State University of New York at Oswego - Definition and Overview

The State University of New York at Oswego began in 1861 as Oswego Normal School and became the New York State Teachers College at Oswego in 1948. Now SUNY Oswego is a liberal arts college located on the shore of Lake Ontario near Oswego, New York.

External link

• Official website (http://www.oswego.edu)

Units of the State University of New York
University Centers: Albany | Binghamton | Buffalo | Stony Brook
Other Doctoral-Granting Institutions: College of Environmental Science and Forestry | HSC Brooklyn | HSC Syracuse | NYS College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (Cornell) | NYS College of Ceramics (Alfred) | NYS College of Human Ecology (Cornell) | NYS College of Veterinary Medicine (Cornell) | NYS School of Industrial and Labor Relations (Cornell) | State College of Optometry
University Colleges: Buffalo State | Brockport | Cortland | Empire State (multi-site) | Fredonia | Geneseo | New Paltz | Old Westbury | Oneonta | Oswego | Plattsburgh | Potsdam | Purchase
Technology Colleges: Alfred State | Canton | Cobleskill | Delhi | Farmingdale | Morrisville | SUNY Institute of Technology | SUNY Maritime College
Community Colleges: Adirondack | Broome | Cayuga | Clinton | Columbia-Greene | Corning | Dutchess | Erie | Fashion Institute of Technology | Finger Lakes | Fulton-Montgomery | Genesee | Herkimer | Hudson Valley | Jamestown | Jefferson | Mohawk Valley | Monroe | Nassau | Niagara | North Country | Onondaga | Orange | Rockland | Schenectady | Suffolk | Sullivan | Tompkins Cortland | Ulster | Westchester
Online Program: SUNY Learning Network	.

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