Welcome to the revised version of Under the Dome. There have been a few changes that should help Canisius faculty and staff find information more efficiently. If you were using the RSS feed for the last version of Under the Dome, you should update your feed with the new one by clicking the “Entries (RSS)” link at the bottom of the page.
Submitted by: Chuck Pustelnik, director, Web services
You can go to the library service desk for research help, or use the “Ask a Librarian” chat service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. But, did you know you can book a personal appointment with a librarian?
For help with a research project, or one-on-one assistance with other research needs, complete and submit the form located here. A Canisius librarian will contact you within two business days to set up an appointment.
This service also is available for students, even if they’ve participated in a library instruction class. Please share this information with any students in your classroom or those that work in your department. Canisius librarians are here to help everyone with their research needs.
Submitted by: Kathleen DeLaney, Archivist/Reference Librarian, Library
Canisius College and the Department of Catholic Schools Diocese of Buffalo present and the Summer Institute for Catholic School Leaders event titled “Shifting the Way We Think: 21st Century Catholic School Improvement” from June 29-30, 2010. The event is designed/presented by Lorraine A. Ozar, PhD, director of the Center for Catholic School Effectiveness at Loyola University’s School of Education (CCSE) and Michael J. Boyle, PhD, assistant director. The CCSE works to empower Catholic schools to hold students to standards of high achievement and to rigorously develop students’ spiritual, social and emotional needs.
All Canisius faculty and staff are invited to attend. The event is part of a grant received by the School of Education & Human Services from the Oishei Foundation. For more information on the institute, click here or call Ext. 3707.
Submitted by: Elizabeth Brandjes, director, Office of Educational Partnerships
