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Campus Candid

Two new banners are now on display at Science Hall. The banners are a part of the college’s new brand campaign.

Submitted by: College Communications

Canisius in the News

Erik Brady ’76 talks about how the Jesuits at Canisius High School and Canisius College taught him “not what to think but how” in the August 31 print edition of USA Today.  Brady is a writer and reporter for the award-winning newspaper.  In his story, “Schools for Mind and Soul,” Brady writes, at length, about what it means to be Jesuit educated.

Submitted by: College Communications

Spotlight on New Faculty

nf-workman-2016-spotlightMiranda K. Workman, MS ’14, now serves as clinical assistant professor in the Animal Behavior, Ecology and Conservation (ABEC) program. Workman previously served as an adjunct professor in the program and is recognized at Canisius as the face behind “Kittens on Campus.”

Workman’s course offerings include Animal Learning and Assessing Animals. In addition, she manages the internship program for both ABEC and anthrozoology. She plans to pursue research focused on animal shelter-based issues and human decision-making processes about non-human animals. Workman received her MS in anthrozoology from Canisius College and is currently pursuing her doctorate in sociology at the University at Buffalo.

Submitted by: Sara Morris, associate vice president, academic affairs

Celebrate Mass of the Holy Spirit Today

Begin the school year in the Jesuit tradition!

Celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit on Thursday, September 1 at 1:00 p.m. This Mass is open to all faculty, students, staff and friends of Canisius regardless of faith background and is intended to celebrate our communal ties in light of the Catholic, Ignatian tradition upon which our university is founded.

Join the procession from Christ the King Chapel with your club or organization, residence hall floor, athletic team, close group of friends or come alone and make some new friends! The faculty procession will meet at quad-side vestibule of Old Main. Opening remarks will begin outside of Christ the King Chapel. Faculty, please wear your full academic regalia. All others, please dress comfortably. Time spent in the heat outside will be minimal.

All student organizations present will be recognized and their leadership will be commissioned in front of the entire campus body. Organizations with high attendance may receive a special prize!

Mass will be followed by a free Chiavetta’s BBQ at approximately 2:00 p.m. in Bart Mitchell Quad.

For more information, contact Paul Stage, associate campus minister, at 888-2423, Old Main 207, or stagep@canisius.edu.

Bring a friend!

Submitted by: Paul Stage, associate campus minister, Campus Ministry

Something Big is Brewing

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By this time tomorrow, Friday, September 2, you’ll wake up and smell the coffee as a bigger and better Tim Hortons Café (re)opens in the college’s Bouwhuis Library.

The campus hot spot for double-doubles and fresh-baked goods underwent a $425,000 upgrade over the summer.  Renovations included improvements to the mechanical systems, the addition of new food and beverage preparation stations, as well as a new register.  It all boils down to more capacity and less wait times for your favorite Java.

Tim Hortons will be ready to serve its first (and very fresh) cup of coffee beginning at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow.

Submitted by: College Communications