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At Oswego, we know that providing accessibility to education is extremely important. Accessibility Resources is dedicated to working with the faculty and staff on campus to meet the needs of students with disabilities. The office provides support services, adaptive technologies, and other assistance required to help all students succeed. We work with all students, whether you attend classes at the SUNY Oswego campus, Syracuse Campus or online, regardless if it's a temporary or permanent disability.

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The Accounting Society is an academic organization of the State University of New York at Oswego. The purpose of the organization is to help students through college and in their careers. The organization has no restrictions to join and is open to all students and majors. The Accounting Society seeks to bring students together as friends and classmates to improve their time spent at SUNY Oswego. The club brings in professionals from the field to speak about various topics including the CPA exam, the big four accounting firms, and more.

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We the students at SUNY Oswego on the African American Male Empowering Network
(AAMEN) organization were founded to be a support group whose purpose is to allow African
American Males to acknowledge and accept their shared experiences and realities. In addition to
that we allow ourselves and our members the opportunity to meet and achieve academic and
personal goals. The African American Male Empowering Network will encourage the
enhancement of group cohesion, self-esteem, emphasize strengths, and serve as an extension of
the family of origin

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A. To promote social and educational programs that will benefit the university at large.
B. To provide a deeper level of understanding of African Culture.
C. To encourage social interactions with organizations/clubs that exist at the State University
of New York, College at Oswego.
D. To provide students with the means through which the concerns and ideas can be
communicated.
E. To fulfill the need for acceptance and belonging among African descendants.
F. To offer assistance for new African students in settling down at the university and the
community.
G. To exchange knowledge about contemporary issues affecting Africans and Africans in the
Diaspora through discussion, lectures, cultural celebrations, community service projects,
articles and participating in conferences.

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Please Join Us for The 2025 ALANA Conference: Becoming The Best You
Saturday, September 20th - Saturday, September 27th, 2025

Saturday, September 20th
International Day of PEACE Walk: 11am- Oswego Courthouse to Marano Campus Center Cafe
Peace Activities: 12pm MCC Cafe: Letters to the Next Generation: students write letters envisioning the peaceful world they hope to pass on to future Oswego students, while highlighting their commitment/actions toward being peacemakers. Rock Painting (outside): Peace themed.
Food and drinks will be available.

Monday, September 22nd
Evaluating Yourself: Areas of Strength and Areas for Improvement featuring Keynote Speaker: Dr. Joshua Fredenburg
Sheldon Ballroom 5pm
Students who attend this event will begin the process of self-evaluating the habits, characteristics and behaviors that either support or hinder their development as leaders. This personalized experience enables students to take ownership of their growth and plan to accomplish goals set for the academic year.

Tuesday, September 23rd
The Tea about College Life (panel discussion)
MCC 132 (Auditorium) 6pm
This event highlights how personal commitment to growth is key to academic success, leadership, and campus involvement by actively seeking spaces and opportunities that help you make the most of your college journey.

Wednesday, September 24th
Talent Show: The Best Me Looks Like This
Waterman Theatre
Leadership-themed talent show that invites students to showcase their talent, whether it be poetry, singing, acting, instrumental, etc.

Thursday, September 25th
Leadership Workshops
MCC 114, 132, 133, 201, 205 (Round Robin Style) 4:30-7pm
1. Time Management/Responsibility: LSU
2. Team building: ASO and IMAGE
3. Accountability: ASA and Dorren Allen-Carr
4. Emotional Intelligence: BSU, ABPSI and Sarah Dorme
5. Professionalism in Practice: Character, behavior and networking: CSA and Career Services
6. The benefits of Advocating for Yourself: ISA and Yadi Burgos
7. Effective Communication: ISA's Jamal and Gary Morris

Friday, September 26th
Empowered To Lead: Serving with Purpose
On Campus- Serving the Campus Community
Through collaboration with Sustainability, students will be encouraged to put their leadership in action through campus engagement with Shining Water, Open Garden or a third option.

Saturday, September 27th
Rise and Lead Conference Dinner featuring Keynote Speaker: Dr. Dar Mayweather
Sheldon Ballroom 6pm
Concluding event for the conference, where attendees will be served multicultural cuisines. This event recaps on the week and encourages students to continue their pursuit of campus opportunities for leadership and Personal development. Dr. Mayweather will also speak to students about consistency, commitment to development and establishing the characteristics of an effective leader.

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The ALANA Multicultural Leadership conference was created to showcase multicultural organizations impact on campus, while providing programs for student leader development, appreciation of diversity, and the importance of being an engaged student on campus, in preparation for your career, upon graduation and becoming an alumni.

Students who participate in the ALANA (African Latino Asian Native American) Multicultural Leadership Conference have an opportunity to develop skills that will help them as leaders and managers within their student organizations today, while preparing them for success on their career paths. By engaging in the ALANA Multicultural Leadership Conference students acquire a stronger knowledge and deeper understanding of many cultures. This experience allows students to recognize the importance of inclusion through learning about the rich diversity of our campus community and multicultural organizations. Student leaders, alumni, faculty, staff members, volunteers, along with professional speakers and performers come together to facilitate these events making it one of the most unique conferences at SUNY Oswego.

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The aim of this sorority is to promote intellectual, moral, and social improvement and to develop the individual in an atmosphere of sisterhood and love.

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Lifelong sisterhood with connections around the country. Meet new people and make strong and close friendships.

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The Mission of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority is to inspire and support exemplary women dedicated to friendship and a
lifelong commitment to Alpha Epsilon Phi while building on the vision of our Jewish founders.

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Alpha Epsilon Phi was founded at Banard college by seven Jewish women who were excluded from other organizations for being Jewish. The ideals and values these seven women held will live on through the name of Alpha Epsilon Phi. When looking for potential new members we look for these values within these women, we also look for people who respect Jewish heritage and the values that Jewish people hold. In order to be a member of Aephi it is important to understand the hardship that the Jewish people had to undergo, this is a very important part of Alpha Epsilon Phi.

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Alpha Phi Omega (APO) is a national co-ed fraternity founded in its three core principles of leadership, friendship, and service. With these ideals we hope to teach you to become an architect of your own ambitions and the opportunity to develop yourself to be whatever you seek to be.

Our colors are royal blue and glory gold, which represents pure intent and thought and high value, respect, royalty, and a sign of love respectively.

APO is a highly respected and wonderful organization that helps foster leadership and friendship through multiple service programs and various opportunities.

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To promote an artistic culture surrounding dramatic activities at SUNY Oswego. By means of membership in the Mu Iota Cast of Alpha Psi Omega we desire to recognize students for their worthy effort and appreciation in and of the dramatic arts, and provide opportunities to enhance the knowledge of dramatic art.

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The aim of this sorority shall be to establish a sisterhood that shall have for its four-fold purpose the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual development of its members.

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Sisters of Alpha Sigma Chi will be welcomed into a diverse community, discovering good experiences in friendship, sisterhood, and lifelong relationships. Sisters will have opportunities for leadership and résumé building, as well as incorporating their majors and class into their roles within our organization, and vice versa. They will have chances to attend events and fulfill community service, as well as make connections with organizations related to sororities and fraternities, leading into networking possibilities and future career benefit.

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a. To develop sound thinking in marketing theory and more exact knowledge and definition of marketing principles;
b. To improve marketing personnel;
c. To develop public understanding and appreciation of marketing;
d. To foster scientific study and research in the field of marketing;
e. To improve the methods and techniques of marketing research;
f. To study and discuss legislation and judicial decisions regarding marketing;
g. To record progress in marketing through the publication of outstanding papers;
h. To encourage and uphold sound, honest practices, and to keep marketing operations on a high ethical plane;
i. To promote friendly relations between students, faculty, and business people.

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Getting the community and SUNY Oswego engaged in art.

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ARTSwego serves as a catalyst for high-quality arts programs that enhance the cultural environment of the college and augment academic offerings. It seeks to introduce students to art forms and performances different from those offered by the mass market

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The Asian Student Association exists to involve students in Asian culture, as well as to provide an Asian/Asian-American community to SUNY Oswego. We offer students opportunities to learn about different aspects of Asian cultures in interactive programs hosted biweekly. Examples of these educational experiences include Asian regional ethnic studies and DIY cooking and art. We also provide resume-building opportunities such as an Executive board committee implemented in our organization. We occasionally host special events on campus to encourage the SUNY Oswego community to become involved with Asian cultures, such as annual holiday celebrations or festivals. We also will implement a dance subgroup within the association to have a creative output to the Asian Student Association. These activities within the Asian Student Association give the students an interactive break from their regular school routine but also encourages continued learning along the way. The organization's community will provide
the chance for students to learn from each other and build relationships and networks. The Asian Student Association will also collaborate with other ALANA organizations to further strengthen cultural relationships throughout the campus community.

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The SUNY Oswego Student Circle Chapter is organized to operate educational purposes,
including but not limited to:

● Promoting and advancing the profession of African Psychology
● Influencing and affecting social change
● Developing programs whereby psychologists of African descent (hereafter known
as Black Psychologists) can assist in solving problems of Black communities and
other ethnic groups.

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Auxiliary Services is SUNY Oswego’s not-for-profit partner, focused on enhancing your college experience. From dining and course materials to health insurance and vending, we’re here to support you.
As the campus’s largest student employer, we give back through scholarships, upgraded spaces, and student-led programs that bring campus to life.
We’re part of your community—helping you grow, connect, and thrive.

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The purpose of the Badminton Club is to stimulate students' interest in this particular sport, to improve students' badminton skills and to accomplish a well-diversified cultural communications.

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The purpose of Beta Alpha Psi is to engage with members, industry and educational institutions associated with the Beta Alpha Psi Professions to: Academic Excellence Motivate, recognize and celebrate academic excellence Professional Development Facilitate workplace readiness, employment, credentialing, mentoring, networking and lifelong learning Responsible Practices Foster a commitment to ethics, service, belonging, and environmental, social, governance-responsible practices Advocacy Advocate for the benefits of education, practice, credentialing and partnering associated with the Beta Alpha Psi Professions Shaping Support the shaping of the relevant and successful evolution of education, practice and credentialing associated with the Beta Alpha Psi Professions

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Bike Share is an organization that loans bicycles and provides bike maintenance services to the SUNY Oswego campus.

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