by Public Relations | Jun 22, 2011 | Faculty, Staff, Students
Fire drills will be held on Friday (June 24) beginning at 8 a.m. and ending at approximately 3 p.m. The buildings to be included are Demerly Hall, 23 Agassiz, Lyons Hall, Montante Cultural Center, Bouwhuis Library, Churchill Tower, Old Main, Bagen Hall, Wehle, Loyola Hall, Christ the King Chapel, Horan O’Donnell, Student Center, Palisano Pavilion, Health Science, and the Koessler Athletic Center.
Regulations forbid announcing the exact times. When the alarm sounds, please leave the building by the nearest exit as shown on the posted emergency exit routes. Generally a drill lasts no more than six or seven minutes. All persons must leave buildings when the alarm sounds. One person may remain in each office or suite to answer phones. Elevators may not be used.
Please contact Lt. Rick Miller in the Office of Public Safey at Ext. 2330 or email rmiller@canisius.edu if you are involved in an event which cannot be interrupted without serious complications.
Submitted by: Kathy Peter, executive associate, academic affairs
by Public Relations | Jun 22, 2011 | Faculty, Staff
Faculty and staff are invited to join Campus Ministry and the Buffalo Burrito Project on Tuesday, June 28 and Tuesday, July 26.
The Buffalo Burrito Project provides fresh, home-made burritos to Buffalo’s poor and homeless population in downtown Buffalo. The group walks a four-mile route and serves between 80-120 burritos (a support vehicle follows the street team as they walk). Campus Ministry has committed to cover two Tuesday evenings with faculty/staff this summer, and needs help to prepare burritos and walk the route in downtown Buffalo. This past academic year, Canisius students engaged weekly in the Buffalo Burrito Project.
To sign up and for more information on this initiative, click here.
Submitted by: Joe Van Volkenburg, assistant to the director, campus ministry
by Public Relations | Jun 22, 2011 | Faculty, Staff
Registration is now open for the July 3 SoftChalk Summer training session.
SoftChalk is available to all faculty and staff and it creates interactive, professional looking web pages for E-learning courses quickly and easily. It is an ideal tool for those that use ANGEL in any capacity.
Submitted by: Leah MacVie, instructional designer, ITS
