Logon to SABRE. Choose "Preferences". Enter your old (current) password. Enter your new password (twice). Pick Plain Text as the Notification Style. Choose "Apply". Visit the SABRE web site www.buffalostate.edu/sabre/facstaff for more information. Watch for more SABRE tips in the Daily.
The Literacy Center in El Ed and Rdg. has 2 immediate openings for K-6 students who need support for reading and writing. We invite the children of faculty and staff. Interested parents should call or email Dr. Lori Quigley 878-5622 or quiglev@buffalostate.edu. The student would have to be available on Thursdays, from 4:45-6:15 p.m. from now until December 16.
Thumbs Up! Fingerprinting Service is coming to
Buffalo State College, Butler Library Room 210,
on Monday, November 1, 2004 from 10 am-4 pm.
New York State mandates that all applicants for teacher certification are fingerprinted. The background check process takes about 8-10 weeks, so get a head start and get your fingerprints done on Monday, November 1st! What you will need to bring with you to get fingerprinted: Fingerprinting packet (available from your dept; a valid ID (driver‘s license/passport); a certified check or money order for $99 payable to NYSED for fingerprinting;$11 Cash only
If you have forgotten your password, you can request a system-generated password to be sent to your Buffalo State e-mail. To request a new password: Choose “Forgot Password Here” from the logon page. Choose “OSS Guest Self Service” from the drop down list under Responsibility. Choose “Go”. Enter your username. Choose “Submit”. After receiving confirmation, your new SABRE password is sent to your campus e-mail. Visit the SABRE web site www.buffalostate.edu/sabre/facstaff for more information. Watch for more SABRE tips in the Daily.
Orientation and First-Year Programs was notified that Buffalo State is being honored with 3 national awards. The National Orientation Directors Association (NODA) will award Buffalo State‘s Orientation program in the following categories:
Outstanding General Brochure (for the 2004 “Think Big” publication inviting students to attend orientation)
Outstanding Multimedia/Emerging Technologies (Academic Theme CD)
Outstanding Use of Theme (overall consistency and originality in the use of a theme)
Awards will be presented to Buffalo State at the NODA annual conference in Chicago on Oct. 31.
This year's SEFA/United Way campaign theme is MAKE YOUR MARK, GIVE FROM THE HEART. Hundreds of Buffalo State faculty, staff, and emeriti have generously donated to this year's campaign. It's not too late to make your mark by returning your pledge form if you have not already done so. When you contribute to the SEFA campaign, your dollars help people in our community, across the nation, and around the world. Completed pledge forms may be returned to Finance and Management, Cleveland Hall 505. If you did not receive a pledge form or have misplaced yours, please call ext. 4311. Thank you.
By clicking the following link, you will read the latetest newsletter of the Center. http://www.buffalostate.edu/centers/ccs/newsletter/pdf/ccs_f04.pdf
For more information, contact Dr. Zhang Jie, Director the Center for China Studies.
The Buffalo State College Alumni Association seeks nominations for the 2005 Distinguished Alumnus Award, presented annually at commencement. Established in 1965, this prestigious award is given to graduates who meet the following criteria: (1) Significant professional achievement or recognition in his/her field; (2) Dedication to community service and volunteerism; (3) Demonstrated ongoing support for and loyalty to the college.
For a nomination form or more information, contact Kate Ward at 878-6001 or wardka@buffalostate.edu. The deadline for nominations is Monday, November 25, 2004.
William Dean, Chief of Forensic Sciences in Cincinnati, Ohio, will give a public lecture "The Science Behind Forensic Science" on Thursday, October 28, at 12:15 in room SC272. This talk will attempt to clarify how a typical crime laboratory assists the criminal court in judging guilt or innocence. The primary focus will be on procedures using chemistry, physics and biology to examine physical evidence. Sponsored by the Physics Club.
The winner of this year‘s SEFA Reserved Parking Space is Deborah Renzi, Assistant Professor, Social Work. Congratulations Professor Renzi!