Michael-Daniel Vodzogbe's story at SUNY Oswego is a compelling illustration of the university's commitment to preparing students for the multifaceted challenges of today's global landscape. From the undergraduate days majoring in wellness management, graduating in 2023, to his current pursuits in the online master's program in health promotion and behavioral wellness, Vodzogbe embodies the theme of being ready for what’s next.
An accomplished and driven individual, Adam Reiter showcases the transformative impact of a SUNY Oswego education. Hailing from nearby Liverpool, Reiter has embraced every opportunity to immerse himself in both academic and extracurricular activities, preparing him for his next big step–pursuing a Ph.D. in economics at Fordham University.
An Oswego native, Melinda Brancato ’25 is a standout example of how SUNY Oswego propels students beyond traditional learning environments into dynamic, real-world experiences.
Paul Lomanto of the Class of 2024 exemplifies how combining hands-on experience with academic study can equip students for their future careers.
Junior zoology major Brooke Goodman is working on a project tracking the songs of birds and how they are impacted by human noise pollution. It's one of many wonderful opportunities she enjoys through the biological sciences program, helpful faculty and the unique resources in Rice Creek Field Station.
Freshman business administration major Simone Bednarik, a women's hockey player from Illinois in the college's Honors Program, recently had an unparalleled experience playing for the Slovakia national team in Europe for a chance to play in the Winter Olympics.
Spencer Johnson, who is completing his MBA in public accounting, has served the college in such roles as coordinating the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance project and as a key contributor in the Sustainability Office.
Ursula Wilkinson, Campus Technology Services' information security analyst, leads the charge to keep data and individuals safe from online attacks, and offers tips tying in with National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Dorcas Afolayan, a dual major in anthropology and global studies from Richmond, Virginia, talks about what interested her in how humans work, her studies abroad, interaction with faculty and more.
Takeena Strachan, president of Student Association and a senior political science major from Middletown, talks about why she chose Oswego, her major and getting involved; her goals for SA this year; and the supportive atmosphere of the college.
