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Campus Candids

On June 30 and July 1, the JUSTICE Project at Canisius College hosted a Kagan Cooperative Learning Workshop. More than 40 educators from 14 different schools participated in the two-day training to extend their professional learning. By actively engaging in the workshop, K-12 teachers, administrators, Canisius faculty members and teacher candidates learned how to apply cooperative learning structures in their classrooms to increase student engagement.

Submitted by: Kristin Kurtzworth-Keen, administrator, JUSTICE Project

Accounts Payable Changes Check Processing Policy

In an effort to improve efficiency and reduce costs, the Accounts Payable Department will no longer process checks on a daily basis.  Effective August 1, Accounts Payable will process checks twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Direct pays, however, should continue to be created and sent to the Controller’s Office for approval on a daily basis.  Please take into consideration when the invoice is due to ensure payment is made in a timely fashion.  If you have any questions concerning this new policy, please call Shelly Baronich or JoAnn Feary in the Controller’s Office at Ext. 8525.

Submitted by: Marco F. Benedetti, vice president, Business and Finance

Canisius for Kids

Canisius 4 Kids is now accepting registrations for students entering grades 2 – 8.  Canisius 4 Kids is an interdisciplinary summer camp that promotes creative thinking.  The subjects covered range in topic, from math, science, history, language arts and are taught by certified teachers, who are students and faculty in the Differentiated Instruction Graduate Program.  All activities are dedicated to creativity and involve visual and performing arts mixed with creative problem solving, engineering and even cooking!

Canisius 4 Kids runs for one week, July 21-25, from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. The cost is $90 per student and includes a snack each day, a camp water bottle and camp T-shirt.

For more information or to register for Canisius 4 Kids, visit canisius4kids.com.

Submitted by: Kristen Frawley, adjunct, Differentiated Instruction