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The list of faculty tenure and promotions is available at: www.sfsu.edu/~news/cmemo/fall05/promotions05.htm Academic Senate meets Tuesday The Academic Senate will meet from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Nob Hill Room of the Seven Hills Conference Center. Members of the campus community are welcome. Agenda items include: proposed guidelines for the sixth cycle of academic program review; a proposed revision to the fall 2006 academic calendar to include Veteran's Day observance; and draft guidelines for the external review of graduation requirements. In memoriam: John Lynch John Joseph Lynch, emeritus professor of elementary education, died Sept. 12 in Oakland. He was 72. A native San Franciscan, Lynch graduated from SF State in 1955. He was class valedictorian. After serving in the U.S. Army and teaching in the Laguna Salada Elementary School District, Lynch joined SF State as a faculty member in elementary education in 1962 and was assigned to the Frederic Burk School, the college's laboratory school. He later served as associate dean of the College of Education and assistant to the provost. Lynch also served as supervisor of Peace Corps volunteer teachers in Liberia. He was awarded emeritus status in 1991.
Read Insiders: www.sfsu.edu/~news/cmemo/fall05/oct17insiders.htm
For details, contact Will Flowers at gradfair@sfsu.edu or ext. 5-3662. Former
ambassador Joseph Wilson speaks Tickets are $12 for the general public and $8 for SFSU students (with ID). For tickets, call (800) 594-8499 or visit: http://aspa-sfsu.org/ The event is sponsored by A.S. Performing Arts. Academic
freedom, politics and society The event is sponsored by the Academic Freedom Committee of the Academic Senate. Wednesday The
health care system Panelists include: James Quesada, Anthropology; Marianna Ferreira, Anthropology; Mary Beth Love, Health Education; Vivian Chavez, Health Education; Rafael Diaz, Human Sexuality Studies; Rita Melendez, Human Sexuality Studies; Diane Harris, Psychology; and Felix Kury, Raza Studies. For details, visit: http://bss.sfsu.edu Friday The event is sponsored by the History Department and College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Dean Joel J. Kassiola. A CLAER
celebration The CLAER program helps the relatives and friends of San Francisco residents who have become victims of street violence. Coming
Up The event is sponsored by the Foreign Languages and Literatures Department. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the J. Paul Leonard Library and the History and English departments. War
in Iraq forum Panelists include history faculty members Tony D'Agostino, Jerry Combs, Bill Issel and Jules Tygiel. Maziar Behrooz, assistant professor of history, will provide comments. Arendt
and founding new governments The event is sponsored by the Critical Social Thought Program; the Philosophy, Humanities and Political Science departments; and the Global Peace Studies program. |
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