The Canisius College Women’s Rowing team is looking to teach any women on campus how to row! No prior experience is needed. Those interested will be taught this amazing sport from the very basics through taking strokes on the water. If interested, please contact Sasha Bailey, assistant coach, Women’s Rowing, at bailey53@canisius.edu.
Submitted by: Kerri Brace, head coach, Women’s Rowing
If you are still receiving a paper copy of your W-2, it will be mailed to your home address next week.
If you signed up to receive it electronically, it will be available now from Self Service Banner.
Please go to Self Service Banner, click on “Employee”, “Tax Forms”, “W2 Year End earning statement”, select 2018 and “Display” and print. You will also have access to all of your prior W2’s.
If you have any questions, contact Maureen Hidy, payroll manager for the controller’s office, at Ext. 8351.
Submitted by: Maureen Hidy, payroll manager, Controller’s Office
The Canisius men’s basketball team will host Monmouth University on Thursday, January 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the Koessler Athletic Center. Monmouth (5-2 in MAAC play) has posted four consecutive victories, including a buzzer-beating win over Iona this past weekend to move into second place in the MAAC. Canisius (4-2), on the strength of road victories over Quinnipiac and Fairfield, is half of a game behind Monmouth heading into Thursday’s game, which is the annual Suits and Sneakers Night along with Athletes-for-Athletes.
The Griffins Den opens at 5:45 p.m. with a buffet dinner available for $10 and $3 for adult beverages.
Reduced price tickets are available for faculty and staff. Call (716) 888-8499 to order tickets.
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Submitted by: John Maddock, Athletics
Cheers to 2019! Come learn lasting ways to improve your overall well-being that will benefit your mind, body, taste buds and the environment on Saturday, January 26 at Whole Foods Market on Sheridan Drive in Amherst, NY. A day full of events includes:
Join Mandy Pearce and Jacquie Maitner for a free killer paired up-combo workout in Bar 1818. Work through some HIIT (high intensity interval training), body weight exercises and resistance band work with Mandy. Jacquie will lead you through an intense ab and glute workout. Afterwards, enjoy a little Q&A and sample Perfect Bars; a whole food, protein packed, delicious nutrition bar. Please bring a mat and water and prepare to sweat it out!
Join Chef Rob as he teaches how to make flavorful dishes using heart-healthy produce. He’ll show how easy it is to eat healthy by tossing, chopping and stirring flavor into every bite!
Sample scrubs and sip different health and wellness products from brands we love. Samples and demos will be provided by Bootleg Bucha, Alpine Made, Issas and more!
Help improve the environment by learning how to produce zero waste. Learn tips and tricks for how to recycle, compost waste and eliminate the use of plastic.
Hourly prizes valued at $50 and under / $10 off $50 coupons given to every customer that shops!
For more information visit Eventbrite.com.
Submitted by: Nick Wojcicki, sales coordinator, Athletics
What does it mean to represent Catholic education when it comes to race and racism? What is the legacy about racism in the U.S. Catholic Church? If you’ve been wondering, join the Religious Studies and Theology Department to discuss this topic.
All faculty, staff and students are welcome to an informal reading group on Wednesday, January 30 from 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. in the library instruction room. The group will read the book Racial Justice and the Catholic Church (Orbis Books, 2010) by Rev. Bryan Massingale, professor of theological and social ethics at Fordham University, and then discuss the first two chapters of the book.
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Chapters three and four will be discussed on Wednesday, February 27. Click here to add this event to your calendar.
Coffee and light refreshments will be provided courtesy of Public Safety.
Please RSVP to Nancy Rourke, associate professor of religious studies and theology, at rourken@canisius.edu or Ext. 2460.
These discussions are co-sponsored by the Office of Mission and Identity, the Office of the President, Campus Ministry, Public Safety, Immersion East Side and the Catholic Studies Program.
Submitted by: Nancy Rourke, associate professor, Religious Studies and Theology
