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NEW - Lamination and Foam Core Mounting at University Printing Services
In response to many customer requests, University Printing Services is pleased to now offer lamination and foam core mounting.
Lamination: All lamination is 5 mils thick and is available in a variety of standard sizes: business card; 8.5 × 11; 11 × 17; 12 × 18 or custom cut to other sizes. Lamination is most commonly used as a way to protect any sheet, photograph, poster, sign or card from spills, stains, wear and tear, and handling that degrades the quality of the item you are protecting. Lamination also stiffens the material, making it excellent for creating table top displays and hanging signs. It can also provide a surface you can write on, wipe clear and write on again.
Foam Core Mounting: We can now professionally mount your posters, flyers, photos and other printed materials up to 24” × 36.” The foam core board used for mounting is white, lightweight, yet sturdy (3/16” thick) and is ideal for all indoor mounting applications.
Please refer to our updated price sheet for pricing on our new services.
Please contact us with your questions at:
University Printing Services
Siskiyou Hall, Rm 118, x5992
Hours: M - F, 8am to 5pm
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Thailand Study Abroad in June
Please tell your students we still have room in the Thailand Study Abroad program and will be accepting applications for a short time longer.
Students can earn 3 units of GE theme credit while exploring villages, great food, and amazing cultures. Food Forever (PSSC 390) is being offered for the third time during June in the Study Abroad Program. Even if students have taken PSSC 390 already, they may participate and earn independent study units.
For more information, an application, and pictures from previous adventures, check out the web site or contact Dr. Altier at 898-4137.
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CSBC Meeting, April 14
Chico State Birding Club Meeting
Monday, April 14, 2008 at 5:15pm
Holt 268
In addition to regular, bird-related agenda items we will have a special presentation, “Yosemite Toads and Mountain Garter Snakes: Abundance, Distribution, and Predation with Livestock Grazing Treatments” by Julie Nelson.
Julie Nelson, a Biology graduate student, will discuss her research in the Sierra National Forest during the summer of 2007. The talk is free and open to the public. Snacks, water and sodas will be provided. There will be a FREE raffle for a cool bird-related item or two.
For more information, e-mail the CSBC President at tim.ruckle@sbcglobal.net
or the advisor Shelly Kirn sakirn@csuchico.edu
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Brief Health Information Survey (for Chico State Honors project) -- Please Participate
Dear CSU, Chico Faculty and Staff,
I am sending you this email survey in the hopes that you will assist me in my honors research project. I am an honors student in the Health and Community Services Department. By participating in this short, 15 question survey, you will help me to understand where adults get their health information. This survey should only take about 5 minutes. Just click on the link provided to complete and send this brief survey.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=VdEuxgGf4SV8RO8rVgsGUw_3d_3d
If you have any questions please contact me, Annina McKenna or my professor Lyndall Ellingson.
Thank you for your support,
Annina McKenna
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Art Faculty/Curator MICHAEL SCHWAGER, Sonoma State, Visits April 29 and 30
April 29-30
Michael Schwager
“The Concept of Place in Contemporary Art” April 29, 5pm
Humanities Center Gallery (Trinity 100, CSU Chico)
“Conversation on California Art: The Bay Area and L.A.” April 30, 7:30pm
1078 Gallery (820 Broadway, Chico)
Michael Schwager directs the University Art Gallery at Sonoma State and is a member of their Department of Art. He visits us as guest of Art faculty J. Pouwels, David Hoppe, and Michael Bishop. Schwager is a member of the board of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa and is curator for the diRosa Art Preserve in Napa.
The visit of Michael Schwager is being funded and hosted by the A.S. Committee on Arts and Lectures, CSU, Chico’s Department of Art and Art History and Humanities Center Gallery, and the 1078 Gallery.
For more information, call J. Pouwels, Art (898-5331), Thomasin Saxe, HCG (898-4642), and the 1078 (343-1973).
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Show Your Chico State Pride and Receive a Free "Chico Alumni" ChicoBag
The Chico State Alumni Association invites faculty and staff who are graduates of Chico State to a recognition reception on Tuesday, April 22, 9-11 a.m. on the Kendal Hall Lawn.
Did you know there are more than 800 Chico State Alumni who currently work on campus?
Come enjoy light refreshments with our on-campus alums and celebrate Earth Day at this sustainable event!
A group photo will be taken at 10:15 a.m., and faculty and staff are encouraged to wear Chico State apparel. Everyone at the event will receive a customized Chico Alumni ChicoBag (limited to the first 500 attendees).
For more information visit our Web site.
In order to accommodate all our alums please RSVP to the alumni office at alumni@csuchico.edu or call x6472 and mention “Faculty/Staff event.”
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Promoting Peace Through Recreation, April 16
On April 16 at 7:30pm in Ayres 120, Prof. Michael Leitner, Recreation and Parks Management, is speaking on the topic of “Promoting Peace Through Recreation.”
The presentation will focus on coexistence programs in Israel that bring together Palestinians and Israelis. Prof. Leitner will speak specifically about a program he conducted in Israel with Arab and Jewish older adults, as well as two new programs he is working on with the Peres Peace Center in Israel. In addition, Prof. Leitner will share information about other recreational programs that are promoting coexistence among Israelis and Palestinians.
As an example of what activities are conducted in these programs, there will be music and dancing outside, weather permitting. In addition, the Recreation, Hospitality, and Parks Students (RHAPS) will be providing refreshments. It should be a fun and enlightening evening. The public is invited and admission is free.
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"Living with Terrorism: The Israeli Case," April 23
On April 23 at 7:30pm in Glenn 212, Bob Cottrell, Kate Transchell and Alan Gibson will be speaking on “Living with Terrorism: The Israeli Case.” The three professors were fellows in a “Foundation for the Defense of Democracy” course on terrorism in Israel. The fellows will share some of their experiences, which included interviewing terrorists in Israeli prisons. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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CSU, Chico Employees in Need of Donated Leave Credits
The following employees are in need of donated leave credits:
LORIE CAVANAUGH (Faculty, School of Social Work)
DIANE CHATLOSH (Faculty, Psychology)
JANE MAURER (Staff, Student Records and Registration)
CLARICE REUTLINGER (Staff, Faculty and Staff Assistance)
DAVID SIMCOX (Faculty, Recreation and Parks Management)
SANDRA WARNER (Staff, School of Social Work)
SHAWN WRIGHT (Staff, University Farm)
Any CSU, Chico employee who accrues sick leave or vacation leave credits may donate leave credits to other eligible employees on the CSU, Chico campus, regardless of bargaining unit affiliation. Associated Student employees and CSU, Chico University Research Foundation employees are not eligible to donate leave credits to CSU, Chico employees.
If you wish to donate leave credits, you will need to sign the catastrophic leave donation list - which is maintained at the Payroll/Benefits Customer Service Counter (Kendall 222). BECAUSE YOUR SIGNATURE IS REQUIRED, YOUR DONATIONS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE OR VIA E-MAIL.
Per Catastrophic Leave Program guidelines, only the Disability Programs Office or a union representative may solicit for Catastrophic Leave donations; solicitation by any other party is prohibited.
If you have questions, please contact the (Employee) Disability Programs Office, x5436.
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