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More than 300 students completed their baccalaureate studies at SUNY Oswego in fall 2016 and were recognized during Commencement in December, including several from the area.

SUNY Oswego’s 54th annual Juried Student Exhibition will take place Feb. 3 to 19 in Tyler Art Gallery as a showcase for works in a wide variety of artistic media that any of the college’s students may submit. The gallery will host a free public reception for the artists from 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 10, in the recently renovated gallery in Tyler Hall.

SUNY Oswego’s fall Oswego Youth Conservatory piano class joins instructors Evangeline Canfield (left) and Elizabeth Canfield at an end-of-semester gala piano recital in December at Church of the Resurrection in Oswego.

When SUNY Oswego physics faculty member Carolina Ilie was asked to write a new textbook on electromagnetism, she saw the project as a chance to attract some students to an unparalleled experience.

At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Dann Johnson spoke of the many experiences in raising a family of six – three biological and three adopted from China, where he and his wife, Tammy, lived for some time running a Coffee Shop and doing Missionary work.

Timothy Conners of Fulton was honored with Ithaca College’s Peggy R. Williams Award for Academic and Community Leadership, an award recognizing students who excel academically, perform service to the college community and nation, and represent an exemplary level of accomplishment.

The SUNY Oswego planetarium will present “The Calendar,” exploring how solar and lunar happenings relate to time on Earth, at 7 p.m. each Sunday during February. Host Dr. John Zielinski of Oswego’s physics faculty will examine the development of the modern solar calendar, the Gregorian Calendar.

Stage director Paul McKinney has announced his cast for the Oswego Players’ 2017 opening production of “Last of the Red Hot Lovers.” The cast includes Steve Standish, Tammy Wilkinson, Cassie Sough and Inez Parker.

Joseph Saraceni, an experienced water treatment professional, explained to the Rotarians how and where we have hard water in Central New York, how it effects our lives and why treating our water is helpful to our lives and our homes.