In Memoriam — Bob Baker
The former sergeant in the University Police Department died in late August. A memorial service is scheduled Sept. 8.
Faculty and Staff
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Increasing Awareness and Violence Prevention Focus of Campus Event
University Police, the WoMen’s Center and the Student Health Center are encouraging campus members to “See Something, Say Something” during Violence Awareness and Prevention Day Sept. 12.
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Illustration, TV Writing Among Faculty Presentation Topics
Presentations also included papers on mutual funds and the creation of a native language dictionary.
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Faculty, Staff Health and Financial Expo Scheduled Sept. 12
Human Resources, Diversity and Inclusion hosts a Sept. 12 Health and Financial Expo, “Dance Your Way to Great Health.”
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Rape Defense Program Set for Fall
In a continuing effort to improve public safety, University Police and Titan Recreation are offering a three-part Rape Aggression Defense program.
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Summer Construction Creates Better Space Usage
Two summer projects have revamped the look and work areas of two student-centered offices.
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Recent Appointments Announced
New and old members of the campus community have been recently named to positions throughout the campus.
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Making Campus Connections Through Books
Ten years ago, a professor of communications and a librarian, friends and workout buddies, shared a common interest in reading. That interest grew into a book club, a campus mainstay that continues today.
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Employee Wellness Program Combines Exercise With Convenience
There’s a fitness program offering exercise, swimming and yoga that’s open to all campus employees. The fall session begins Aug. 21.
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Services Center Formed to Meet Faculty Needs
For faculty looking for assistance and support — from diversity training and how to improve student feedback to how to integrate accessible instructional materials into the curriculum and how to use Titanium — there is now a one-stop place to go: Faculty Support Services.