One of SUNY Oswego’s institutional priorities is to build a more inclusive community. The Triandiflou Institute is committed to this engagement through our Oz Inclusivity Playbook.
Purpose:
The Oz Inclusivity Playbook maps engagement and observations of different social identities and provides offerings to connect educational opportunities to students, faculty, and staff about events happening across the campus and in the Syracuse areas (sometimes including the Rochester and NYC areas). The initiative engages in three key ways:
- Calendar of observances: Using the Gregorian calendar (January - December), we have identified different observances related to religious and cultural traditions. Some observance dates are subject to change each year.
- Educational resources: We provide information as to the significance of the observance and some historical context. Additionally, we will share on-campus and community-related opportunities for engagement.
- Intentional, collaborative partnerships: This work is done with our community in mind. Our students, faculty, staff, and administrators may identify with one or more of these observances or are allies in this work. We will highlight their identities and their work to connect our community to more opportunities and to expand their knowledge.
