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Win U.S. Open Tickets in CSU, Chico Journalism Department Golf Tournament
Tickets to the final round of the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach will be on the line for golfers who participate in The Gracie Classic, a fundraiser hosted by the Department of Journalism. The golf tournament takes place at 9am, Sept. 26 at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Club, with an entry fee of $100 per individual or $350 for a foursome. Proceeds will go to the journalism department and student scholarship program. The fee covers golf, cart and lunch.
To register to play, log on to the Web site. For more information, contact Debra Johnson by email.
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Pick-your-own Peaches at the Farm
Freestone peaches are ripe for picking at the University Farm. Open this week Monday through Thursday 7am - 12 noon, and Friday 7am to 1pm. Bring your own containers to carry peaches home. Both entrances on Hegan Lane will take you to the peach orchard at the south end of the Farm — follow the signs or stop by the Farm Office for directions. $ 1/lb. Questions: x6343.
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Volunteer-Service Learning Experience in Bangkok, Thailand
The School of Social Work at CSU, Chico is partnering with Cross Cultural Solutions (CCS), a non-profit organization (www.crossculturalsolutions.org), for a two-week Volunteer-Service Learning experience in Bangkok, Thailand January 9 - 23, 2010.
This opportunity is offered to Current Students and Alumni of the CSU, Chico School of Social Work BSW and MSW programs, CSU, Chico Students in Related Departments, Social Service Community Field Agency Personnel, and CSU, Chico Faculty.
The estimated program fee is $2,477.52, not including airfare from the United States to Bangkok, Thailand. The tax-deductible program fee, paid to CCS, includes a “home-base” that provides all lodging including air conditioning/internet/linens/meals, transportation to and from field sites and cultural activities, cultural activities/field trips, and health insurance with emergency evacuation. Three hours of Special Topics (SWRK 398 or 698) are available for current students for Spring 2010 enrollment or for other participants though Continuing Education. Participants who are not current CSU, Chico students are not required to enroll in the course. Note: Deadline to reserve participation at group rate - September 10, 2009.
For more information on the Volunteer-Service Learning Experience in Bangkok, Thailand - Contact:
Dr. Jean Schuldberg, 530.898.4187.
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Pick Up & Delivery Schedule - University Printing Services
University Printing Services resumes twice daily pick ups & deliveries beginning Thurs., Aug. 20. Free pick up & delivery of orders is offered twice daily to the main campus and 25 & 35 Main Street in the morning between 8:30am and 11:30am, and in the afternoon between 1pm and 4pm.
If your office is not currently on the Pick-Up & Delivery Schedule and would like to be, please contact Customer Service at x5992.
University Printing Services
Siskiyou Hall, Rm 118, x5992
Hours: M - F, 8am to 5pm
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Technology & Learning Program Hours of Operation
The Technology and Learning Program, serving faculty members pedagogical and technological needs, has the following hours of operation:
This week, Aug. 17 - 21, we are open Monday - Friday 9am to 3pm. The first two weeks of the semester we will stay open until 4pm, that is Aug. 24 — Sept. 11. After that we will be open 9am to 3pm, Monday through Friday for the rest of the semester. Hours have been trimmed due to the budget situation. This means if you reserve a laptop or projector, please come during business hours only. Thanks for your understanding.
We are located in the basement of Meriam Library, room 003. Our Web site is full of helpful resources, training registration, and equipment checkout. Our phone number is 898-6167 and our email is tlp@csuchico.edu. Watch for our electronic newsletter, to come out soon, featuring many of our services and programs.
For deeper inquiries, contact manager, Laura Sederberg, x4326.
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President's Convocation, Aug. 20
To: Faculty and Staff
From: Paul J. Zingg
President
Subject: President’s Convocation
Thurs., Aug. 20, 2009, 3:30pm, PAC 144
The President’s Convocation this year will be on Thurs., Aug. 20, at 3:30pm in Harlen Adams Theatre, PAC 144. This is an occasion to share impressions and perspectives with the University community, something which I very much look forward to doing after my five and a half years with you. A reception will follow in the PAC Courtyard.
I ask that managers and supervisors allow staff reporting to them to attend, within the limits of safety and good sense, so that they may participate in this event.
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Retirement Open House for Amy Boles, Aug. 21
Amy Boles is retiring after 33 years with the university. She spent the last 11 years in the President’s office as the President’s personal assistant and aide. Amy is retiring in much the same way she has worked here at the University, dedicated, hard working, and without fan fare. Her plans in retirement include travel, outdoor activities, working on home improvement projects, and providing “proper direction” to her husband who also has retired from State service. Please join us in the President’s Office (Kendall 105) from 2pm to 4pm on Friday, Aug. 21, 2009, for an open house and Amy’s last day, to celebrate (or in our case to lament) Amy’s retirement from the University. She will be greatly missed as both a colleague and a friend.
We will miss you Amy. Paul Zingg, Karla Zimmerlee, Sue Hedrick and Donna Gauthier.
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