Volume 52, Number 16 December 6, 2004 |
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The SFSU Bookstore, Cal State 9 Credit Union, Subway and EAH, the company that manages the Village, are providing financial support for activities and receptions, as well as prizes for a drawing for those who register. Drawing prizes include a $100 gift certificate from the SFSU Bookstore and ceramic works donated by David Kuraoka and Jeff Downing. Vice President for Student Affairs Penny Saffold is providing shuttle service again this year, but space is limited. Contact the Senate office to reserve a seat on the shuttle at senate@sfsu.edu or ext. 8-1264. Wednesday deadline for Kassiola questionnaires Wednesday, Dec. 8, is the deadline to submit questionnaires or individual written responses to the chair of the Administrative Review Committee (ARC) for Joel Kassiola, dean of the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Questionnaires are available in room 455 of the Administration building, or may be obtained by contacting Stephanie Schwartz at sschwrtz@sfsu.edu, or printed out at: www.sfsu.edu/~academic/aprkassiola.htm Send all questionnaires and written responses to Richard Hoffman, ARC Committee Chair, c/o the Office of the Provost, ADM 455. The committee will not use any anonymous responses. However, ARC will preserve the confidentiality of those who submit evaluations, within the limits of the law. Online giving at SFSU Giving to the University is now easier than ever thanks to a new online service created by the Office of University Development. To make a donation, go to www.sfsu.edu/~develop/ then click on "Give Online." Donors will be able to designate the amount of their gift and whether it will be a one-time or recurring donation. Gifts can be made by credit card. Donations also can be made by mail or fax -- a printable form is available at: www.sfsu.edu/~develop/givingform.htm All donations are tax deductible, and donors will receive an acknowledgement of their gift. For details, call ext. 8-1042. This month's Newsmakers include Phil Kipper, chair of broadcast and electronic communication arts, on Dan Rather's retirement; Joe Tuman, professor of speech and communication studies, on Gov. Schwarzenegger's first year in office; a profile of Albirda Rose, professor of dance; Corey Cook, assistant professor of political science, on the Green Party; Gilbert Herdt, director of human sexuality studies, on sexual research in the United States; and music faculty Victoria Neve and Inara Morgenstern on their annual Halloween concert. Read the Newsmakers: www.sfsu.edu/~news/cmemo/fall04/dec6newsmakers.htm |
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