Summer office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with one half-hour for lunch, will be in effect starting Monday, May 18 through Friday, August, 21. Adjustments in hours may be made where workloads require different operating hours.
Enjoy the summer!
Submitted by: Deborah Winslow-Schaber, director, Human Resources
All are invited to join us for Mass on Ascension Day, Thursday, May 14 which will be held at 12:05 p.m. and 5:10 p.m. in Christ the King Chapel.
Barb Wozniak, administrative associate, campus ministry
The Humanities and Technology Camp–“THATcamp”—UnConference will be held on Friday and Saturday, August 14 and 15 at D’Youville College. We’re recruiting for workshops which will be taking place on that Friday. These workshops will be roughly two and a half hours long and feature an interactive, hands-on format, focused on building technology skills for teaching, scholarship, or related creative work. We’d love to have you share your insights with others interested in using digital tools for humanities projects and pedagogy.
To read about THATCamp, and to propose a workshop, please see our site here. For any questions concerning THATCamp, contact Mark Gallimore in the FacTS Center at extension 8353.
Thanks, and we’re looking forward to seeing you there!
Submitted by: Mark Gallimore, academic technology specialist
The Western New York Prosperity Fellowship welcomed 26 new fellowship recipients during a kickoff meeting held Friday, April 24 in the Regis Room North. Previous recipients of the Western New York Prosperity Fellowship were also in attendance.
The program featured guest speakers George Palumbo, PhD, professor of economics and finance at Canisius, Jack McGowan, executive director of Buffalo Angels and project manager at Insyte Consulting and Carly Battin, executive director of the Elmwood Village Association.
The Canisius College Western New York (WNY) Prosperity Fellowship Program is an innovative program for students in their junior or senior year or graduate studies who have entrepreneurial drive and want to make a difference in Western New York. It combines fellowship assistance with credit bearing internships and skill building to provide students with academic and practical experiences in their intended professions. Students work alongside and are mentored by leaders and upper-level management. They receive significant financial assistance, so they can fully focus on making the most of their internship opportunities and educational experiences. In return, students commit to working and giving back economically to Western New York for at least two years within a 10-year period upon graduation.
The Prosperity Fellowship Program is made possible by support from the Prentice Family Foundation, established in 2007 by Bryant and Joan Prentice.
The following students were awarded fellowships:
Lauren Courtade, Kyle Dolcemascolo, Christina Estimé, Shannon Finucane, Moyla Halimy, Sheki Johnson, Kenneth Kamholz, Marissa “Mars” Komanski, Joseph Kwiatkowski, Lee Locklear, Katrina Mackiewicz, Katherine McCarley, James Moscato, Elizabeth Nolan, Tyler O’Connor, John Overfield, Sarah Owen, Tyler Owen, Hetal Patel, Julian J. Patterson, Jeff Spencer, MacKenzie Tierney, Brad Wier, Chris Wier, David Williams and Chen Zhang.
Submitted by: Mike Rolanti, graduate assistant, Wehle School of Business
