ANNOUNCEMENTS
End Distracted Driving
Construction Notice - The sidewalk from Main Street to Sharadin that runs next to the President’s residence will be closed on Monday April 9 and Tuesday April 10 to facilitate work for the Schaeffer project. To access North campus during this time, please use either the walkway to the west of Schaeffer Auditorium or proceed to the walkway along College Boulevard. I apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation.
Jeff Mosser, project manager, Facilities Project Services
The Department of Criminal Justice is pleased to announce the recipients of the
outstanding student award. Allen Leiby, Fall 2011 and Zachary Wise, Spring
2012 graduates received the Academic Excellence and Community Service Award.
The Outstanding Alumni Award was granted to The Honorable Arenda L. Wright
Allen. KU class of 1982, Judge Allen was nominated to serve as a United States
District Court Judge by President Obama. The United States Senate confirmed her
nomination on May 11, 2011 in a 96-0 vote. She serves the Eastern District of
Virginia, Fourth Circuit.
We would also like to congratulate the following Criminal
Justice students who were inducted into the Kutztown University’s Kappa Alpha
chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma: Casey Behrendt, Ryan Branch, Patrick Joseph Brehm,
Thomas Burke, Jace Conklin, Gregory L. Crawford, Jr., Sarah Lynn Detweiler,
Emily Falko, Hilary Faust, Erica Garcia, Joshua Olen Hayes, Lindsey Hilbert,
Kaitlin T. Lobman, Contessa Marie Marino, Samantha Muse, Kyle J. Reeser, Tony
Shaw.
Emily Labowitz, president, Kutztown
University Health Ambassadors
The University Senate meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Apr. 5, at 4 p.m. in AF, room 102. If you are a Senator and cannot attend, please arrange for a substitute to represent your constituency.
KU Senate
College of Visual and Performing Arts Faculty First Thursday! Margaret Noel, assistant professor in the Department of Fine Arts, will present “Lost in Translation: The Drawn Travelogue” on Thursday, Apr. 5, at 11 a.m. in the Sharadin Art Building Room 120. Margaret Noel will present body of work based on drawing done on location during her travels. Back in the studio, Noel loosely references the drawings to create collages that abstract and fracture the original forms. While some elements are fully articulated, others are simplified, generalized and transformed, allowing viewers to feel as if they have stumbled upon the record of a half-forgotten journey—a blurred remembrance of a landscape rather than a precise rendering.
William J. Mowder, dean, College of Visual & Performing Arts
ATHLETICS
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Are you looking to add to your resume and take part in a great learning
experience? The Office of the Dean of Students is seeking individuals interested
in joining the University Conduct Board (UCB) as student representatives. This
volunteer position can be educational for all students, especially those
interested in criminal justice or law fields. Students will get the opportunity
to work with faculty and staff while playing an important role in the student
conduct process. We are ideally seeking current freshman and sophomores but
would be open to interested upper classmen. There is very little time commitment
for the position. Student representatives may only be called upon several times
throughout a semester. For more information on applying, contact Christina Turissini
(cturi771@live.kutztown.edu) as soon as possible. Additional information
about the UCB and Student Conduct Office can be found on our webpage at
http://conduct.dept.kutztown.edu/index.aspx. Another great story featuring The Off-Campus Advisory Council is hosting its Annual Arbor Day on Apr. 15, from noon to 2 p.m. in the Kutztown Park. Volunteer to help beautify the park by planting trees, or make a $10 donation for a tree. All sponsors who donate a tree will be recognized at the event. A free lunch and t-shirt will be provided to all volunteers. The rain date will be Sunday, Apr. 22, noon to 2 p.m. For more information, please contact ocac@kutztown.edu , MSU 281, or x3-1524. The Annual Saucony Cross' Senior Prom hosted by the Off-Campus Advisory Council (OCAC) will be held on Tuesday, Apr. 17, 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Saucony Cross retirement home main office (next to the cliffs). Come volunteer for our "Under the Sea" prom which includes free dinner, dancing, music and prizes! There will be a professional photographer available to take pictures of individuals and groups. Prizes will be given out to best dressed, and best dancer, so dress to impress! For more information, please contact the Off-Campus Advisory Council at ocac@kutztown.edu, MSU 281, or x3-1524. Megan Cheng, president/PR coordinator, Off Campus Advisory Council The Philosophy Department announces a talk by Wen-sheng Wang, professor of Philosophy, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan. “The Grecian and Judeo-Christian Background in Heidegger’s Conception of Dasein: A Possible Meeting-point for Eastern and Western Philosophies” is Thursday, Apr. 5, at 4:30 p.m. in MSU 322. All are invited. Yong Huang, Philosophy Charter Bus and Limo Service: Just a friendly reminder that the University has a blanket contract with Bieber Transportation Group for chartered bus and limo services. When you reserve chartered bus or airport limo service, you will receive a confirmation from the company. Do not sign this confirmation. Just submit your requisition in SAP, and forward the confirmation to Purchasing with a copy of the requisition. Purchasing will sign and return the confirmation to Bieber along with the confirming purchasing order. Purchasing Department Anne K. Reel, director, Parking, Transportation and Security Services Friday, Apr. 6 – 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Patrick Donmoyer '09, building and site conservator with the PA German Cultural Heritage Center, was featured in a story in the Washington Post about hex signs. Donmoyer is considered a national expert on hex signs. Here's the story: www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/travel/escapes-hunting-for-hex-signs-in-pennsylvania-dutch-country/2012/03/28/gIQANULviS_story.html
Please come and check out the new show at the Student Union Art Gallery. We are currently featuring "Gavin Blackburn: Painter and Fine Artist" which will be on display until Wednesday, Apr. 11. Alicia Bonilla-Puig and Elizabeth Emmett, gallery coordinators KU Internship and Job Fair – Wed., Apr. 4, 1 - 4 pm, MSU 218 This is your opportunity to shake hands and talk with employers. Learn about internships and job openings and get your resume out to employers. Kerri Gardi, director, Career Development Center The Student Recreation Center will be operating under special hours for the upcoming Easter Holiday: Friday, April 6: 6 a.m. – 6 p.m.; *Keystone Hall Pool Hours: 8 a.m. - 9 a.m., 12 noon – 1 p.m.* Saturday, April 7: Closed Sunday, April 8: Closed Monday, April 9: Regular Hours Resume Tracy Turner, office manager, Recreational Services
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