Junior Lauren Galetto also had PSAC qualifying times in the 200-yard butterfly and 100-yard butterfly. She was first in the 200-yard
butterfly with a time of 2:14.71. Galetto was second in the 100-yard butterfly (1:01.15) and freshman Jessica Bleiler was third (1:02.71).





The Daily Brief
Monday, January 23, 2012



ANNOU
NCEMENTS


Effective Dec. 17, Dr. Keshav Gupta assumed the chair duties for the Department of Business Administration.
The Department of Business Administration office is located at 233 DF; phone is x3-4580. Dr. Roger Hibbs has returned to full-time teaching in the department. The office location for Dr. Hibbs is DF 204B and his phone is x6-5979. Effective Jan. 3, administrative support for the Department of Business Administration will be provided by Mrs. Donna Delong and Mrs. Tammy Wert.


Thanks to business administration associate professor Dr. Therese Maskulka for her help explaining the economics of a college town – the story ran in the Reading Eagle yesterday. http://readingeagle.com/article.aspx?id=360467



KUBoK training Session - Looking for Volunteer opportunities? Volunteer with KUBoK. It is a coalition of Kutztown community residents, KU students, faculty and staff working and walking together to maintain Kutztown as a safe community. Trained volunteers create a sober presence as they walk the neighborhood during peak social hours. If you would like more information please contact Jessica Cole, KUBoK graduate assistant at kubokwatch@gmail.com. If you would like to volunteer with KUBoK please attend the training session on Wednesday, Feb. 1. in AF 101 from 7-8 p.m.


Women’s Center Accepting HEART Applications
- Reminder: The HEART at KU training begins Tuesday, Jan. 24. If you are interested in completing this 60-hour domestic and sexual violence education seminar, come to the Women’s Center, OM 126, to complete an application. Applications may also be downloaded from the Women’s Center website and submitted at the Women’s Center. Please submit all applications by Jan. 31. All sessions will be held at Kutztown University on Tuesdays and some Saturdays, through March when classes are in session. This program is free to all KU students, faculty and staff. For more information: visit the Women’s Center at www.kutztown.edu/womenscenter , call x3-4655 or email womenscenter@kutztown.edu.
        Grace M. Hill, director, Women's Center & GLBTQ Resource Center


Activating your D2L courses
- As we approach the start of the Spring semester we want to remind faculty that courses in Desire2Learn are created as "inactive". This simply means you will be able to have access to your D2L learning space sooner, since your students will not have access to your course until you choose to make your course status "active". Instructions for activating your courses are available within Desire2Learn. Please contact D2Ladmin@kutztown.edu with any questions.
       
Jim Brenneck, LMS manager, Office of Academic Affairs


The Kutztown University Council of Trustees will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 4 p.m. at the Stratton Administration Building, room 301.
      
 Elsa G. Collins, President’s Office



Faculty -
The MSU advisory board is looking for short-term assistance serving on a committee to develop a five-year plan for the building. The anticipated commitment would take place during the spring 2012 semester and consist of one hour meetings every two weeks. Meetings will take place on Friday’s at 2 p.m. (every two weeks). If you are available during this time and have an interest in participating in such a committee, please send an email to: scarciak@kutztown.edu. Thank you for your time and consideration.
        Trisha J. Scarcia-King



2012 Spring Semester Academic Department Chairs List

 

DEPARTMENT

FIRST NAME

LAST NAME

Academic Enrichment

Edwin

Nieves

Anthropology/Sociology

James

Delle

Art Education & Crafts

John

White

Athletics

Martha

Anderson

Biology

Carol

Mapes

Business Administration

Keshav

Gupta

Communication Design

Todd

McFeely

Communication Studies & Theatre

Lisa

Weckerle

Computer Science

Linda

Day

Counseling/Human Services

Brian

Wlazelek

Counseling/Psychological Services

Lisa

Coulter

Criminal Justice

Alexander

Pisciotta

Electronic Media

Joseph

Chuk

Elementary Education

Jeanie

Burnett

English

Janice

Chernekoff

Fine Arts

Cheryl

Hochberg

Geography

Richard

Courtney

History

Michael

Gambone

Instructional Technology/Library Science

Eloise

Long

Mathematics

Paul

Ache

Modern Language Studies

Karen

Rauch

Music

Willis

Rapp

Nursing

Mary Ann

Dailey

Philosophy

John

Lizza

Physical Sciences

Edward

Simpson

Political Science

Kristin

Bremer

Professional Studies

Elizabeth

Rogol

Psychology

Anita

Meehan

Rohrbach Library

Bruce

Gottschall

Secondary Education

Theresa

Stahler

Social Work

John

Vafeas

Special Education

Debra

Lynch

Sport Management

Lorri

Engstrom

 

 

 


       - Elsa G. Collins, President’s Office



A
THLETICS

The Kutztown University women's swimming team concluded its regular season by defeating Lock Haven University, 134-128 in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) dual meet on Saturday afternoon.

For the second consecutive season Kutztown and Lock Haven joined forces to a host a Pancreatic Cancer Awareness meet to help raise money and awareness for the debilitating disease that affects so many. Both teams wore a special edition purple and white swim cap and accepted donations throughout the meet. All proceeds collected were donated to the American Cancer Society.

The Golden Bears (5-3 overall, 3-3 PSAC) concluded its regular season in style by utilizing team efforts.

For more information on KU Athletics including results from the track and field meet and basketball, please see www.kubears.com


ARAMARK

Kutztown Dining has a great offer for all KU faculty & staff. Deposit $100 or more Dining Dollars to your account and receive a 10% bonus in FREE Dining Dollars. This offer is valid only when opening a new Dining Dollar account or making a deposit during the first two weeks of the spring semester. The last day to make deposits and receive the FREE bonus is Friday, Feb 3. Dining Dollars are comparable with a debit card, and are loaded onto your Kutztown ID card, so you never have to carry cash. Deposits can be made at the One Card Office in MSU. Dining Dollars are accepted at all ARAMARK dining locations on campus. Please contact adams-nicole@aramark.com with questions.

In addition to the FREE bonus, enjoy $5 all-you-care-to-eat meals in South Side Cafe or Viewpoints, when your purchase is made with Dining Dollars. If using other forms of payment, the cost for lunch is $6.60. 

Chef Dan's Table will be back at South Side Cafe starting
Jan. 30. It will be served Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., please visit www.kutztown.campusdish.com to view the menu.

 

This week's menu at the World Station in South Side Cafe is as follows:

Monday, Jan. 23 - Nacho Bar

Tuesday, Jan. 24 - Sizzling Pasta Bar

Wednesday, Jan. 25 - Pho Noodle Bar

Thursday, Jan. 26 - Middle Eastern Gyro Bar

Friday, Jan. 27 - Grilled Cheese Bar with Tomato Soup

 



In Case You Missed It:
(Announcements and other information that have previously appeared in the Daily Brief.)
The University Curriculum Committee (UCC) will meet on Thursday, Jan. 26, at 11 a.m., in MSU 312, to consider the curricular proposals on its January agenda, which can be found online at http:// www.kutztown.edu/committees/ucc/agenda.html. Individuals and/or departments with proposals on the agenda are invited and encouraged to attend to answer any questions that may arise.
        R.S. Schaeffer, chair, University Curriculum Committee


Emergency Evacuation Drills Planned - The Office of Environmental Safety & Health will be conducting the required semi-annual fire/emergency evacuation drills of the academic buildings during the first two days of classes, weather permitting. These drills are conducted to refresh faculty and staff on the necessary steps required to swiftly and safely evacuate their classrooms and offices. Please remember to turn off lights and close hallway doors upon exiting the building, and have your class walk well clear from the building exits to allow others to evacuate quickly and smoothly. These drills should be completed in under 10 minutes, but may come at the beginning, middle, or end of the class period. Please plan accordingly by reviewing emergency evacuation procedures with each class during your initial introduction. There will only be one drill per building. Thank you in advance for your cooperation with this necessary exercise.
        Mark W. Hostetter, Fire Safety Technician


The 65,000-square-foot Academic Forum houses seven classrooms, ranging from 85 to 200 seats, all equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology. In addition, a popular food court is contained in a 6,000-square foot commons area with student lounges throughout. The university’s mail services and copy center are located in the Academic Forum. http://tour.kutztown.edu/ipix/kutztown_AF_qt.html


Housing, Residence Life and Dining Services congratulates Apryle Carney and Amanda Kerns on their new positions. Apryle is now the Associate Director of Housing and Residence Life working in the area of housing assignments, student recruitment and retention. Amanda is now the Assistant Director for Housing and Dining Services working in the area of housing assignments, dining marketing, sales and programming. Both Apryle and Amanda have been with our office for a number of years and their new titles and classifications are due to increased assignments and new level of responsibility within Kutztown University’s housing and dining program.
        Kent Dahlquist, director, Housing, Residence Life and Dining Services



Free notary service for university business -
For faculty, staff or students, if you have a university-related document that needs to be notarized, KU offers free business notary services. If you, a student or colleague need assistance with professional notary documentation, please see the attached document for more information. It's easy and it's free. http://www.kutztown.edu/news/brief/2012/January/KU_Notary_Service_Doc_2012.pdf
        Trisha J. Scarcia-King