![]() deans in Business, Education and Journalism schools Journalism and Mass Communication. sive university, I believe that the School of Business seeks academic distinctiveness, enhanced student outcomes, a commitment to global- ization, strengthening the environment for community/social responsibility," said Balthazard. 20 years, succeeds Peggy Yehl Burke, Ed.D., as dean of the School of Education. Burke was promoted to associate provost and dean of the School of Graduate Studies. munity of teachers and scholars into the future. Our goal is to con- tinue to produce well-trained and ethical professionals to meet the demanding needs of schools and the community in these tough political and economic times," said Zimmer, an associate professor in the school. Jandoli School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Hoffmann previously served as an associate professor of journalism and mass communica- tion in the school. said Hoffmann. "As an SBU alumna, I our enormous strengths. I will continue to lead in the tradition of Dr. Jandoli with an emphasis on strong writing, reporting and communicating." county taxpayers earn $700,000 in refunds earn $700,000 in tax refunds this year. worked from Jan. 26 through April 3 to generate an impressive 450 tax returns for working families in Cattaraugus County. Tax Assistance (VITA) program in 2004. Since then, VITA has helped low- and moderate-income workers earn more than $4.8 million in tax refunds, often through federal and state Earned Income Tax Credits. fessor of accounting and VITA adviser. "I was particularly impressed by the seniors who really took the first-year juniors under their supervision and made sure the juniors had a good experience." national competition National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) held April 14 in New York City. Federation (AAF). tising programs. For example, first-place winner Penn State has several hundred advertising majors and public relations majors. St. Bonaventure does not offer a major in either field. In all, nine colleges competed in SBU's district. Kelley, St. Bonaventure's ad club adviser. "It's fun being the mouse that roared." million integrated marketing communica- tions campaign to increase Nissan's penetra- tion among African-American, Chinese- American and Hispanic-American Millennials (the demographic that was entering adulthood around the turn of the 21st century). teachers stay ahead of the technology curve of the technology curve and become more passionate about teaching. to create an opportunity for instructors to use enhanced technology tools to make their classes more engaging for their stu- dents. The classroom is outfitted with five desktop computer, webcam, wireless key- board, mouse and large flat screen dis- play. In addition, the instructor has a sixth PC at a podium connected to a Smart Board mounted in the front of the room. or to have each work station working on an independent project. It allows students and "visitors" to Skype into class and for the class to have interactive experiences with people at a distance. This requires instructors to have a new paradigm for planning their classes so that the technolo- gy can be utilized to enhance instruction. www.sbu.edu/education |