Steve Gattuso appeared on the Dec. 12 episode of the “What Matters” podcast to offer his expert insights into wealth preservation and growth. The executive director of the Golden Griffin Fund discussed the latest trends in markets, the economy and real estate. Gattuso also spoke about the dominance of AI stocks and the challenges facing the housing market including supply-demand imbalances. Click here to watch the program.
Submitted by: University Communications
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Need to update your browser? Check out the third tip on the Troubleshooting D2L wiki page. For more information, check out D2L’s Browser support page, which will be updated on Jan. 2 to reflect the above. If you do not update your browser, you may get various warnings/pop-ups, based on your browser’s classification according to D2L: Supported, Legacy, Unsupported (Warning), or Unsupported (Blocked).
Submitted by: Tyler Kron-Piatek, Instructional Designer, COLI
The RSVP Google Form for the 2025 Winter Faculty Development Week is now live. Check out the 2025 WFDW page to sign up for sessions and find more information.
RSVPing will also sign you up for email reminders, though it is recommended to also create calendar events too. Zoom links are already available for each session via a Google Sheet. You will need to be signed in to your MyCanisius account to view.
Submitted by: Tyler Kron-Piatek, Instructional Designer, COLI
Canisius Adult Lifelong Learners Institute is pleased to announce its new spring 2025 course: Adventure into the Heart of the Celtic World, Pt. 1: Exploring Myth & Culture. Led by Professor Johanna Fisher (English), the course dives deep into the enchanting world of Celtic mythology, a dimension where gods transcend life and death, where an ethereal world coexists with our own, and one inhabited by celestial beings capable of intertwining with our realities. Class participants meet Tuesdays, from January 7 – February 18, at 12:00 noon.
Visit our website for more information and to register: blogs.canisius.edu/icms/lifelong-learners-2021/. See you there!
Submitted by: Kristina Laun, Website & Social Media Administrator, CALLI
Toastmasters District 65, which covers Western and Central New York, named Erik Schneider, the housekeeping foreman for 2nd shift, its “Saturday Shining Star.” The award recognizes outstanding members of the Toastmasters District 65 community!
This is from District 65 Director Avis Brodie and the District Trio:
, currently pursuing a degree in Humanities at Canisius University.
