What they call their work
What they do
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Student Organization Funding and Support 1 activity
- Administers student activity fees for campus programsOrganizes and expends student activity fees to support service programs, social activities, and educational projects for the student body.
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Student Government Representation 1 activity
- Advocates on student life and policy issuesRepresents student opinion on matters affecting student life and affairs as an organized agency of the student body.
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Campus Auxiliary Services Management 1 activity
- Operates student-run food and beverage servicesOperates a catering service that brings cafe offerings to campus groups and manages the financial operations of the student-run Rich N’ Pour cafe, including development of an accounting system for tracking cash flow.
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College Access and Success Support 1 activity
- Provides academic and personal support to first-generation studentsOffers academic and personal support to first-generation students through the Educational Opportunity Program, including bi-weekly advising and mentorship.
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Student Club and Organization Support 1 activity
- Supports student cultural organizations and eventsLeads and supports student cultural groups such as the African Student Organization and its affiliated dance team, Tempo, and organizes cultural events like the Holi celebration featuring music, dance, and traditions to promote cross-cultural engagement.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Manages student-run media and professional development initiativesHolds leadership roles in student-run media organizations such as WTOP-10 and organizes the annual Dr. Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit, which connects students with media professionals.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| OGHENETEGA ADJOH | 24-25 VICE PRESIDENT | 5 | $2K |
| AIDEN WILSON | 24-25 PRESIDENT | 5 | $2K |
| LUKE KAPCZAK | DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 24-25 | 5 | $500 |
- ADEN MITCHELL-JOHN — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- ALIYAH WRIGHT — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- ASMA YUSUF — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- CLARE LAMPTEY — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- CRISTOFER MONTESANO — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- DAVID BLOSS — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- EMANI EUDELL — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- EMMIE ASHLEY — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- JAMES CLOUGH — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- JOVANI ROBLEDO — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- MADYSON PITT — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- NADEYAH SHARHAN — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- NADRATA ADBUL- SALAM — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- NATHAN ROWE — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- NISHA ZAHRA — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- RICKI-LEE RILEY — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- SHAHEEN CHOWDHURY — 2024-2025 SENATOR
- ZAY DONATO — 2024-2025 SENATOR
Who they work with
- African Student Organization Partner — Student-led organization co-led by Mary Kwofie that promotes cultural inclusion and connection among students at SUNY Oswego.
- Dr. Lewis B. O'Donnell Media Summit Partner — Annual media event hosted at SUNY Oswego that connects students with industry professionals and alumni.
- Educational Opportunity Program Partner — Academic support program at SUNY Oswego that provides advising and mentorship to first-generation and historically underserved students.
- Rich N’ Pour Partner — Student-run cafe and lounge operated in partnership with the Student Association
- State University of New York at Oswego Government — Host institution for the Student Association and academic programs supporting student engagement.
- Tempo Partner — Affiliated dance team of the African Student Organization, led by Mary Kwofie, that engages students in cultural expression through performance.
- WNYO Radio Partner — Student-run radio station at SUNY Oswego providing practical media and communication experience.
- WTOP-10 TV Partner — Student-run television station at SUNY Oswego where members gain hands-on media experience.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Experiential Learning via Student-Run Enterprisesmethodology: experiential_learningBy integrating students into student-run media and business organizations, the organization develops professional skills and supports social integration because hands-on participation in real-world operations deepens learning and strengthens campus belonging.
- Inclusive Community-Building Through Shared Experiencesmethodology: inclusive_community_buildingBy creating spaces for shared storytelling and organizing inclusive events, the organization fosters student belonging and cross-cultural connection because participatory, culturally affirming activities strengthen interpersonal bonds and promote mutual understanding.