We are asking the campus community for assistance in locating missing mail pieces containing donor checks intended for Institutional Advancement. Please inspect inter-office envelopes and other mail routed in error to your office or department mailbox. If you should find any such mail, please re-direct it to Attention: Mailroom. Your help is appreciated.
Submitted by: Gary Lew, director, Purchasing
As fall 2017 courses come to an end, many faculty are already preparing their spring 2018 courses. Here’s a quick video from Center for Online Learning & Innovation with tips for setting up your upcoming courses in D2L, including merging sections for the spring 2018 semester.
And here’s COLI’s handy checklist for end of/beginning of semester tasks in Desire2Learn.
Submitted by: Mark Gallimore, instructional designer, Center for Online Learning & Innovation
Time for Tonight’s Basketball Game Has Changed
Tip Off is Now 1 p.m.
The game time for the women’s basketball game tonight, Wednesday, November 22 vs. Cornell has been switched from a 7 p.m. start to a 1 p.m. tip off at the Koessler Athletic Center. Tickets remain $5.00 for fans of all ages. Canisius students are admitted at no cost with an ID. Fans with tickets for Wednesday’s game who cannot attend the 1 p.m. tip off can redeem their ticket(s) at the Koessler Athletic Center ticket office for any future women’s basketball game.
Canisius was 1-1 on the young season prior to playing at Bowling Green on Sunday afternoon. Cornell is 0-3 going into this evening’s home game versus Lehigh.
For additional information on the game, please visit www.GoGriffs.com. For ticket information, call 716-888-TIXX.
Submitted by: John Maddock, associate athletic director, External Affairs
Noble Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly visited Dr. Erin Robinson’s Introduction to Sociology class on Wednesday, November 15 to discuss her work in creative non-violence. Students had the opportunity to discuss peace and justice issues in the context of current global unrest, especially in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Submitted by: College Communications
Jeffrey Lindauer, PhD, dean of the School of Education and Human Services, is quoted in The National Catholic Reporter regarding the Center for Urban Education’s new Western New York Teacher Residency program.
Read the story here.
Submitted by: College Communication
