A new SUNY Oswego Assistant Professor introduced herself to campus in a special way: by enlightening students with her violin.
Ahreum Kim, the campus’s new assistant professor in high strings and musicology, performed with Professor Robert Auler in front of an audience in Sheldon Ballroom. The sonatas consisted mostly of classical and romantic times in music.
Professor Kim not only had to perform the music, but also make sure that her movements accurately portrayed the specific emotions of the songs.
Reporter David Hermanovitch talked with Kim, who told him that to portray the emotion, she had to change her expressions at the same time, which is very tiring during the performance.
Overall, the performance was a creative way for Kim to begin her tenure with SUNY Oswego.
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The Compass
by Reggie Debrah
Oswego, NY- Summer vacation is not too far away, and with the 3 month break comes large plans. For those who are looking to gain experience from an internship or simply looking for a job after graduation, the Compass is a place to start your summer plans.
The Compass is located on the first floor of the Marano Campus Center, under the Chu Atrium. The Compass is open from Monday through Friday from 10 AM until 4 PM. It provides resources for students such as resume and cover letter building. There are also student interns at the Compass who assist with everything from writing an e-mail to internship searches.
For those graduating and need preparation for the real world, the Compass can also help with that. The Compass offers mock interviews and help to learn about the process of applying for jobs outside of college.
The Compass is a great resource for students at Oswego State to utilize. There are many great opportunities such as internship searches and help to create or update a resume or cover letter. There is always someone there able to help with anything that a student may need. For any students looking to get ahead in their professional career, the Compass is step one.
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Cloudy Skies Ahead
WEATHER HEADLINES:
Wednesday: Starting off the day with some showers into the beginning of the afternoon, with the sun coming out to finish the day. Winds will be gusty with a potential of gusts 30-40mph, and wind 15-20 mph.
Thursday: Chance of showers throughout the morning. Very cloudy day. Winds should be calm.
Friday: 50% chance of rain throughout the morning and into the mid-afternoon. Mostly cloudy day, but the temperatures are around 50F. Winds 5-10mph.
Highs for Today (Wednesday):
- Oswego: 37℉
- Fulton: 39℉
- Syracuse: 40℉
Lows Tonight:
- Oswego: 28℉
- Fulton: 27℉
- Syracuse: 29℉
Highs for Thursday:
- Oswego: 40℉
- Fulton: 43℉
- Syracuse: 47℉
Lows for Thursday:
- Oswego: 39℉
- Fulton: 36℉
- Syracuse: 40℉
Highs for Friday:
- Oswego: 44℉
- Fulton: 48℉
- Syracuse: 51℉
Stay tuned to WTOP10 News for more updates.
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Oswego Campus Adapts to Laker Print
SUNY Oswego students who frequently print their essays 15 minutes before their 8 a.m. class, can rejoice. A faster system used to print documents called “Laker print” has been introduced on campus just in time for the spring semester.
Laker print is designed to be a more efficient way to print documents on campus by cutting back on waste caused by banner pages and forgotten documents. The system allows students to upload their documents by either email or direct file upload. Students can then print out their documents at any laker print station on campus within 48 hours.
“It’s awesome!” says Oswego student Leo Karr. “The website is convenient because you can prep everything by uploading it to the website. Then you can just go to the printer station.”
While some students have embraced the change to laker print, others are not quite used to it yet.
“I have to go to one computer to have it sent to laker print, then I have to go to another computer to open laker print and print it out,” says Oswego student Stephanie Phipps, “so it’s kind of annoying.”
While there is a difference of opinion about Laker print, CTS Chief of Technology Officer Sean Moriarity says the transition has been nothing but smooth.
“I give tremendous credit to our client’s services team.” says Moriarity. “They really made it a focus to make sure that is we introduced (Laker print) to students, it would go as smoothly as possible.”
