go up against California this Friday night; against Indiana on Saturday. Please see www.kubears.com for
more information.
The Daily Brief
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
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The university community is invited to Thea Steele's thesis
presentation, titled "A Categorization Application using K-Means
Clustering" at 12 Noon on Monday, Dec. 12, in
GR 301. Refreshments will follow
the presentation. Daniel Spiegel, professor and graduate coordinator, Computer Science Faculty looking for guest speakers next semester? Want to discuss the importance of civic engagement and community service in your class? Members of the College Election Poll Worker Initiative and/or the Community Outreach Center will be glad to come to your class for 10 – 30 minutes. We can tailor our talk to politics, non-profit work, education, marketing, social work, almost anything. Let's talk and find out how we can be a part of your curriculum for Spring 2012! Contact me at schearer@kutztown.edu or x3-4923. Jerry Schearer, assistant dean, New Student Programs, Academic and Student Affairs. Parents Night Out - The Kutztown University Softball team will be holding a Parents Night Out as part of a fundraiser for their trip to Florida on Friday, Dec. 9, 6 - 9 p.m. in O'Pake Fieldhouse. $20 per child, grades K-6, includes games, crafts, music and lots of fun! Payments can be made via cash or check payable to Kutztown Softball. To reserve a spot, please call Nicole Colineri at 908-240-7806, email ncoli163@kutztown.edu or contact Nicole Henninger at 610-763-7988, email nhenn152@live.kutztown.edu. New multimedia exhibits in Rohrbach Library - Drop by the library’s second floor to see—and hear—The Philadelphia Sound, a display of classic vinyl from the glory days of Philly Soul, accompanied by music of the O’Jays, Jerry Butler, The Soul Survivors, and more. For even more, enjoy Oxford University Press’s A House on Fire: The Rise and Fall of Philadelphia Soul at http://navigator-kutztown.passhe.edu/login?url=http://site.ebrary.com/lib/kutztown/Doc?id=10142402 , one of our 70,000 fully downloadable e-books. Also on the Second Floor is Cheer Up, Frankenstein, a sassy, vigorous exhibit of recent work by Senior Fine Arts major Tracey Luscia. You’re invited to the reception Tues., Dec. 6 from 4-6 p.m. www.kutztown.edu/library Bruce Jensen, librarian, Rohrbach Library Chamber Singers Concert on Tuesday, Dec. 6, @ 7:30 p.m. in Georgian Room, OM - Chamber Singers, a select group of KU singers, will present a Winter Concert of advanced choral repertoire. This concert will include a performance of Whitacre's 5 Hebrew Love Songs (with violin solo) and also some familiar holiday songs. Please come support your own KU singers! AFSCME 2234 members – Nominations will be taken at our Jan. 16 meeting for delegates to attend the International AFSCME Conference in late June 2012 in Los Angeles. Please plan to attend. Chris Ferris, secretary Jean Adam, benefits manager, Human Resources · KU offers some wellness initiatives similar to those offered through the PASSHE Academy. These can be found at http://hr.dept.kutztown.edu/health.html · Have an idea on a future program for the PASSHE Academy? Access to the Training Needs Assessment Survey is at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFVpNERUWVFUR203NmdBOHh3bXhsa1E6MQ. Keep KUR as your pre-holiday soundtrack - On Tuesday, it's our Tuesday block of community access talk programming kicking off at 2 p.m. with a very special FINAL "Kutztown Live" of the semester where this week, host Mike R. turns hosting duties over to KUR alum Kyle "The Green Machine" Greenwood who will be interviewing local jazz artist and KU alum Nick Ruffini to discuss Nick's new solo album "Pressin' On." Then stay tuned at 3 p.m. for the semester's final "The Dan Donahue Show," "The KU Car Show" at 4 p.m., "Notas Latinas" at 5 p.m. KUR's full schedule can be found by clicking on the "Schedule" link on our webpage near the top. Michael Regensburger, KUR Radio |