Friday, March 26th
Resident Dining Hall Open 11 am-8:30 pm
Food Court Closes at 11 pm
Saturday, March 27th & Sunday, March 28th
Closed
Monday, March 29th-Friday, April 2nd
Resident Dining Hall Open 11 am-2:30pm
Union Jazzman's Cafe & Jazzman's Library 7am-3pm
Saturday, April 3rd
Closed
Sunday, April 4th
Food Court Open Weekend Schedule
Resident Dining Hall Open at 4:30 pm for Dinner
From the Assessment and Curriculum Office: The electronic version of this semester's "Assessment Matters" newsletter is now available.
Submitted by: KimMarie Markel
An open forum to address the proposed 2010-11 Intercollegiate Athletics Budget (IAB) will be held on Tuesday, April 6, 12:15 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Bulger Communication Center South 2. At that time members of the IAB will be available to answer question.
Submitted by: Jeffrey M Ventura
Faculty and staff who plan to march in commencement are encouraged to order academic regalia rentals by Friday, March 26 and to register online, where volunteer ushers also can register. Questions regarding regalia rentals can be directed to Marybeth Keller in the bookstore. Questions regarding commencement marching and volunteering registration can be directed to Patricia Alessandra.
Submitted by: Patricia A Alessandra
Dr. Bonnie Gordon Flickinger, a confirmed Francophile who has been to France more than 40 times will give a detailed and most interesting in-depth presentation on Lille, Buffalo's French Sister City: A Phoenix Risen from the Rust Belt.
Submitted by: Michelle Downey
Join Burchfield Penney exhibitions and collections manager Scott Propeack today at 12:15 p.m. for a conversation about Burchfield's painting "End of Day."
Submitted by: Kathleen M. McMorrow Heyworth
For the duration of spring recess, March 29 to April 2, a portion of Rees Street will be closed to accommodate underground utility work for the new student housing building.
Submitted by: Lisa H Krieger
The Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (CASTL) is still accepting applications for three one-year, $3,000 faculty development fellowships to promote the scholarship of teaching and learning on campus. All tenured and tenure-track Buffalo State faculty members are eligible to apply. The deadline is not until April 1 and so there is still time to put an application together. Anyone interested in learning more about the program should contact John Draeger or visit online.
Submitted by: John D. Draeger
The SUNY Office of Diversity and Educational Equity (ODEE) invites applications for up to $10,000 in funding to support innovative approaches that illuminate and strengthen the intersections between diversity and academic excellence.
Submitted by: Dolores Battle
Hybrid learning models are one of the fastest growing delivery modes in higher education. This webcast on April 5, 1:00 to 2:30, provides an overview of the hybrid model, guidelines and best practices for institutional implementation, and specifics of a ready-to-use hybrid redesign program. Join us in Bulger N2A and learn to:
? Articulate the benefits of a hybrid learning instructional delivery model
? Identify the various components of a successful faculty development (re)design program
? Identify best practices and considerations for developing an institutional hybrid learning implementation plan
Register at http://bscintra.buffalostate.edu/registration/classdetails.asp?class=2183
Submitted by: Sue McMillen, Faculty Development Director