SPOTLIGHT: A Survival Kit for Graduating Students: You Could Win Senior Week Tickets
Admissions Welcomes Prospective Students
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
Alumni Talk on Working for a Globalized Company
Welcome Home Bonnies on Flickr
Parking Area Reserved for Board of Trustees Parking this Friday
Financial Literacy Meeting Gift Card Winners for Session Two
REPEAT ANNOUNCEMENTS
SBU Theater presents Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Learning Opportunities with The Center for Community Engagement
Save the Date – April 3 – for Spring Awards Ceremony
Teeter Totter Marathon for Bone Marrow Transplants
Embrace it Africa Badminton Tournament
Spring Into Bona's Community and Academic Fair
CAB Executive Board Applications
An Evening with The Arts to Feature Senior Arts Show
Congratulations to the CPRC’s CareerFest Prize Winners
Campus Talk Friday on Professional Side of Art World
In Defense of Men: Beyond the Divide
Coping With Another Person's Addiction
Spring Weekend T-Shirt Design Contest
Improve Your Housing Lottery Score
Basketball Merchandise in the St. Bonaventure Bookstore
Now Open: New York State Paid Internship Opportunities!
Financial Literacy Meeting Gift Card Winners for Session One
Greg Privitera to Teach an SPSS Workshop on Thursday, March 22
SBU to Break Ground for New Business Center, Name its Rare Books Library
Graduate Intern Position in the Office of Admissions for Tech Services
Graduate Intern Position in the Office of Admissions for Director of Recruitment
Special Olympics Coaches Clinic
Financial Literacy Meetings For all Seniors Graduating in May and August 2012
A SURVIVAL KIT FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS: YOU COULD WIN SENIOR WEEK TICKETS
Are you graduating and have no idea how to look for an apartment, evaluate a job offer, or cook on a dime? This event is for you! Join us today! We’ll show you how to survive in this economy and we will give away four Senior Week tickets! Aramark will give a cooking demonstration showing everyone how to jazz up a college favorite, mac n’ cheese!
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When: 4 p.m., today
• Where: Reilly Center, Second Floor, Room 211/213
• Giveaways at event: Four Senior Week Tickets and a Bookstore gift card
towards a cap and gown
• To pre-register, e-mail your name, major and year to career@sbu.edu.
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Quick Center for the Arts
ADMISSIONS WELCOMES PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
Help us make our guests feel welcome!
Visiting campus today are:
Kidand Tewolde, a prospective freshman from Oneonta, N.Y., interested in Biochemistry;
John Verhayden, a prospective freshman from Schenectady, N.Y., interested in History.
ALUMNI TALK ON WORKING FOR A GLOBALIZED COMPANY
Recent political science graduate, Dana DiSomma, '08, will speak about her experience working for Intercos (a globalized cosmetics firm) as an Operational Marketing Executive.
The talk, sponsored by the Political Science Department and the International Studies Program, is scheduled for 4 p.m., Monday, March 26, in Plassmann 200. It will be fairly informal and a good opportunity for students to network and find out about career opportunities.
Mary Rose Kubal, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Political Science
WELCOME HOME BONNIES PHOTOS ON FLICKR
Pictures from Wednesday's welcome home gathering for the women's basketball team are posted on the University's Flickr site at www.sbu.edu/bonaflickr.
Office of Marketing and Communications
PARKING AREA RESERVED FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES PARKING THIS FRIDAY
The visitor/15 minute loading and unloading parking area north of Doyle Hall will be reserved for Board of Trustee parking on Friday, March 24.
FINANCIAL LITERACY MEETING GIFT CARD WINNERS FOR SESSION TWO
Congratulations to our three gift card winners!
Lauren Perkins - $50.00
John Schichtel - $25.00
Bridget Barrett - $25.00
It is not too late to sign up for a meeting and have a chance to win a gift card. Learn more by clicking here.
Jill R. Rohl-Lampack
Financial Aid Office
SBU THEATER PRESENTS SHAKESPEARE'S A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Where: Quick Center for the Arts
When: 7:30 p.m., today through Saturday, March 24
Reserved seating: $8, public; $6, subscribers, SBU employees, seniors,
students. Free student rush seating starting at 6:30 p.m. in-person only
with valid student ID.
Audience talk-back after Friday performance. Suitable for all audiences.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE CENTER FOR COMMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Are you considering a career in the non-profit world? These community-based learning programs will enhance your understanding of non-profit leadership and operations.
Grant Writing Basics
1 - 5 p.m., Sunday, April 1
The ability to secure external funding sources is the lifeblood of any non-profit agency.
Learn the basics of grant writing in this half-day seminar, including basic grant terminology, seeking grant sources, proposal writing, goal and objective statements, budgeting, outcomes, funder relations, and assessment tools.
All participants will receive a grant-writing text book, binder of information on grant sources and writing processes, and will work through a basic grant proposal.
Cost: $85
Poverty: Challenges and Solutions
6 - 9 p.m., Wednesday, April 11
Poverty is a growing problem in America, and an increasing number of children are being raised in generational poverty. While there is no exact answer to the alleviation of poverty, it is evident that a family-centered approach is needed, which brings collective community resources to bear on the problem.
Clarify your understanding of poverty and its challenges, and begin to develop critical elements of a community-based route that will lead to poverty’s eventual elimination.
Cost: free (limited seating)
To register, call the CCE Office, 375-7643 or email CCE@sbu.edu.
The faculty members and graduate students of The Russell J. Jandoli School of Journalism and Mass Communication and the department of Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) at St. Bonaventure University request the honor of your presence at the IMC Graduate Defenses today in Walsh Auditorium.
Please see the schedule below for times and project titles.
6 - 7 p.m., Dan Bates: An IMC Plan for the Rochester American Hockey Organization
7 - 8 p.m., Kaitlin Flor: An IMC Plan for Upstate Wine Country
8 - 9 p.m., Sarah Ingham: An IMC Plan for NETFLIX
SAVE THE DATE – APRIL 3 – FOR SPRING AWARDS CEREMONY
The university community is cordially invited to celebrate the accomplishments of faculty, staff and students during the 2012 Spring Honors and Awards Ceremony to be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, in The Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.
This special program will celebrate:
• winners of the 2012 Fr. Joe Doino, O.F.M., Honors and Awards
• SBU personnel marking employment anniversaries (Employee Recognition
Ceremony)
• 2012 Faculty Award recipients
Please join us as we recognize fellow colleagues and students.
For a list of employees who will be marking employment anniversaries, click here.
TEETER TOTTER MARATHON FOR BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS
Did you know that two members of our rugby team have received marrow transplants? Do you know how easy it is to save a life? We have built a giant see saw and are looking to have a 24 hour marathon. Our goal is to raise awareness and funds for bone marrow transplants. Come see us Friday at the RC from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and see how you can help.
The Class of 2016 is ready to begin their adventure at St. Bonaventure.
Mark your calendars – new student orientation is just around the corner! Students in the Class of 2016 will start their journey this summer at one of the following orientation sessions:
Session 1: July 9 and 10
Session 2: July 12 and 13
Session 3: July 16 and 17
Session 4: July 20 and 21
EMBRACE IT AFRICA BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
Embrace it Africa will be having its first badminton tournament at the Richter Center on Thursday, March 29. Registration will be in the RC from Thursday, March 22, to Wednesday, March 28. The cost is $10 per team, and each team can have a minimum of two players and a maximum of four.
Prizes include money back for third place, money back and a $10 gift certificate to Mangias for each team member for second place, and money back, T-shirts, a $5 Mangias gift certificate and a $20 Bookstore gift card for each team member for first place.
Where: University Club
When: 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
Lunch: $3. Serve yourself in the Hickey. Pay upstairs.
Speaker: Anne and Richard Lee
Title: Bill Clinton on Arsenio Hall: A Musical Performance that Ushered in a New Dynamic Between Politicians and the Press
Twenty years ago in his first run for the presidency, Bill Clinton and his campaign team developed a plan to bypass mainstream media and showcase the then-Arkansas governor in soft-media appearances which they felt would resonate with the American electorate. Such appearances may not seem unusual by today’s standards, but in 1992 individuals who wished to be perceived as serious candidates were more likely to appear on Meet the Press, Nightline or Face the Nation.
The presentation will explore the Clinton team’s decision to utilize soft-media and examine the implications that decision has had over the past two decades.
The Friday Forum is generously subsidized by the President’s office.
SPRING INTO BONA'S COMMUNITY AND ACADEMIC FAIR
Attention campus clubs and organizations!
Spring into Bona’s is approaching fast, and so is the Community and Academic Fair. Over 200 incoming freshmen will be on campus for Spring into Bona’s, so show them why your club or organization is great by signing up for a table at the Community and Academic Fair, being held from 12:30 - 2 p.m. on March 30.
Each club or organization will be given at least four feet of table space and will be responsible for bringing their own signage. Clubs and organizations can begin setting up at 11:30 a.m., but special arrangements can be made. Please indicate if you will need an outlet, and we will try to accommodate your request. Groups can give away prizes or merchandise but cannot sell items or solicit donations from prospective students and their families. The deadline to sign up is Friday, March 23.
Contact Bryan Jackson at jacksoba@bonaventure.edu to sign up for your table.
Today
Dance party
10 p.m. - midnight
Friday, March 23
Senior social jam band
5 - 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 24
Video game tournament sponsored by the Class of 2015
7 p.m.
Stephen Kuchera
Assistant Director of Activities,
Recreation, and
Leadership
CAB EXECUTIVE BOARD APPLICATIONS
Are you interested in becoming a CAB executive board member? If so, you can pick up an application in the Reilly Center, room 208. Completed applications are due at 5 p.m., Monday, March 26 in RC 208.
For more information, please email sbucab@sbu.edu.
We are accepting applications for Sponsored Research Grants. As in past years, we anticipate awarding at least two summer research grants (approximately $2,500) and several smaller faculty research grants (up to $750).
If you are interested in applying for research assistance, email your application request to Dr. DiMattio, Dean of Clare College: ddimatti@sbu.edu with a copy to Rachel Farrell: rfarrell@sbu.edu. The deadline for submitting applications is April 6, 2012.
Dr. David DiMattio
Dean of Clare College
AN EVENING WITH THE ARTS TO FEATURE SENIOR ART SHOW
The 2012 Senior Thesis Exhibition featuring the works of seven senior art students will be one of the featured events Friday, March 23, when the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts hosts An Evening With the Arts, sponsored by The Quick Center and the Department of Visual and Performing Arts.
The exhibition opens with a reception from 5 - 7 p.m. The exhibiting artists will give gallery talks from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Other events scheduled as part of An Evening With the Arts include a tour of the Asian art collection, music performed by SBU music program students, and a performance of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in Rigas Family Theater.
Refreshments will be served on The Quick Center’s mezzanine.
For more information, go to http://www.sbu.edu/About_News.aspx?id=38004.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CPRC'S CAREERFEST PRIZE WINNERS
Sara Legarsky – Second place pre-registration winner of the St. Bonaventure Professional Portfolio.
Sinead Coleman – First place pre-registration winner of the $50 Olean Chamber of Commerce Gift Certificate and SBU travel mug.
Ashley Carlson – Second place student attendance winner of the St. Bonaventure blanket.
Nick Garuckas – First place student attendance winner of the $50 Olean Chamber of Commerce Gift Certificate and SBU travel mug.
All prizes can be picked up at the CPRC main office in RC 216 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Thank you to everyone who attended and made CareerFest a great success! Hope to see you again next year!
Pam Burdick
Career Counselor/Employer Relations Coordinator
St. Bonaventure University
Career and Professional Readiness Center
CAMPUS TALK FRIDAY ON PROFESSIONAL SIDE OF ART WORLD
Alumna to return for campus talk. Justine Whalen, a 2010 SBU graduate who earned a master’s degree from the prestigious Christie’s Education program in New York, will discuss opportunities in the art world in a public talk at 2:30 p.m. Friday, March 23, in the Walsh Science Center auditorium.
“This is a great opportunity for our campus to learn about the professional side of the art world,” said Dr. Scott Craver, assistant professor of art history and program coordinator for art history and visual arts at St. Bonaventure. “Her talk will be of interest not only to visual arts and art history majors, but also to students and others seeking information about various career opportunities in the art world in general.”
Christie’s Education is the educational arm of Christie’s auction house and has colleges in New York and London. Christie’s Education New York offers a master’s program in History of Art and the Art Market: Modern and Contemporary Art.
For more information: http://www.sbu.edu/About_News.aspx?id=38041.
IN DEFENSE OF MEN: BEYOND THE DIVIDE
In Defense of Men: Beyond the Divide is an interactive talk/program that will take place today, in Murphy Auditorium at 7 p.m.
The talk is sponsored by Voices and the Diversity Action Committee. All are welcome. The talk is free and open to the public.
COPING WITH ANOTHER PERSON'S ADDICTION
Join our support group to meet on Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. in Doyle Hall, Room 127. If you are struggling with someone else's addiction and would like to meet other students who are dealing with similar issues, please consider attending a group meeting.
This is a counselor lead group that offers support, feedback, and a safe place to talk.
For more information, please contact Stacey Farris at sfarris@sbu.edu.
SPRING WEEKEND T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST
SGA is looking for T-shirt designs for this year's Spring Weekend! Any student can submit a design. Please submit designs to deragoes@bonaventure.edu by Monday, March 26.
Students will vote on my.sbu for their favorite shirt design the first week of April. The shirts will be given out Spring Weekend. Email deragoes@bonaventure.edu if you have any questions.
All shirts must be approved by the University.
Emily Deragon
Student Government Association Vice President
Students who wish to live in Shay Hall next year must submit an application by 4 p.m. Friday, March 23. Applications should be returned to the Housing and Residence Life Offices, RC 204 or 206. Forms are available at the information table outside of RC 204. Please send questions to resed@sbu.edu.
IMPROVE YOUR HOUSING LOTTERY SCORE
Students can earn reductions (improvements) in their housing lottery score by submitting documentation of their co-curricular involvement. Forms are available at the information table outside of RC 204. Return the form to the Housing and Residence Life Offices, RC 204 or 206, by 4 p.m. Friday, March 23. Please send questions to resed@sbu.edu.
BASKETBALL MERCHANDISE IN THE ST. BONAVENTURE BOOKSTORE
The Bookstore has sold out of Men's Basketball A-10 Championship T-shirts, NCAA March Madness T-shirts, and Women's Basketball NCAA Road to the Final Four T-shirts. We have received a Men's Basketball A-10 Championship baseball cap available for purchase currently in the Bookstore.
They will have Lady Bonnie’s Sweet Sixteen T-shirts available today.
NOW OPEN: NEW YORK STATE PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Brought to you by the Career and Professional Readiness Center and the Upstate 8 Career Alliance.
Are you looking for internships in NY that are paid? Click this link and find over 40 opportunities by searching under five regions: Albany/Capital Region, Buffalo/Western N.Y., New York City/Tri-State, Rochester/Finger Lakes, Syracuse/Central N.Y.
Contact the Career and Professional Readiness Center if you have any questions: RC 216, (716) 375- 2384, career@sbu.edu.
FINANCIAL LITERACY MEETING GIFT CARD WINNERS FOR SESSION ONE
Congratulations to our three gift card winners!
Crystal Hopkins, $50
Chloe Priester, $25
Kerin Schmid, $25
It’s not too late to sign up for a meeting and have a chance to win a gift card. Learn more by clicking here.
At 9 p.m., today, in University Ministries, Philosophy Club will discuss the ethics of involvement. Do we have a moral duty to get involved with another person's problem? Another country's problem? What is the danger of indifference? What are the dangers of getting involved? What does it mean to "help" another person? Refreshments will be served. All are welcome.
Speaker: Megan E. Walsh, Department of English
Talk: "Phillis Wheatley, Slavery, and the Illustrated Book in Early America."
Time and date: 12:30 - 1:20 p.m., Wednesday, March 28
Place: Upper level seminar room of the library. Please feel free to bring lunch.
Cookies and soda will be available.
For more information contact: Joel Horowitz, History, 2243 or jhorowit@sbu.edu.
GREG PRIVITERA TO TEACH AN SPSS WORKSHOP TODAY
Greg Privitera, Assistant Professor of Psychology and author of Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences, will give us an introduction to the statistical software program SPSS.
Join us from 1-3 p.m., today, in the Library Instructional Lab to learn how to use SPSS.
Topics to be covered include:
1. Getting to know SPSS: Data view and variable view
2. Designing a study: Within-subjects and between-subjects
3. Entering and defining data by column and by row
4. Descriptive statistics: Mean, median, mode, range, and Variance
5. Comparing one or two group means: The t-tests and confidence intervals
6. Comparing two or more group means: The One-Way Analysis of Variance
7. Comparing the levels of two or more factors: The factorial analysis
of variance
8. Comparing relationships: Correlation
9. Comparing frequency data: The chi-square tests
To register for any of the workshops or to find out more, email Karla Bright at kbright@sbu.edu.
SBU TO BREAK GROUND FOR NEW BUSINESS CENTER, NAME ITS RARE BOOKS LIBRARY
During special ceremonies on Friday, March 23, St. Bonaventure will break ground for its new School of Business and formally name its rare book library. The campus community and the public are welcome to attend.
Groundbreaking for the new business center will be held at 12:30 p.m. Friday at the building site, south of Friedsam Library, between the Reilly Center and Plassmann Hall. The 26,000-square-foot William E. and Ann L. Swan Business Center will feature a financial services lab with electronic ticker tape, a corporate boardroom, state-of-the-art classrooms, break-out areas, spaces for student collaboration, team building, and faculty research, a dean’s suite, innovative technology uses, and a commitment to sustainability.
Following the groundbreaking, a ceremony to name and bless the rare book library will be held outside Friedsam Memorial Library. The Board of Trustees, at its September 2011 meeting, voted to name the addition the Holy Name Library for the Franciscan Institute, in recognition of the longstanding support of the Holy Name Province of the scholarship and service of the Franciscan Institute.
Also on Friday, representatives from the University’s Board of Trustees and Holy Name Province will sign a Memorandum of Understanding to clarify their historic relationship and promote St. Bonaventure’s commitment to providing higher education as a Catholic institution in the Franciscan tradition.
CAB and the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) are excited to co-organize a week focused on the lives of people with disabilities. Themes explored will address higher education and living with a disability:
Parent-professional collaborative panel: 7 p.m. today
in Plassmann 300
Exploring media around the theme of disability.
Smile As Big As the Moon: today, in Plassmann 300
Learning more about different types of disabilities throughout the week
such as Down Syndrome, Autism and Asperger’s.
Additionally, a campaign will be launched to stop the “R-Word" (http://www.r-word.org/ and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSZb5X66jHA)
The week will end with a “powder puff” football game to raise money for the Down Syndrome Association at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 24. Signups are in RC 208.
Come up to the Clubhouse to enjoy lunch or dinner with your favorite people! This week's specials are:
Penne pasta with meatballs or sausage with choice of marinara or Alfredo sauce;
Meatball sub;
Soup and half-sandwich.
GRADUATE INTERN POSITION IN THE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS FOR TECH SERVICES
Term of Employment: Fall Semester (Possibly Renewable
for Spring Semester)
Supervisor: Director of Operations and Technology
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Working with the Datatel Constituent Relationship Management
(CRM) system and Colleague:
• Importing data
• Merging duplicate records
•Territory reassignment
• Updating and maintenance of records
• Identifying and correcting error messages
• Creating workflows to run automated processes
• Creating programs to enable users to pull information from the system
• Excel spreadsheet manipulation
• Pulling information for and creating bi-monthly reports
• Data entry of prospects
• Assisting daily users
Bulk mailings:
• Managing large inventory housed in two buildings
• Creating mail merges from the CRM and Microsoft Word, printing letters
and labels
• Assisting staff and student workers with mailings Assisting the Admissions
staff as needed
Requirements:
• Resume and cover letter sent to loakes@sbu.edu
or the Admissions Office, attention Laura Oakes
• Bachelor’s degree and enrolled in SBU MBA graduate program (upon start
date)
• Must be a detail-oriented, self-starter
• Ability to work in team and individual settings
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word
• Course schedule that will allow the Intern to be in the Office of Admissions
from approximately 9 a.m. until approximately 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
GRADUATE INTERN POSITION IN THE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS FOR THE DIRECTOR OF RECRUITMENT
Term of Employment: Fall Semester (Possibly Renewable
for Spring Semester)
Supervisor: Director of Recruitment, or appointed senior team member
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
• Giving tours of campus in the absence of a qualified Student Ambassador
• Primary interviewer during counselor travel periods
• Possibility of traveling to high schools for individual visits or college
fairs to promote St. Bonaventure University
• Presenting accurate information about the admissions process, academic
programs, financial aid opportunities, student life, athletics and other
aspects of St. Bonaventure that will be of interest to prospective high
school students and their families
• Assisting in the preparation of student applications to be reviewed
by counselors
• Facilitating the prospective student’s campus visit by arranging for
meetings with University personnel as required
• Following up with interviewed students and maintaining a rapport through
mail, phone and e-mail contact
• Assisting the appropriate team member with the planning and execution
of on-campus programming and events
• Primary contact/event planner for prospective student overnight visits
• Active participation in Admissions evening and weekend responsibilities
• Coordinating group visits to campus
• Assisting on miscellaneous tasks as assigned by Admissions staff
Requirements:
• Resume and cover letter sent to loakes@sbu.edu
or the Admissions Office, attention Laura Oakes
• Bachelor’s degree and enrolled in SBU graduate program (upon start date)
• Must be a detail-oriented, self-starter
• Ability to work in team and individual settings
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills
• Course schedule that will allow the Intern to be in the Office of Admissions
from approximately 9 a.m. until approximately 4 p.m., Monday through Friday,
with the possibility of weekends and evenings. Monday through Friday times
may vary.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS COACHES CLINIC
Special Olympics Coaches Training Clinics
Sponsored by PAC (Physical Activity Club) and SIFE
Volleyball Coaches Clinic
6 - 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 27, Butler Gym
We will train volunteers to work with the local Special Olympics Volleyball
team on campus Tuesday nights in April.
Basketball Coaches Training Clinic
7 - 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 3, Butler Gym
We will train volunteers to work at the Special Olympics Basketball Sports
Clinic Saturday, April 21, with the SBU women's and men's basketball teams.
For further information, contact Dr. Paula Scraba, pscraba@sbu.edu to register to participate or call 375-2444
Open to all majors.
FINANCIAL LITERACY MEETINGS FOR ALL SENIORS GRADUATING IN MAY AND AUGUST 2012
Presentation by Dr. Giles Bootheway in the Walsh Auditorium.
Door Prizes will be awarded at each session. Students must be in attendance in order to win. RSVP is required. Please e-mail back to the finaid@sbu.edu with which session you can attend.
Session No. 3
Date: Tuesday, March 27
Time: 4 - 6 p.m.
Place: Walsh Auditorium
Session No. 4
Date: Monday, April 2
Time: 6 - 8 p.m.
Place: Walsh
Auditorium
Your attendance will complete a graduation requirement.
HONOR AN EXCEPTIONAL MEMBER OF THE SBU COMMUNITY
Do you feel that someone’s Franciscan spirit goes unrecognized? You can change that.
The Annual Fr. Joe Doino, O.F.M., Honors and Awards Committee and the Student Government Association are seeking nominations of individuals and groups at St. Bonaventure who have made significant contributions to the University community during the past year.
Nominations are sought for 10 awards that will be presented at the Spring Honors and Awards Ceremony (4 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, in the Quick Center). The ceremony will also celebrate SBU personnel marking employment anniversaries and 2012 Faculty Award recipients.
A nomination form can be filled out electronically on http://my.sbu.edu or picked up in the following offices:
• Student Life – 203 Reilly Center
• The Center for Activities, Recreation & Leadership – 208 Reilly Center
• University Ministries – Thomas Merton Center
• Reilly Center Arena Ticket Office
• Admissions Reception Area – Hopkins Hall
A full description of the award categories is available here https://my.sbu.edu/default.aspx?id=3111 at mysbu.
Nominations are due in the Student Life office by March 23.
