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October 28, 2019 Share this: EVENTS O CTO BER 28, 2019 October 28 PSU’s Global Diversity & Inclusion Inquiry as Epistemic Improvement climate survey results released South Asia Film Festival: The results aren i from the Office of Global Diversity & Inclusion's general “Demons in Paradise” climate survey, administered during spring term 2018. The survey’s goal was October 29 to determine if Portland State provides all community members, including students, staff, faculty and administrators, with a welcoming environment that Know Your Rights! A is diverse and inclusive. During the 2018-19 academic year, the Diversity Primern o ADA in Action Council’s subcommittees for Recruitment and Retention of Diverse workplace Faculty, Staff and Students reviewed the data and provided findings and MENASA Program recommendations. Feedback on the survey report and process can be Coordinator Candidate No. provided here. 1 Presentation Mixede M Reinventing Japan: The PSU poised to increase renewable Way Forward through energy use beginning in 2021 Women’s Empowerment October 30 Beginning in 2021, almost one quarter of campus electricity will come from a new solar facility being constructed in Oregon to serve participants in MENASA Program Portland General Electric’s Green Future Impact program. This will be a Coordinator Candidate No. significant step towards meeting PSU’s greenhouse gas reduction goals. 2 Presentation READ MORE HR Training: OWHE Workshop—Sorry, Not Sorry: Using Language to Maintain Authority OIT Workshops: Excel: Introduction—CH 1 Geology Speaker Series: “How do Magma Chambers Grow? Insights From Thermo-mechanical Modeling With Applications to Large Silicic Systems” Manage Citations with Zotero and Mendeley October 31 MENASA Program Coordinator Candidate No. 3 Presentation Noon Concert: Jesse McCann Oregon Employees’ Charitable Fund Show & Tell: Studio Mega Drive begins Nov. 1 South Asia Film Festival: “Soz: A Ballad of Maladies” PSU launches its Charitable Fund Drive for 2019 on Nov. 1. This event makes it easy for university employees to give to their favorite nonprofits via November 1 payroll deductions and encourages participants to think about their own Donuts and D2L passions for improving the community. This year, you can complete and submit contribution forms using an entirely paperless process through Conducting Research at Human Resources’ new HR Document Upload Form. For more information, PSU: What Principal visit the Charitable Fund Drive information page. Investigators Need to Know Before They Begin Friday Transportation Seminar—PBOT Edition: Nominate colleagues, grad students for Next Steps for Portland’s Neighborhood Greenways the Research Excellence Awards Faculty Book Group Recognize the outstanding achievements of research faculty and graduate student mentors at PSU by nominating a colleague for one of these annual Friday Flat Fix awards managed by Research & Graduate Studies (RGS). Categories PIAAA’s 3rd Birthday include the Presidential Career Research Award, Graduate Mentoring Excellence Award, Early Career Research Award and more. Completed Fridays@4: Difficult nominations are due November 4. Landscapes: Chelsea McCann of Walker Macy South Asia Film Festival: “Is It Too Much to Ask?” Conducting research at PSU: What you Diae D Los Muertos need to know before you begin celebration This introductory workshop from the Office of Research & Graduate Studies South Asia Film Festival: is for faculty and postdocs conducting sponsored research or applying for “Fireflies in the Abyss” external funding to support research. This workshop will introduce key 5th Avenue Cinema: War concepts essential to research administration and compliance and provide and Peace practical and useful information. More information about the workshop and registration is available here. November 2 First Saturday PDX: In Searchf o Korean Liberation in China Vikings Football vs. Montana South Asia Film Festival: “Famous in Ahmedabad” and “Overruled” 5th Avenue Cinema: War and Peace November 3 5th Avenue Cinema: War and Peace South Asia Film Festival: “Shepherdess of the Glaciers” Notices Trick or treat at the Simon Benson House: The PSU Alumni Association is hosting a trick-or-treat event at the Simon Benson House on Oct. 31 from 10 PEOPLE a.m. to 2 p.m. All are welcome to stop by for candy. Idowu (Jola) Ajibade, Eddy rTime fo Drupal users to update FMH address: All Drupal content Francisco Alvarez Jr., Ken managers should update the address for Fariborz Maseeh Hall (FMH) on Ruoff, Jack Straton their websites. The City of Portland has updated FMH’s address from 724 SW Harrison to 1855 SW Broadway. PRESENTED New Weight Watchers session begins Nov. 5: A new Tuesday Weight Watchers session begins Nov. 5. Staff. Faculty enrolled in a PEBB medical Eddy Francisco Alvarez plan can participate in this 13-week session for free. For more information on Jr., Pelin Basci, Dacian eligibility and how to join, visit PSU Human Resources. Daescu, Michele Gamburd, Cynthia Carmina Gómez, John Nimmo, Ingrid Anderson, Barbara CURRENTLY IS PUBLISHED online every Monday during the academic year. News Tint, Dilafruz items should be sent to the Office of University Communications (mail code: UCOMM; e- Williams, William York mail address: [email protected]) b noon the Tuesday before publication. 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