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Free Speech and the Path to a More Perfect Union
“Free Speech and the Path to a More Perfect Union” 5:00-7:00 pm, Shriver Dolibois Rooms This interactive campus discussion, facilitated Dr. Mike Curme (student affairs) and Dr. Pat Haney (political science) and featuring panelists John Forren (justice & community studies), Bruce Petrie (political science), Rodney Coates (global & intercultural studies), Rachel Blum (political science), and…
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Celebrate World Hijab Day
What is a hijab and why do some Muslim women wear it? Are they forced to wear them or is it a choice? What does it feel like to wear one? Celebrate World Hijab Day Wednesday, February 1. From 1 – 4 pm there will be an informational booth in the Armstrong Student Center where…
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Cassie Wilson to speak at UPAC networking luncheon Jan. 31
Cassie Wilson, assistant director of wellness, will speak at the unclassified personnel advisory committee’s (UPAC) networking lunch from noon-1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31, at Garden Commons. Wilson will share opportunities for wellness and tips for success. She is responsible for developing and implementing programs that positively influence the health and well-being of university employees by…
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January 2017 CPAC Update
The Classified Personnel Advisory Committee had our first meeting for 2017 last week! We welcomed our new Chair, Karen Moss. She has hit the ground running with the upcoming “Coffee & Connect” event with HR that is scheduled for January 17 & 18. We are well underway in our plans for the Annual SATSS Summer…
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Changing the KCS Workflow
During our post-Pilot assessment, we found a faster way to publish our articles: Our process (and training) now incorporates use of the Knowledge lifecycle to identify the KCS articles that are ready for publication. This small change to our workflow will speed up our time to publish, allowing us to know in near–realtime when an article…
