by Public Relations | Sep 15, 2011 | Faculty, Staff
The Print Shop encourages faculty and staff to take advantage of the huge savings by ordering departmental envelopes and letterhead by Friday, September 23. The cost of 1,000 #10 envelopes is $69. After September 23, the cost jumps to $95 for the same quantity. Also, any envelope larger than six inches will exceed the standard postage rate of $.44.
Click here (Adobe Acrobat PDF) to download the envelope order form. Please complete one order form for each envelope, attach a sample and mail it the Print Shop.
Click here (Adobe Acrobat PDF) to download a Printing Services Request Form order form for letterhead. Please complete, check the box for Departmental Letterhead, attach sample and mail to the Print Shop.
Orders must be received no later than Friday, September 23 to qualify for the discounted price. For more information, contact Margaret Kraatz, Print Shop Coordinator at Ext. 2135.
Submitted by: Margaret M. Kraatz, coordinator, print shop
by Public Relations | Sep 15, 2011 | Faculty, Staff
In the Jesuit spirit of cura personalis, the Fuel Your Mind, Body, and Spirit campaign provides opportunities that promote and enhance care of one’s self while respecting the dignity of others. This is a college-wide campaign. If there are events that Canisius faculty and staff would like included in the “Fuel your mind, body, and spirit” web page, please Email the details of the event to Katie Martoche, assistant director of Campus Programming & Leadership Development at martochk@canisius.edu.
Submitted by: Katie Martoche, assistant director, campus programming & leadership development
by Public Relations | Sep 15, 2011 | Faculty, Staff
Why use a keyboard support system? Placing a keyboard on a keyboard/mouse support system is one of the most important components of a healthy ergonomic workstation and can protect employees from a variety of musculoskeletal disorders. Because our bodies follow our hands, when the keyboard sits on a desktop, employees have a tendency to lean forward to reach it. This leads to aches in the wrists, arms, back and neck. Using an articulating keyboard system helps support comfortable, efficient posture.
For a workstation assessment, contact Dave Teloh at Ext. 2338.
Submitted by: Dave Teloh, safety director, human resources
