The DePue Brothers Band plays tonight at Ursa Minor's Cafe in the MSU at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are still available through KU Presents!
Students are invited to talk with President Cevallos
in an open meeting today, from 11 a.m. to noon in AF201. Dr.
Cevallos welcomes your thoughts, concerns and suggestions regarding Kutztown
University.
Toyia
S. Reed, Office of the President
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Idea Training today, Tuesday Nov. 13, at 3:30 p.m. in room
AF200 - Training will be
conducted via webinar by a representative from IDEA on "How to complete your
Faculty Information Form (F.I.F.)". All KU faculty will be required to complete
these forms each semester prior to teaching courses scheduled for student
evaluation. This training will focus on both the paper version of this form (for
traditional on-campus courses) and the online version of this form (that will be
available for faculty teaching Distance Education courses or computer lab
courses.) Room AF 200 will seat 200 and the Webinar will be recorded and posted
as a “link” to accommodate those faculty unable to participate in this session. Duane Crider, professor, Sport Management Lucky 13 Sale – Today, Nov. 13, at 11 a.m., the KU Student Bookstore is hosting another one-hour-sale event. A select style of black "Kutztown" sweatpants will be on sale for only $13, while supplies last. The same sale will take place at 11 p.m. that night at Dixon Marketplace. Quantities are limited, so get there early! KU Student Bookstore & Dixon Marketplace The Art Education Conference, "Framing the Future" will be held on Friday, Nov. 16 in MSU and Sharadin Arts Building. Dennis Inhulsen, president elect of the National Art Education Association, will present a keynote in the MSU at 12:15. For more information go to: http://www.kutztown.edu/academics/visual_arts/arted/2012-conference.html Amy L. Pfeiler-Wunder, assistant professor, Art Education Thank you to all faculty for submitting your textbook adoptions in a timely manner. Your attention to this allows the Bookstore to buy more used books from our students at Textbook Buyback, putting more money in their pockets and more used copies on our bookstore shelves. As we prepare for the spring semester, we are attempting to ensure all course material information on our website is accurate and complete. We are reaching out to faculty and asking that they please take a minute and check to make sure their courses are listed on our website with accurate information. You can find this information at: www.kubstore.com and click on “Textbooks”, “Shop and Compare our textbook prices”, select “Spring 2013”, and choose your department, course, and section. From there, click “Compare Prices On These Course Materials” button then click “Begin Price Comparison”. If your course and section do not appear, we may have not received your textbook adoption yet. After reviewing your courses, please feel free to contact our textbook department with any questions at x3-4037.Thank you for assisting us to get all course material information out to the students and keeping the University compliant with HEOA. Vicki Graft, retail manager, KUSSI The Secondary Education Department Presents "American Teacher" - Weaving interviews of policy experts and startling facts with the lives and careers of four teachers, American Teacher tells the collective story by and about those closest to the issues in our educational system -- the 3.2 million teachers who spend every day in classrooms across our country. On Tuesday Nov. 13, at 4 p.m., in the Alumni Auditorium, MSU. $2 donation - all proceeds will be given to local underfunded middle schools. Individuals and groups are invited to design a gift basket for the annual Holiday Gift Basket event that supports the KUBoK Neighborhood Watch. Baskets will be displayed downtown Sunday, December 2 and on-campus in the MSU Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 5 and 6. Winners will be identified and contacted on Friday, Dec. 7. Be creative—baskets can be based around a theme, a hobby, sporting team, or anything that comes to mind. Baskets should be gift-wrapped in cellophane and can be dropped off at the Dean of Students office, MSU 262. 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. Deadline to submit baskets is Wednesday, Nov. 28. Susan L. Mangold, student services coordinator, Academic and Student Affairs Housing, Residence Life and Dining Services & the Friends of Rachel Club are proud to present: Kylie Morgan, on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. in the MSU MPR as part of a Diversity Week programming series. Kylie is a peer spokesperson for PACER.org’s National Bullying Prevention Center, which engages and educates communities nationwide to address bullying with a focus on teen-to-teen involvement. Diversity Week schedule of events: Monday, Nov. 12- Diversity “Quilt” Making 5-7pm in Golden Bear Food Court at the SDH Tuesday, Nov. 13- World Foods Celebration 4:30-7:30pm South Side Café at the SDH Tuesday, Nov. 13- Speaker- Thomas Pogge, on World Poverty 7pm in BH 145 Tuesday, Nov. 13 - “Frame a Friend”, photos and frame making 8pm in the Unity Room at the Multicultural Center Wednesday, Nov. 14 - Speaker/Performer- Kylie Morgan, on Anti-Bullying 7pm in MSU MPR Thursday, Nov. 15 - Film & discussion, “The Anatomy of Hate” 6pm at the AF 101 Thursday, Nov. 15 - “Let’s Talk About Sex & More”, Gender roles program 7:30pm in BN Hall Christine B. Price, assistant director, Housing & Residential Services The next University Curriculum Committee (UCC) meeting for the 2012-2013 academic year will be held on Nov. 29. The deadline for submission of all proposals for this meeting is noon on Tuesday, Nov. 13. Because of the upcoming holiday, no proposals will be accepted after this date. Please submit new proposals prior to this deadline to the UCC secretary, Bethany French, in the Provost’s Office, Stratton309. If you have any questions, please contact Bethany French at x3-1312. The full schedule of meeting dates and deadlines for this year is available on the UCC website. Bethany French, secretary, University Curriculum Committee Rohrbach Library Survey - Try for a prize while helping the library serve you better--take 10 minutes to complete the library survey. The survey can be found at: http://www.libqual.org/survey/RWSVD362HUL53VCY. By completing and submitting the survey you are indicating you are 18 years of age or older and voluntarily consent to participate in this research. Prizes include: one Kindle Fire, two $50 Amazon gift cards donated by the KU Foundation, one $25 KU Book Store gift card donated by the KU Book Store, coffee mugs and drink certificates donated by Aramark, and assorted Library merchandise. Please contact Karen Wanamaker kwanamak@kutztown.edu if you have any questions. Karen J. Wanamaker, assistant professor/librarian, Rohrbach Library Join us for a screening of “Orchids: My Intersex Adventure,” a documentary about a young woman’s journey in discovering herself and what it means to be intersex, on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 6 p.m. OM 4. A discussion about intersex conditions and family choices follows the film. For more information, please visit http://www.isna.org. Tawni Kramer, writing intern, GLBTQ Resource Center |