Campus
conversation on SPC "Campus Core Values" draft
The Strategic Planning Council (SPC) invites the campus community to participate
in conversations about the University's core values. The SPC has worked for
the past two semesters on a draft "campus core values" statement to
inform later discussions of campus goals by the SPC and others. The month of
February is being devoted to discussions throughout various units of the University
as the SPC receives feedback on its draft. In addition, the SPC is scheduling
two general campus conversations for those who cannot attend any of the smaller,
unit-based discussions. Please save these dates for the general conversation
meetings:
• Wednesday,
Feb. 14, California Suite, third floor University Union, 2 to 3 p.m.
• Tuesday,
Feb. 20, California Suite, third floor University Union, 1 to 2 p.m.
For more information
and a copy of the draft report visit www.csus.edu/spc. Submitted by Academic Affairs
Budget
Task Force Meeting
The next meeting of the Budget Task Force will be held at 3:30 p.m., Friday,
Feb. 16 in Sacramento Hall 275. Meetings are open to the public. For more information,
contact Business Affairs at 278-6312 or visit www.csus.edu/aba/budget/taskforce.htm. Submitted by the University Budget Task Force
Open house
event
The division of Academic Technology and Creative Services (ATCS) is having its
open house from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 15. The campus community is
invited to drop by AIRC 3005 during that time to meet the ATCS staff, see current
and upcoming technologies and visit the new AIRC facilities. For more information,
contact ATCS at 278-3370. Submitted by Academic Technology and Creative Services
Speech
and language services available; free services for students
The Maryjane Rees Language, Speech and Hearing Center is offering speech and
language services for stuttering and voice concerns. Semester fees for the services
are $200 for Sacramento State faculty, staff and their children and/or spouses.
The services are free to Sacramento State students. Please visit the Maryjane
Rees Language, Speech and Hearing Center in Shasta Hall 172 or call 278-6601
to schedule an appointment.
Additional language,
speech and hearing services are available. Visit www.hhs.csus.edu/SPA/clinic.html
or stop by the center for more information. Submitted by the Maryjane Rees Language, Speech and Hearing Center
Hearing
aid dispensing available on campus
Hearing Aid Dispensing is available in the University’s Maryjane Rees
Language, Speech and Hearing Center. The Center offers 60-day trial periods,
access to all manufacturers and fitting verification with state of the art equipment.
Contact Betty McNamara
for a hearing evaluation and consultation at 278-6601 or 278-7729. Hearing evaluations
are free to Sacramento State students, faculty and staff.
Additional language,
speech and hearing services are available. Visit www.hhs.csus.edu/SPA/clinic.html
or call 278-6601for more information. Submitted by the Maryjane Rees Language, Speech and Hearing Center
Events
Picasso
and American art tour
The Friends of the Library invite the campus community to participate in a Picasso
and American art tour. The bus tour on Saturday, Feb. 24, will depart from the
University Alumni Center at 9 a.m. to an exhibition of the works of Pablo Picasso
at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Contemporary Art History professor
Elaine O'Brien will accompany tour attendees. After the day-long event, the
bus will return to the Alumni Center at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $65;
call Sally Hitchcock in the University Library at 278-5954 to reserve a seat. Submitted by the Friends of the Library
University
professor’s poetry to be read by Garrison Keillor
English professor Mary Mackey’s poetry will be read on Garrison Keillor’s
“Writer’s Almanac” show, where he will read Mackey's poem
"Chicken Killing" Feb. 15 and "My Methodist Grandmother Said"
Feb. 16. Both poems are from her new collection, "Breaking the Fever."
They will also be available online and as podcasts at www.writersalmanac.org. Submitted by the Department of English
Deadlines
Staff Employee
Recognition Award nominations
The deadline for submission of a nomination for the Staff Employee Recognition
Award is Thursday, Feb. 15. If you have been considering submitting a nomination
for a fellow employee, please take the opportunity to do so. Now is the chance
for you to help a worthy employee get the extra credit they deserve.
Complete details regarding eligibility, criteria, and nomination procedures
are available on the website link: www.csus.edu/president/staffrec/index.stm Submitted by the President’s Office
Project
activity grants available
The University Enterprises, Inc. board of directors allocates funds for campus
projects that benefit students, faculty and staff. If you are a member of a
recognized student organization, faculty, or staff and have a project that is
innovative, shows demonstrable need and benefits the Sac State community, apply
now for a Project Activity Grant. Funding guidelines and submittal forms are
available at www.enterprises.csus.edu/projectactivitygrants
or at the Research Administration and Contract Administration office in Modoc
Hall, room 2009. For more information, call 278-7565. Application due date is
Monday, Feb. 26. Submitted by University Enterprises, Inc.
Food/Merchandise
Thesis/project
binding available on campus
Due to many requests for a convenient way to purchase hard bound extra copies
of theses, the Copy Graphics Center is offering hardback binding services. While
this service does not replace original thesis materials submitted through the
Office of Graduate Studies, it does offer students a way to get extra copies
of their theses for personal use. The Copy Graphics Center is located near the
Patio Cafe between the Bookstore and River Front Center and is open from 7:45
a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Friday. The
Copy Graphics Center is a service of University Enterprises, Inc. For more information
call 278-6960. Submitted by University Enterprises, Inc.
Sweetheart
Buffet at the University Center Restaurant
The University Center Restaurant’s Sweetheart Buffet features chicken
parmesan, braised beef tips, seafood pasta, eggplant parmesan, sautéed
vegetables, assorted gourmet salads and a dessert bar. The buffet is available
Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 13 and 14, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The University
Center Restaurant is located at the west entrance to the University Union across
from Round Table Pizza. More information online at www.enterprises.csus.edu/dining/area/ucr.html.
Reservations suggested for groups of 5 or more at 916-278-6100. Submitted by University Enterprises, Inc.
Human Resources
Catastrophic
Leave Donation Program
Sacramento State employees may voluntarily donate to other employees up to a
maximum of 16 hours of sick or vacation leave credits each fiscal year in one-hour
increments. CSUEU, MPP, Unit 4, Unit 6 and Confidential employees may donate
up to a maximum of 40 hours per fiscal year.
If employees are
interested in donating time, a donation form can be obtained by going to www.csus.edu/hr/forms.stm#Disability,
or by visiting the Human Resources, Disability Leaves Office in Sacramento Hall
162, or by calling extension 278-3522.
The following employees
have been approved for the Catastrophic Leave Donation Program:
Dan Kern, Facilities
Services
Carl Kimble, Facilities Services
Submitted by
Human Resources
California State University, Sacramento Public
Affairs
6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6026 (916) 278-6156
infodesk@csus.edu