Electrical power in Upton Hall will be disrupted for maintenance for about four hours beginning at 10:00 p.m. Thursday, July 27. Building occupants are asked to shut down computers and related devices in advance of this interruption. Your patience is appreciated. Questions about this shutdown may be directed to vpfm@buffalostate.edu.
Submitted by: Lisa H Krieger
If you missed a Senate meeting and want to catch up, podcasts of each meeting are now posted to the Senate's podcast web page. Senate meeting minutes and summaries are also posted to the website and distributed to Senate members with the monthly Senate packet.
Submitted by: Brian C Kantz
If you are interested in serving on one or more of the eight College Senate standing committees for 20172018, please complete and submit the Committee Interest Form to the College Senate Office, Cleveland Hall 211. The form is posted on the College Senate website. The deadline for submissions is Friday, August 18.
The College Senate Office will forward all information to the committee chairs for review and consideration. Committee memberships are determined solely at the discretion of committee chairs. Not all committees may need members. Please contact Vincent Masci, assistant to the College Senate, 878-5139, with general questions.
Academic Plan Committee
Chair: Kimberly Kline, Chair and Professor, Higher Education Administration
Budget and Staff Allocations Committee
Chair: Frederick Floss, Chair and Professor, Economics and Finance
Bylaws and Elections Committee
Chair: Amy Rosen-Brand, Associate Director, Student Accessibility Services
Curriculum Committee
Chair: Ann Emo, Chair and Associate Professor, Theater
Faculty and Staff Welfare Committee
Chair: Maria Brickhouse, Coordinator, EOP Academic Center for Excellence
Instruction and Research Committee
Chair: Arlesa Shephard, Associate Professor, Fashion and Textile Technology
Standards for Students Committee
Chair: Amy Wilson, Assistant Professor, Higher Education Administration
Student Welfare Committee
Vice Chair: Steve Macho, Associate Professor, Career and Technical Education
Submitted by: Vincent T Masci
To accommodate utility connections to the Jacqueline Vito LoRusso Alumni and Visitor Center, traffic on Rockwell Road will have a different pattern from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Monday, July 24, through Friday, July 28. Vehicles will be rerouted through Lot R-13 or Lot R-14, depending on where work is occurring at that time.
In addition, during the week of July 31 to August 4, the two southmost lanes of Letchworth Street between Grant and Rees streets will be off-line. Two-way traffic will be maintained, however, by use of the two northern lanes.
Your patience is appreciated as this work is completed. Questions may be directed to vpfm@buffalostate.edu. Please visit the Facilities Planning website for more information about the Jacqueline Vito LoRusso Alumni and Visitor Center.
Submitted by: Lisa H Krieger
The Graduate School will host a recruitment table at Larkin Square's Food Truck Tuesdays on July 25 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Please consider stopping by to enjoy food from dozens of local food trucks and say hello.
Submitted by: Emma L Hawke
From the Chair of the College Senate
If you missed a College Senate meeting and want to catch up, podcasts of each meeting are now posted to the Senate's podcast web page. Senate meeting minutes and summaries are available on the Senate website as well.
Today is the last day to submit applications for the SUNY B-140W Tuition Assistance Program for summer 2017 courses.
Staff members may apply for tuition assistance after six months of service; faculty members may apply after one semester of service. The following employees are eligible:
Program funds may be used for courses at SUNY campuses only. Eligible employees may apply for a 50 percent waiver of SUNY tuition for up to two courses a semester, to a maximum of 15 credit hours an academic year. Tuition assistance is limited to regular in-state undergraduate or graduate tuition rates. The level of support may be adjusted when necessary if funding is not adequate to cover applications received.
After submitting an application, employees who decide to drop a class or find it has been covered by another source are asked to please notify Human Resource Management immediately to update their applications.
Please contact Human Resource Management, 878-4821, for applications and program guidelines.
Submitted by: Mary Jo Malinowski
Tomorrow is the last day to submit applications for the Summer SUNY B-140W Tuition Assistance Program.
Staff members may apply for tuition assistance after six months of service; faculty members may apply after one semester of service. The following employees are eligible:
Program funds may be used for courses at SUNY campuses only. Eligible employees may apply for a 50 percent waiver of SUNY tuition for up to two courses a semester, to a maximum of 15 credit hours an academic year. Tuition assistance is limited to regular in-state undergraduate or graduate tuition rates. The level of support may be adjusted when necessary if funding is not adequate to cover applications received.
After submitting an application, employees who decide to drop a class or find it has been covered by another source are asked to please notify Human Resource Management immediately to update their applications.
Please contact Human Resource Management, 878-4821, for applications and program guidelines.
Submitted by: Mary Jo Malinowski
The deadline to submit applications for the SUNY B-140W Tuition Assistance Program for 2017 Summer Session is Tuesday, August 1.
Staff members may apply for tuition assistance after six months of service; faculty members may apply after one semester of service. The following employees are eligible:
Program funds may be used for courses at SUNY campuses only. Eligible employees may apply for a 50 percent waiver of SUNY tuition for up to two courses a semester, to a maximum of 15 credit hours an academic year. Tuition assistance is limited to regular in-state undergraduate or graduate tuition rates. The level of support may be adjusted when necessary if funding is not adequate to cover applications received.
After submitting an application, employees who decide to drop a class or find it has been covered by another source are asked to please notify Human Resource Management immediately to update their applications.
Please contact Human Resource Management, 878-4821, for applications or program guidelines.
Submitted by: Mary Jo Malinowski
The deadline to submit applications for the SUNY B-140W Tuition Assistance Program for 2017 Summer Session is Tuesday, August 1.
Staff members may apply for tuition assistance after six months of service; faculty members may apply after one semester of service. The following employees are eligible:
Program funds may be used for courses at SUNY campuses only. Eligible employees may apply for a 50 percent waiver of SUNY tuition for up to two courses a semester, to a maximum of 15 credit hours an academic year. Tuition assistance is limited to regular in-state undergraduate or graduate tuition rates. The level of support may be adjusted when necessary if funding is not adequate to cover applications received.
After submitting an application, employees who decide to drop a class or find it has been covered by another source are asked to please notify Human Resource Management immediately to update their applications.
Please contact Human Resource Management, 878-4821, for applications or program guidelines.
Submitted by: Mary Jo Malinowski