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Griff Fair 2016

GriffFairLogoWe are just five weeks away from Griff Fair 2016! The Griff Center for Academic Engagement is excited to connect Canisius students and alumni with more than 50 local employers representing a variety of industries looking to hire Griffs for their full-time, part-time, volunteer and internship opportunities.

Please encourage your students to attend this free career and internship fair!

Griff Fair 2016 will be held on Wednesday, March 9, from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. in the Science Hall Atrium

Our current Blue and Gold Sponsors are: Rich Products, Arbor Commercial Mortgage, M&T Bank, Geico, Ingram Micro, Realty USA, Inside Sales Team, People Inc. and Northwestern Mutual.

Canisius students and alumni can sign up to attend the fair and view the full list of participating employers in Handshake, which can be accessed through MyCanisius. If you have any questions, please contact Allison in the Griff Center at suflitaa@canisius.edu or Ext. 2474.

Submitted by: Allison Suflita, assistant director, Griff Center

Google Drive Workshops

Google-Drive-LogoThis semester, Mark Gallimore will conduct online webinar workshops for faculty on evenings and weekends, covering the basics of Google Drive. Mark will show how professors can use cloud storage and creativity tools to support scholarship and teaching. Especially convenient for adjunct faculty, participants can attend these workshops from home, via your computer and an internet connection.

Additionally, on-campus, face-to-face workshops are available for all faculty and staff, including a few sessions late in the day, convenient for adjuncts teaching in the evening. Sign up for our online and on-campus workshops here.

Submitted by: Mark Gallimore, academic technology specialist

New Book by History Professor

Larry Eugene Jones, PhD, professor in the Department of History at Canisius College, recently published Hitler versus Hindenburg:  The 1932 Presidential Elections and the End of the Weimar Republic with Cambridge University Press.  Jones’ book, which is based upon extensive research in more than 100 archival collections, provides the first in-depth study of the titanic struggle between the two most dominant figures on the German Right in the years that preceded the establishment of the Third Reich.  The elections, which ended in a victory of the sitting Reich president Paul von Hindenburg over the man whom he would appoint as head of the German government a scant eight months later, was a critical event in the series of developments that culminated in the collapse of German democracy and the triumph of Nazism.

Submitted by: Larry E. Jones, PhD, professor, History