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Summer Hours Start Monday (May 21)

Summer office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with one-half hour for lunch, will be in effect from Monday, May 21 through Friday, August 17.  Adjustments in hours may be made where workloads require different operating hours.

Submitted by:  Deborah J. Winslow-Schaber, director, human resources

Ascension Thursday

Thursday, May 17, is the feast of the Ascension of Our Lord. In the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, it is a “holy day of obligation.” There will be two masses in the chapel at 8 a.m. and 12:05 p.m.

Submitted by:  Rev. John Bucki, S.J., director, campus ministry

Enhanced Classroom Request in Science Hall


SC 1053 & 1028 are two classrooms in the new Science Hall that have been equipped with flexible furniture to enhance collaborative learning activities. One of the classrooms (1028) will be a Level 3 classroom with a podium and full level 3 features (projection, computer, document camera). The other classroom (1053) will feature enhanced technology, including three computer work stations and large display panels that can interact with the main projection screen.

The furniture for these rooms includes trapezoid tables that can be arranged in a variety of configurations, wheeled chairs, and a podium that can be moved into the center of the classroom. The intent for this space is for students to engage in high levels of critical thinking in collaborative groups, guided by the instructor.

These rooms are open to any department or discipline. If you would like to use these spaces to help your students engage in meaningful collaborative activities in your courses, contact Dave Fischer at fischer@canisius.edu to request an assignment to one of these classroom spaces. Please specify which room you are requesting.

Not all requests can be honored, but best efforts will be made to honor your request. NOTE: any faculty assigned to SC 1053 will be required to participate in training with the Media Center, giving instructors access to the maximum features available in the space.

Submitted by:  Pat Coward, PhD, director, Center for Teaching Excellence