ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following members of the TRIO Student Support
Services Program will be leaving campus early this morning, April 11.
They will be participating in a field trip to New York City to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and to see the Broadway production of “Memphis.” Please excuse these students from classes that day and permit them to complete any coursework missed because of this activity. If you have any questions, please call ext. 34219. Thank you.
Gail
M. Craig, director
On Saturday, April 21, the Alumni Engagement office hosts a Spring Sports
Tailgate. You can check-out the baseball game, softball game, the women’s
lacrosse game and men’s rugby club, as well as the spring football game:
Maroon & Gold Spring Football Game – 1 p.m. at University Field
Baseball vs. West Chester (doubleheader) – 1 p.m. at North Campus Field
Softball vs. East Stroudsburg (doubleheader) – 1 p.m. at North Campus Field
Men’s Rugby vs. Rutgers – 1 p.m. at the North Campus Pitch
Women’s Lacrosse vs. Lock Haven - 3 p.m. at Keystone Field
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Designathon by the numbers: 90 students, six KUCD professors and 15 KUCD alumni participated in the event 30 non-profit clients (with the majority being
from the surrounding local communities). 2664 total hours put toward non-profit design
work. This equals $119,880 worth of design services provided at no
charge. Yes, they really did stay up for 24 hours!
ZTA has postponed their PINK OUT fundraising
event
to Thursday, April 12, 10 a.m. -3 p.m. on the lawn outside the Rohrbach Library.
Mark your calendars and drop on by to help ZTA support Breast Cancer Awareness &
Education.
Please excuse the following students from class Friday, Apr. 13, as they are with Jazz Ensemble I at the Cocalico Jazz festival where they are performing and presenting master classes to 200+ high school music students and music educators from the Lancaster/Lebanon area. If you have questions, please contact Dr. Kevin Kjos at x3-1583. Matt Asti, David Attilio, Benya Barshai, Chris Brady, Brendan Burke, Zac Cambria, Matt Haelig, Zac Gardner, Dylan Hinnershitz, Griffin Johnson, David Kile, Eric Kratz, Josh Kravette, Mary Mccormick, James Mcgrath, Mike Quinlivan, Kate Sadowski, Mike Surkin, Dane Santa, Kyle Stauffer, Will Sarver, Ethan Wightkin. Gift Baskets - I invite you to put your creative talents to work – design a basket of treasures for the spring and summer seasons. The proceeds raised from ticket sales for basket chances will be used to support KUBoK (Kutztown University and Borough of Kutztown) Neighborhood Watch, a volunteer coalition of community residents and KU students, faculty and staff working and walking together to maintain a safe and friendly community. The baskets will be displayed on-campus in the MSU on Thursday, May 3 and off-campus at the Community Block Party on Sunday, May 6. Chances to win baskets will be sold at both locations. Anyone can participate - staff, faculty, departments, clubs and organizations. Do it individually or as a group. Be as creative as you like and as non-traditional as you want it to be! You can base it around a theme, a hobby, sporting team, or anything that comes to mind. The deadline to submit baskets is May 1. Baskets should be gift-wrapped in cellophane and can be dropped off at the Dean of Students office, MSU 262. Please give your basket a creative name and identify who it is being sponsored by. Any questions, please contact Susan Mangold, Academic and Student Affairs, at x3-1396 or mangold@kutztown.edu. Susan L. Mangold, student services coordinator, Academic and Student Affairs Please come check out the newest Brick Wall Show. Andrea Rincon is showing her Prints in "What is Your Story Made Out Of?" The show will be on display at the Brick Wall from now until Apr. 18. Alicia Bonilla-Puig and Elizabeth Emmett, coordinators, Student Union Art Gallery Camille DeMarco, University Marketing National Library Week - This week (April 8-14) is National Library Week, a time to celebrate libraries and the people who work in them. The Rohrbach Library is celebrating with several events including READ posters, a children's literature costume contest, a scavenger hunt, and the following speakers: •“Without struggle...” and other Words of Wisdom from Mr. Douglass Dr. Nathaniel Williams (former KU Frederick Douglass Institute Scholar-in-Residence)—Wednesday, Apr. 11, Noon-1 p.m. in Rohrbach Library 100B •"Go Fish: How to Win Contempt and Influence People" by Dwayne Booth (Mr. Fish)—Thursday, Apr. 12, 11 a.m. - noon in Rohrbach Library 100B (The author will be selling and signing his books as well!) •"Lament for the Molly Maguires"— Although Dr. Rosen is no longer able to make it next week for his talk due to health reasons, please come to the Library to see the art of KU Fine Arts graduate Tim Betz, who will be exhibiting paintings about the Molly Maguires. If you haven’t been over to get your photo taken for a READ poster, you have until the end of next week. For more information about any of these events, please see the library newsletter at: http://www.kutztown.edu/library/about/newsletters/Spring2012News.pdf or contact Karen Wanamaker at kwanamak@kutztown.edu. Karen J. Wanamaker, assistant professor, librarian
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 |