Pictured with Dr. Kozlowski is Peter Koehneke, chair of kinesiology
Karl Kozlowski, PhD, assistant professor of kinesiology, received the Journal of Athletic Training Clint Thompson Outstanding Manuscript Award. The award is presented for clinical advancement and given each year to the outstanding manuscript. The award-winning manuscript is titled “Exercise Intolerance in Post-Concussion Syndrome.”
Submitted by: Pete Koehneke, chair/professor, Kinesiology
The Center for Community-Based Learning in association with the Bouwhuis Library, Dr. David Devereux’s “The Making of Modern Africa” class and Professor Johanna Fisher’s “Women and Gender Studies” class will be holding a book drive to benefit the Somali-Bantu Association’s ESL program. Please drop off slightly used or new children’s books (no chapter books please) in the library between November 3 and December 1. Thank you for assisting in this important contribution to the Buffalo community.
Submitted by: Johanna Fisher, adjunct professor, English, Co-Director Women and Gender Studies
The proven formula of the WBC’s Forum Series has been adapted to suit the needs of entrepreneurs who are starting new businesses. This program consists of a confidential peer advisory group that is professionally facilitated by a business coach.
Meeting topics revolve around all business functions that will solidify a strong foundation for a long, successful business. This includes legal issues, accounting (bookkeeping, taxes, financial statements and forecasting), insurance issues, marketing, business planning and growth strategies. Learn from the experts!
Ten monthly meetings will be held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, from 5:30-8:00 p.m., at the Women’s Business Center, beginning on November 11.
The $500 membership investment has been reduced to only $100, thanks to a $400 scholarship per person provided by the First Niagara Foundation!
Class sizes are limited – applications currently being accepted. Click here for application.
Submitted by: Karen Burke, administrative associate, Women’s Business Center
Adjunct Professor of English, Ed Taylor, recently released his debut novel, Theo.
The book is a coming-of-age story about the 10-year old son of a major rock star. Set in the mid-1980s, Theo’s father returns home from the road to record a new album. He brings with him the rest of the band, managers and agents. Over the course of the next two days, the dark heart of fame and fortune reveals itself and Theo’s life travels to the far edge of innocence.
You can read a recent ArtVoice review of Theo by clicking here.
Submitted by: Marketing and Communication
Your Canisius hockey team opens a new era this weekend when the Griffs play their first-ever games at HARBORCENTER. The Griffs host Ohio State at 7:35 p.m., both Friday and Saturday nights.
If you are driving to the game, there will be parking available at the HARBORCENTER ramp. You enter the ramp off Washington Street (just past The Buffalo News building). Parking is $3.00.
Or, you can park at Canisius and take the subway down. It will let you off at the front door of the arena.
The entrance area for hockey is on Level 7. Stairs and elevators are available. If you are physically able, we strongly suggest taking the stairs, as the wait for elevators could be lengthy with sell outs expected both evenings.
There is some reserved seating, however most seats are in general admission. It is bench-style seating. There is not a bad seat in the house.
There are multiple concession stands (beer is being sold) and restroom facilities.
Please wear your Canisius colors.
Arrive early, as you will want to get to your seat. Doors open at 6:30 each night.
For additional information, visit www.GoGriffs.com.
Go Griffs!
Submitted by: John Maddock, associate director, Athletics
