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Fall Film Course Counts for Theme O
English 303 Survey of American Film (Women in Film) as offered by Dr. Houston in the Fall will fulfill a requirement in Theme O: Women’s Issues. Because the course is being taught as a survey of women in American film, the course will count for the same requirement as English 360 Women Writers and it can be used as an advising substitute to taking that class. However, students who take both 303 and 360 cannot get double credit for the requirement in Theme O.
For more information, contact the instructor of the course, Dr. Lynn Marie Houston, or visit her Web site to see a flyer for the course. Dr. Kate McCarthy, coordinator of the Women’s Issues theme, can also be contacted for more information.
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International Workshop: July 4-16, Contigliano, Italy
This summer come study and experiment how to merge innovative interactive technology with history, art, and culture in the castle of a breathtaking medieval town in the heart of Italy.
Contigliano is an undiscovered medieval citadel in the center of Italy, in the province of Rieti surrounded by nature, one hour from Rome.
This workshop is a 2-week full-time course, designed for students, scholars, and artists from architecture, design, media arts, and engineering fields about media theory, visual arts, and technology in their relation to oral history and urban interaction. The workshop has classes in English and offers quality individual tutoring, and is designed for the students to produce, at the end of the training, a multimedia art work to be exhibited in the medieval town. Moreover, this experience abroad wants to create an ongoing dialogue between international artists, as a longer term project.
The workshop is organized by the non-profit association MEDIARS (Center for Interactive Media for Art and Entertainment) in collaboration with the town of Contigliano, together with international scholars from California State University, Chico, UCLA, the University of Florence and the University of l’Aquila.
For more information about the workshop’s schedule and tuition check out the link below or contact Dr. Chiara Ferrari at
530-898-4647.
Hope to see you in Italy - ciao!
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No Tickets Needed for Undergraduate Commencement Ceremonies
Please note that no tickets are needed for the undergraduate commencement ceremonies held this Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25. There was an error in an article in the May 20 edition of the Enterprise-Record that stated that tickets are required, but they are not.
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Retirement Reception for Marci Caldwell, May 29
Please join us in a retirement reception honoring Marci Caldwell for her 34 years of service to the University on Thurs., May 29, from 2pm - 4pm in Trinity Hall Galleria.
Since 1998, Marci’s primary duties have been as the Student Activities Office Coordinator of Promotions and Public Affairs, in which she designed and produced promotional materials for various Student Activities programs, particularly the Jackie Faris-Rees Leadership program.
Join us in wishing Marci good luck as she moves into retirement and the good life. If you have any questions, please call Herman Ellis or Charles Carter at x5396.
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CSU, Chico Retired Staff - Opportunity for Lunch and Visiting
The Annual CSU, Chico Retired Staff Luncheon will be held on Friday, June 13, from 11:30am - 2pm at Canyon Oaks Country Club. This is a social event with no planned program—a great opportunity to connect and visit with friends and other CSU, Chico retirees. A delightful buffet meal has been planned. The cost of $18 includes the buffet, drinks, dessert, tax, tip and of course the use of this beautiful facility with lots of parking. Additionally, staff chauffeur service is available from vehicle to clubhouse.
Reservation deadline is Friday, June 6 - payment will confirm your reservation. If you have recently retired or will very soon, please contact the Staff Council office, x6156, or Sharon (Schacht) Salcido, 893-0181, for information about this luncheon. We hope to see you there.
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Retirement Reception for Dennis Graham - This Wednesday - May 21
Please join us in a retirement celebration honoring former Vice President for Business and Finance Dennis Graham this Wed., May 21, from 3pm - 5pm in the Student Services Center lobby. Dennis served as Vice President for Business and Finance for the past 11 years and has been instrumental in our most recent master plan development, and the planning and development of many major capital projects. We are, therefore, extremely pleased to be able to host his retirement party in the newly completed Student Services Center.
Dennis was a leader in bringing sustainability to our campus, which has led to CSU, Chico being recognized as a leader in sustainability in the CSU System. Dennis invited the California Integrated Waste Management Board to the table to help in the development of our goal to obtain a GOLD LEED rating for the Student Services building. This planning began six years ago when sustainability and LEED certifications were still developing. He was instrumental in obtaining campus and System buy-in to build sustainable buildings and maintain the existing buildings using sustainable products. His legacy to this campus is not only in the buildings that have been built during his tenure, but also the mindset to build a healthier environment for our future students and generations to come.
Please Note: The Retirement Reception will be held and limited to access in the lobby of the first floor of the new building. There will be no other access to any other areas of the building. Please enter the building for the reception through the main entrance at Second and Ivy Streets. We will have an official open house for the entire building at a later date.
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Back by Popular Demand--Faculty GRC Workshop, May 28
Faculty have requested a workshop, after finals week, focusing on the Grant Resource Center (GRC) data base for project funding. RESP staff are happy to oblige.
Join RESP May 28 at 1pm at 25 Main Street for a hands-on session on using the GRC database to search for funding and RFPs. Bring your laptop if you wish. For more information, call 898-5700.
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