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President’s Convocation – September 6, 2012

The annual President’s Convocation is scheduled for today, Thursday, September 6 at 2:30 p.m. in the Montante Cultural Center. I invite all students, faculty and staff to join me as I give a report on the state of the college and our plans for the year ahead. Time will also be available at the end for you to ask me questions. I hope that you will be able to attend.

Submitted by: President John J. Hurley

Hiring for Mission

I am very pleased to announce the approval of a new Hiring for Mission Policy that was developed by the Hire for Mission Committee co-chaired by Rev. Michael F. Tunney, SJ., director of mission and identity and Deb Winslow-Schaber, director of human resources.

The Committee was formed last fall to develop and implement a shared understanding of what it means to hire for mission as articulated in the college’s Transformational Education plan. The policies I am approving will result in changes to our external job listings and recruitment advertising. They provide guidance on how to raise mission-related questions in the recruitment process. They have been tailored for all categories of employees at the college.

Fr. Tunney is working with the Marketing and Communication group to post these policies on the college’s website. He will be working with Human Resources on their implementation this year.

I am grateful to the members of the Committee for their diligent work on this important project over the past year: Anne Marie Dobies, Larry Jones, Erin Robinson, Deborah Winslow-Schaber, Barbara Wozniak, and Fr. Tunney.

Submitted by: President John J. Hurley

Men’s Soccer Ranked Third in North Atlantic Poll

Your Golden Griffin men’s soccer team, ranked third in the latest North Atlantic poll, will put its unbeaten record on the line this weekend against two visitors from the west. Undefeated Western Michigan meets the Griffs at 7 pm Thursday evening (9/6), while Detroit comes to Buffalo for a Noon kickoff on Sunday (9/9). No admission charge for either game.

Canisius sits at 2-0-2, its best record after four games since 1976. The Broncos from WMU are 4-0-0 including a win at #25 nationally ranked Bradley.

Detroit is 1-3 and will play at U/B on Friday prior to meeting the Griffs on Sunday.

For additional information on Canisius soccer visit gogriffs.com.

Submitted by: John Maddock, associate athletic director – external affairs, athletics