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Enroll Your Child in the Jr. Griffs Club

peteyLooking for a way to engage your child, sibling, niece, nephew or grandchild in Golden Griffin initiatives on campus? Then the Jr. Griffs Club could be the portal to enjoying some exciting Canisius sports action and supporting Canisius athletics.

The price for the 2016-2016 season is $20 for the first child and $10 for each additional child. With a membership, kids receive an official Jr. Griffs Club Membership Card, Jr. Griffs Club T-Shirt, a birthday card from Petey the Golden Griffin, a free general admission ticket to all home men’s and women’s basketball, hockey and men’s lacrosse regular-season games (must be accompanied by a paid adult), subscription to a monthly newsletter, autograph opportunities, a 20 percent off coupon on an item at the Golden Griffin merchandise stand and more!

Please note that due to NCAA compliance rules, members must be in eighth grade or below and/or 12 years or younger. Memberships are valid Aug. 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017.

For more information or to join Jr. Griffs, click here, or contact Cheyenne Hawk, graduate assistant, ticket office at 888-2885, or by email at hawkc@canisius.edu.

Submitted by: Cheyenne Hawk, graduate assistant, ticket office

New Online Course Development Workshop Begins Sept. 19

coli_canisius_left_revThe Center for Online Learning and Innovation (COLI) is offering an online course development workshop beginning Monday, September 19 with an introductory webinar scheduled for Friday, September 16. The workshop is designed for those looking to teach online or hybrid courses at Canisius College. This session of the workshop will be led by COLI faculty fellow Dennis Mike, PhD.

This six-week, virtual workshop guides instructors through the online course and online content creation process. Attendance is highly encouraged for those who intend to teach fully online, blended or hybrid courses – especially in the fall (term II) and spring semesters.

Mike has been teaching literacy education and instructional technology courses at the higher education level since 1991. Since coming to Canisius as an associate professor in 2009, he teaches almost exclusively online and the focus of his recent scholarly work is also in this area.

This workshop is not limited to faculty. If you are an interested staff member, we also welcome your participation!

Sign up now for this and other workshops offered this fall by the Center for Online Learning & Innovation. For more information about the Online Course Development Workshop, contact Leah MacVie at Ext. 8355.

COLI Quick Tip: Use the Favorites Area in the Portal (MyCanisius) to quickly access your most important resources!

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Submitted by: Mark Gallimore, PhD, instruction designer, Center for Online Learning and Innovation