Support Groups
• The National Institute of Health's Information on HIV Prevention and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
• Junk Mail is an online delivery request service for sexual protection that can be delivered to your on-campus mailbox or picked up at 507C Culkin Hall if off-campus
• Below are places to find condoms on-campus:
  • Health Services (Mary Walker Building)
  • Health Promotion Office (507C Culkin Hall)
  • Vending machines: 3 for $0.75
  • Sexual Health Vending Machine (Penfield Library) *FREE*
  • Marano Campus Center: Be on the lookout for pop-up events!
    • For special events involving large orders, please email Shelly Sloan at least a week in advance

It is important that all members of our campus community have a sense of safety and belonging. This priority is reflected in our policies and the support we have in place for students, faculty and staff.

• Policies
  • Title IX (Sex-Based Harassment and Grievance Procedure)
  • Non-Discrimination Policy
• Reporting
  • Bias Prevention & Response
  • Title IX Coordinator: Lisa Evaneski
  • University Police Department

• All-gender restrooms provide equal access to public facilities regardless of gender identity or expression. These restrooms will allow LGBTQIA+ students, employees, and visitors, those with disabilities who may require assistance from someone from a different gender, and families with small children to freely use these facilities. These spaces provide additional privacy and access to all without facing discrimination or alienation.
• Gender-Inclusive Housing: The Department of Residence Life and Housing seeks to provide a living environment welcoming to all gender identities; one not limited by the traditional understanding of gender as only male and female. Gender-inclusive housing provides a supportive environment where all residents can feel safe in their housing assignments with respect to their gender identity and gender expression. The gender-inclusive housing option is open to all members of the campus community.
• All-In Living Learning Community: At SUNY Oswego, we acknowledge the need to provide a supportive and inclusive space for LGBTQIA+ students and their allies to call home. Our All-In Living Learning Community is a space where students are able to explore and express their whole selves, including gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation, in a supportive and affirming environment.

Students are able to request gender-inclusive housing or a room in the All-In Living Learning Community as a part of their housing application.