Student Announce October 24, 2025

Lots 20 and 20a will be closed on Saturday October 25th for football tailgating.  Please move your vehicle from these lots on Friday evening.  The parking lots will reopen after the game.

Are you interested in traveling abroad to Japan?  Here is a great opportunity that I will be offering in the Spring of 2026 (travel in May):

Wellness in Japan (HSC390/HSC590/GLS100) 3 credits

Discover the transformative power of Japan’s rich wellness traditions in this immersive course while earning 3 CREDITS during the Spring 2026! Deeply rooted in wellness, Japan embraces ancient practices that promote health and well-being, such as Onsen (natural hot springs), a nationwide commitment to cleanliness, and a diet focused on healthy, nourishing food. Apply Here! 

(https://oswego.studioabroad.com/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProgramAngular&id=10481)

Dr. Elizabeth Keida, Ed.D., WWS

Associate Professor

Department of Health Promotion and Wellness

SUNY Oswego

223 Wilber Hall

Oswego, NY 13126

elizabeth.keida@oswego.edu

Discover Wellness: Find a Healthier You

 The Fitch Law Firm is extremely excited to sponsor the Truck Accident Awareness Scholarship worth $2,500. We aim to express our support for a promising college student who can share solutions for helping reduce trucking accidents on our roads. The academic award can go toward tuition, books, and other education-related expenses.

The future depends on the young generation and we would like to make sure that they have all the necessary tools to succeed. It is our moral duty to make sure they learn how to protect themselves and their loved ones from traumatic events. 

Students can apply to these scholarships by writing an original public safety announcement (between 1,000 to 1,500 words) that a) raises awareness of the current climate concerning commercial truck accidents and b) proposes a creative way to increase road safety here in Ohio and throughout our nation.

Eligibility and application details are included below.

• Available to students accepted to or enrolled in an accredited college/university or graduate school
• 3.0 or higher GPA (unofficial transcript must accompany the application)
• Available to legal U.S. residents, or otherwise authorized to work or attend school in the United States

To apply, students must use the form on our website: https://johnfitch.com/about/scholarships/academic-scholarship/, fill out all of the required fields, submit their unofficial transcript, proof of enrollment, and their essays (in Word or PDF format).

The deadline for this scholarship is December 1, 2025. 

Health & Wellness Services and the Title IX Coordinator invite all students, staff, and faculty to visit The Clothesline Project in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

The Clothesline Project is a visual testament to the impact of violence. It features shirts decorated by survivors of violence, advocates against violence, or by friends and family in honor of a victim. Each shirt tells a powerful story, creating a compelling, emotional, and unforgettable display.

When: Monday, October 27 through Friday, October 31 

Where: The SLC Park Space

We encourage everyone in our campus community to take a few moments to view this moving exhibit. It is a powerful way to raise awareness, show support for survivors, and remember those whose lives have been affected by domestic violence.

For more information about support resources or related programs, please contact Health & Wellness or the Title IX office.

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Thank you for helping us improve campus life!

The Student Life Committee wants your feedback! 

Please take just a few minutes to fill out this short anonymous survey linked here:

https://forms.office.com/r/BGKfn4kxZN
Our committee is interested in gathering information about concerns that students have on campus; general or specific, urgent or not, all feedback is welcome! Your suggestions in the past have led to various improvements around campus in Student Life, so we are excited to keep advocating for you and your needs. 

Please submit your responses by October 24th. 

Thank you for your time!
~ Isaac Klingensmith, Chair of Student Life Committee