Kutztown University's Department of Music hosted its inaugural Woodwind Day yesterday. The
daylong event featured workshops and master classes with KU faculty, as well as guest artists
“Project Trio” and oboist, Nobuo Kitigawa.
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We are sad to learn of the passing of Dr.
Mahfuzul Khondaker’s father
in Bangladesh. We are thinking of Mahfuzul in his loss and grief. May the
memories of his beloved father bring him comfort. Dr. Mahfuzul’s colleagues, Department of Criminal Justice KU Faculty, Staff & Students: New York City Art Buses…… Mar. 2, 9, Apr. 6, 20 & 27. Spend the day in New York on your own at the museums, galleries and stores. Leave KU from Parking Lot B1, west of Boehm Science Building at 9 a.m. Sign up in the College of Visual and Performing Arts Dean’s office located in Sharadin 210. Tickets are $20. KU ID must be shown to purchase ticket. First come, first served! William J. Mowder, dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts The Facilities Office has been working to improve the campus recycling program while simultaneously becoming more efficient and effective. In late February 2013, the first phase of our new Single Stream Recycling program will be evident. Campus customers will begin to notice green dumpsters located in various loading zones across campus, which will serve as the collection point for all recyclable materials gathered from inside our campus buildings. Campus customers can continue to place recyclable materials in the designated containers and locations within their buildings. There is no change at this time in how the materials are handled within buildings. Facilities will be working with our new recycling service provider, Waste Management, to bring educational programs and information sessions to the campus community beginning in the late spring of 2013. We are looking forward to providing a more comprehensive, cost effective, and enhanced recycling program for Kutztown University. Jeff Grimm, assistant vice president, Facilities Now in the Student Union Art Gallery, " Enter My Mind", featuring drawings and prints by Jesse Falcone. The show is up from now until Feb. 27. Delilah Miske & Molly Metz, gallery coordinators Four Kutztown University Department of Music faculty performed at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall on Feb. 9. The Case Ensemble featuring new music by Craig Biondi, Alphonse Izzo and Aleksander Sternfeld-Dunn includes performers Jeremy Justeson, saxophone; Susanna Loewy, flute; Daniel Immel and Maria Asteriadou, piano. The professors talk about preparing for the concert, the dress rehearsal at KU, what it means to perform at Carnegie Hall, and how KU's faculty are as committed to their students as they are to performing. View a video about the concert http://youtu.be/nWezpHsWAJw The Vagina Monologues - The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (FMLA) and the Women’s Center present The Vagina Monologues on Thursday, Feb. 21 and Friday, Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. in the MSU Multipurpose Room, 218. Tickets are on sale at the MSU Information desk. For credit card purchase, please call x3-4092. If not sold out, tickets also will be sold at the door. Tickets are $5 with KU Student I.D. and $10 for all others. All proceeds are donated to organizations that promote anti-violence against women and girls, including Berks Women in Crisis, Planned Parenthood, and the V-Day International Spotlight. For further information, please contact the Women’s Center at x3-4655. V-Day is a global activist movement to end violence against women and girls. The Vagina Monologues creates awareness, education, and understanding through real women’s stories and experiences. For more information about V-Day, and its fundraising events, visit www.vday.org. Emily Schurstein, public relations intern, Women’s Center KU Faculty, Managers and Professional Staff Members - Please use this online form to indicate your willingness to serve on University Senate Governance Committees: https://kunited.kutztown.edu/form/start/18844. To log in, you will use your full KU email address as your username, and your KU Windows password for your password. Please be aware that you can only submit this form once. This form is open from now until Thursday, Feb. 28 at 4:30 p.m. The status of your submission may be reviewed by logging in to KUnited, click on “My Involvement” and then “Submissions”. If you have any problems with KUnited access or with form completion, please direct questions to Leah Cassellia at casselli@kutztown.edu or x3-4867. Thank you for your willingness to serve! University Senate Department of Social Work 11th Annual Community Forum, Healthcare Policy Implications Across the Practice Continuum, Mar. 15, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Forum 2013 raises awareness of up-to-date healthcare delivery, policy reform, and ethical issues across levels and systems of care. Experts in healthcare identify best practices. Full-day attendees receive six social work continuing education credits, including three ethics credits. To register by Mar. 8, please visit http://socialwork.kutztown.edu. Questions? Please contact Dr. Sharon Lyter, forum chair, lyter@kutztown.edu or x3-4235. |