Public Safety’s fleet of patrol cars received an upgrade last week when the department put Vehicle 40 on the road. In advance of its first official patrol, Rev. Thomas R. Slon, SJ, rector of the Canisius Jesuit community, blessed the 2018 Chevy Tahoe, which replaces an older car from the six-vehicle fleet.
Pictured above (l-r) are: Brian S. McIntyre, officer; Kimberly L. Beaty, director of public safety; Richard P. Miller, lieutenant; Joseph C. Moorhouse, officer; Terri Mangione, vice president for student affairs; and Father Slon.
Members of the campus community rolled up their sleeves and went to work sprucing up the college grounds on Monday, August 20, in advance of the students’ arrival on campus later this week. Participants in the Campus Beautification Project helped weed and prune various flower beds on the main campus and outside the Koessler Athletic Center.
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- Veronica Serwacki, executive associate to the dean of Arts & Sciences, is all geared up for some gardening work.
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- Sandy Miller, director of corporate and foundation relations, works outside Bagen Hall
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- Associate Vice President Erica Sammarco freshens up the entrance to Lyons Hall
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- Laura Montaro, executive associate to President John J. Hurley, and Dennis Misko, director of external projects and major gifts officer, pull weeds around the Village Townhouses
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- Baseball Head Coach Matt Mazurek and Assistant Hockey Coaches Taylor Nelson and Scott Moser clean up around the Koessler Athletic Center
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- Mary Fiorella, administrative associate in the Department of Animal Behavior, Ecology and Conservation, puts her gardening skills to work outside Christ the King Chapel
Submitted by: College Communications
