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Sept.7th, 2001 Come Join Us! Have we missed your call or e-mail?
W H YY TV12 On-Air Membership Drive
Saturday, September 15 please arrive at the studio by 5 p.m.
We have your seat reserved. Transportation to and from the studio provided (4:30 departure from Hayman Parking Lot), along with a FREE La Salle t-shirt, snacks, and plenty o f good company.
Please contact: June R. Robinson xl686 [email protected]
Campus News is distributed weekly to foster communication and encourage information sharing among University departments. Articles submitted are the responsibility of their authors alone and do not imply an opinion on the part of La Salle University or the Department o f Mail and Duplicating Services. LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs & Affirmative Action Officer Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199 • (215) 951-1014 • Fax: (215) 951-1799 E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
To: All University Employees From: Rose Lee Pauline, Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs and Affirmative Action Officer Date: September 7 , 2001
As required by Section 402 of the Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Veterans Employment Opportunity Act, we are providing you with the following information.
The University takes affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified disabled veterans, veterans of the Vietnam era, handicapped individuals and, qualified veterans who served in a war, expedition, or campaign for which a campaign badge, service medal, or an expeditionary medal has been awarded. If you consider yourself a member of one of these four groups of individuals, please let us know. Submission of this information is voluntary and will be kept confidential, except that (i) supervisors and managers may be informed regarding restrictions on the work or duties of disabled veterans/non-veterans, and regarding necessary accommodations, (ii) first aid and safety personnel may be informed, when and to the extent appropriate, if the condition may require emergency treatment, and (iii) government officials investigating compliance with the Act shall be informed.
In order to assure proper placement of all employees, we request that you tell is if you have a disability which may affect your performance or create a hazard to yourself or others in connection with the job for which you are applying or performing. Additionally, please inform us of the following: (1) the skills and procedures you use or intend to use to perform a job notwithstanding the disability, (2) the accommodations we could make to enable you to perform your job properly and safely, including special equipment, changes in the physical layout of the job, elimination of certain duties relating to the job or other accommodations, and (3) any special methods, skills and procedures which qualify you for positions that you might not otherwise be able to do because of your handicap, so that you will be considered for any positions of that kind. All information should be sent directly to: Ms. Rose Lee Pauline, Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs and Affirmative Action Officer, Box 806, Campus Mail.
Please contact me at extension 1014 if you have any questions. Office of the Provost Philadelphia, PA 19141 • 215-951-1015 • Fax 215-951-1602
TO: La Salle University Eligible Full-Time Faculty1
FROM: Richard A. Nigro
DATE: September 7, 2001
RE: Leaves and Grants
During October and November, the Leaves and Grants Committee will review and recommend on these grant applications, which are due in the Provost's Office by October 12:
• Research leave for one semester of the 2002-2003 academic year;
• Degree completion leave for one semester of the 2002-2003 academic year;
• “Other Type” grants which would be implemented before May 15, 2002;
• Course reduction grants for one course during the 2002-2003 academic year.
In the spring semester, applications will be available for (a) summer 2002 grants; and (b) “Other Type” grants that would be implemented between May 15, 2002 and September, 2002.
Current policies on funds for these grants are as follows:
• Six full semesters of leaves are available;
• The amount available for grants other than semester leaves is equal to the mean Full Professor salary;
• Up to eight one-course reductions are available for 2002-2003;
• “If one or more of the six full semester leaves is unused, there should be a transfer of funds from the annual leaves budget to the summer and other type grant budget. The amount recommended is one-third of the middle step of the Associate Professor scale. Should more than one not be used, this motion is intended to cover just one instance.” (College Council, December 14, 1981). For this calculation, the mean Associate Professor salary will be used.
1 All full-time faculty are eligible to apply for grants. Tenured and tenure-track faculty are eligible to apply for leaves. Review Criteria
In consideration of the Committee's previous work, it has established the following as the criteria by which applications for all types of leaves and grants will be reviewed:
Quality of the Project Quality of the Proposal Preparation for the Project Feasibility of Timetable Relationship of Project to Faculty Member's Professional Development Relationship of Project to La Salle University Community
The letter required from the Department Chair is confidential correspondence and will assist the Committee in evaluating several of these issues from a disciplinary perspective.
Focus of Applications
The Leaves and Grants Program is intended to enhance faculty development primarily through supporting research and scholarship.
While course development is an essential aspect of each faculty member's regular responsibility, proposals for instructional development that are in some way beyond normal course development can be considered for funding.
Ordinarily, travel grants and work that is administrative in nature are not funded through this Committee.
Application Forms
Forms for applying for research leave, degree completion, “Other Type,” and course reduction grants are now available. Please email Assistant Provost Bro. John McGoldrick ([email protected]) for an application, or you may call for one at ext. 1015.
Should you wish further information on applying, you might check with any member of the Leaves and Grants Committee:
Dr. Janice Beitz Dr. Margaret McManus Dr. Joseph Brogan Dr. Richard Nigro Mr. Gregory Bruce Dr. Anne Walsh Dr. David Cichowicz Dr. Zane Wolf Dr. David Falcone La Salle University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19141 Faculty Senate
FACULTY SENATE AGENDA
Tuesday, September 11, 2001 Meeting of the Faculty Senate (12:20 - 2:00 PM in McShain Board Room) Revised 9-5-01
Approval of Minutes of the May 10, 2001, AM and PM Meetings Report of meeting with the Provost on August 28, 2001 (P. Heinzer) Committee Reports • Committee on Committees Report (T. Straub) • Finance Committee Report (J. Welsh) • Academic and Faculty Affairs Report (J. Volpe) with status of Promotion and Tenure Guidelines from Task Force Meeting, July 9, 2001 • Student Affairs and Campus Life Report (S. Smith) Old Business • Handbook Update (P. Heinzer) • Comments Received about Advertising (S. DeTurk and M. Bednar) New Business • Additional Appointments to Standing Committees (T. Straub) * • Arts and Sciences Task Force on Restructuring • Accelerated Program Announcements Adjournment
Next Meeting Scheduled for Monday, October 15, 2001 from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
With the exception of closed session times (marked *), Senate meetings are open to all faculty members. Anyone who wishes to address the Senate or suggest an agenda item to the Senate should contact Professor Peg Heinzer, current Senate President.
Please feel free to contact any or all members of the Senate regarding concerns you might have. The following are the members of the Faculty Senate for the 2001-2002 academic year: Marjorie Allen, Maryanne Bednar, Paul Brazina, Susan Borkowski, Dave Cichowicz, Sabrina DeTurk, David George, Eileen Giardino, Peg Heinzer, Stuart Leibiger, Lynn Miller, Richard Mshomba, Marc Moreau, Jacqueline Pastis, Dave Robison, Michael Smith, Steve Smith, Tom Straub, Joseph Volpe, Anne Walsh, and Jeannie Welsh. E-mail can be addressed to:
• Members of the ’01-02’ Senate with the group address: [email protected] • Executive Committee of ’01-02’ Senate with address: [email protected] O ffice of the P resident P hiladelphia, PA 19141 • (215)951-1010 • FAX (215)951-1783
Can you make a place in your family for a special child? Loving foster families are needed for thousands of children! Catholic Social Services is seeking single and married adults to become foster parents for children of all ages, races and religions. Some children have emotional or medical needs. Some children are siblings who wish to be placed in the same home. Catholic Social Services provides professional training, support, Catholic School Tuition for foster children and financial reimbursement to foster families. To learn more about becoming a foster family, please contact Carla or Pat at (215) 587-3960. EXPLORE THIS!!
La Salle University Division of Student Affairs
Weekly Events Calendar
Friday, September 7, to Saturday, September 15. 2001 Visit the Events Calendar link on the La Salle website for further information and events
FRIDAY. September 7, 2001 ♦Liturgy in Chapel @1 PM ♦Career Services Resume Writing Workshop from 1—1:30PM in Rm.409 Administration Center ♦[email protected]: FREE Food from 3:30-6:30PM Backstage with DJ entertainment - all are welcome! ♦[email protected]: First Friday Bus Trip Downtown (Olde City)—depart from Hayman Ctr.@6:30PM; return @9:30PM ♦[email protected]: Movie Night in the Dan Rodden Theater @8PM - THE MUMMY RETURNS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 2001 ♦WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY GAME against Lehigh @11AM/1PM on Hank DeVincent Field ♦[email protected]: Movie Night in the Dan Rodden Theater @8PM - THE MUMMY RETURNS SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 2001 ♦WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME against Lehigh @1 PM in McCarthy Stadium ♦WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY GAME against Lehigh @1PM in Hank DeVincent Field ♦Liturgy in the Chapel @5PM MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 2001 * Liturgy in Chapel @1PM *[email protected]: Service Opportunities at La Salle Presentation by Rebecca Messa, Community Service Coordinator, @1PM, Univ. Ministry & Service, 2nd fl Benilde - any students interested in joining service-related organizations should come! TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 ♦Career Services Interview Skills Workshop from 12:30-1 PM in Rm.409 Administration Center ♦[email protected]: Diversity Presentation by Cherylyn Rush,Multicultural Education Coordinator,@12:30PM in the Music Rm. ♦Confession in Chapel from 3:45-4:15PM; Liturgy @4:30PM WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 2001 ♦Liturgy in Chapel @1 PM ♦MEN’S SOCCER GAME against Villanova @4PM in McCarthy Stadium ♦Career Services Network Nite in the Dunleavy Room from 6-8PM THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 2001 ♦[email protected]: Coffeehouse Performer, Ben Arnold, @12:30PM at Backstage ♦Women’s Studies Program and the Program in Catholic Studies has a guest speaker, Miriam Therese Winter, MM., author of Out of the Depths, the story of Ludmila Javorova in the Lawrence Conf. Rm. from 12.30-2PM - all are welcome! ♦Career Services Orientation in Olney 100 from 12:30-1 PM * Liturgy in Chapel @1PM ♦Multicultural and International Students Welcome Reception from 1-3PM in the Music Room - all are welcome! FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 2001 * Liturgy in Chapel @1 PM * Career Services Interview Skills Workshop from 1-1:30PM in Rm.409 Administration Center ♦[email protected]: Movie Night - SAVE THE LAST DANCE in the Rodden Theater @8PM SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 2001 ♦Leadership Development Day from 10AM-3PM in the Student Union Lobby - all student organizations must send one representative. Any questions, contact x1669 for more information. ♦MEN’S SOCCER GAME against Drexel @2PM in McCarthy Stadium
SPECIAL NOTES; ANY CAMPUS-WIDE EVENTS YOU WANT POSTED? CALL X1374. • DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION FOR BRANCH OUT DAY 9/12 - CALL X1804 WITH QUESTIONS • ROOM CHANGE REQUEST FORMS NOW AVAILABLE AND BEING ACCEPTED IN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, ROOM 205 UNION FROM 8/29 - 9/12/01. We can consider God present in the place where we are because God is everywhere; and because, whenever two or three persons gather in Our Lord's name, He is in their midst.
— Saint John Baptist de La Salle Let us remember... we are in the holy presence of God
Another in a series from University Ministry & Service Division of Student Affairs — La Salle University University Ministry & Service Division of Student Affairs — La Salle University
It is good to give the Lord thanks and praise!
— Permission to post until Monday, September 10, 2001 nonprofit Free Workshops______CENTER in Nonprofit Management
...... ► Are you a faculty or staff member who’s always wanted to get more funds for your programs but never knew how to write that winning grant proposal?
...... ► Are you a student who loves community service and is thinking about working for a nonprofit organization after graduation?
...... Are you a student, staff or faculty member interested in learning more about nonprofit management?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then La Salle Nonprofit Center’s workshops are for you!
Every semester, the La Salle University Nonprofit Center offers over 60 workshops on nonprofit management topics.
These basic workshops are open to anyone interested in learning more about nonprofits, and are free for all La Salle University faculty, staff, and students.
...... ► For m ore information, please call x. 1701 ...... or email Kate Balloch at [email protected].
LaSalle's Nonprofit Center, a program of the School of Business Administration, strengthens the management and governance capacity of Delaware Valley nonprofits, so the communities in which we live and work can thrive.
The Nonprofit Center provides consulting, training and information to over 8,000 Delaware Valley nonprofits annually, especially in the areas of fundraising, board of directors, and nonprofit strategic planning. WELCOME ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF
OUR DOOR IS ALWAYS OPEN TO YOU! A new card access system has recently been installed at the Student Health Center.
With one simple swipe of your ID card, all students, faculty and staff can gain entrance to the Student Health Center.
And if you forget your card...
Don't fret!
A doorbell has also been installed. Just ring the bell!
The Student Health Center is open from 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Alcohol & Other Drugs Program [AODP] Evening Hours Now Available!
Beginning 29 August, the AODP will remain open Wednesday evenings until 8p.m.
To schedule an appointment call X-1357 or stop by McShain Hall walk-ins welcome! The Program in Catholic Studies Br. Joseph Dougherty, FSC 213 McShain Hall 951 1347 [email protected]
Women’s Studies Program Dr. Jacqueline Pastis, PhD 212 McShain Hall 951 1340 [email protected]
Miriam Therese Winter, MMS Breaking the Silence: The Story of a Roman Catholic Woman Priest Ludmila Javorova was ordained in the Roman Catholic underground church of Czechoslovakia during the religious persecution of the Communist era. She is still alive and is the first Catholic woman priest to tell her story publicly. Out of the Depths, her recently published biography by Miriam Therese Winter, is based on exclusive interviews that document Ludmila's struggle to live her priesthood with integrity within the restricted framework of the tradition and the times. Hers is an inspiring story of faith against all odds.
When? Thursday, 13 September, 12:30-2:00 Where? Lawrence Conference Room, Administration Building
Read before the presentation http://www.natcath.com/NCR_Online/archives/051101/051101a.htm L a S a l l e U n iv e r s it y
D irector, U niversity H onors P rogram P hiladelphia, PA 19141 • 215/951-1360
“Teaching is our mission!” went the old slogan from La Salle’s Admission Office. What always astounded me, especially as I look back two decades and more, is that it wasn’t all hype. How many times did I witness the small daily miracle of classroom artistry wrought by a great teacher at La Salle? How many times was I inspired by its beauty and power, by its reverence for the minds and souls present?” Jay Rodden, from his essay “Bountiful Explorers: The Teacher as Hero.”
Please join with us in welcoming back to La Salle
DR. JOHN “JAY” RODDEN, CLASS OF 1978
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2001
4:30 P.M.
HONORS CENTER LOUNGE
for an informal discussion of his life-long love affair with La Salle, of his numerous publications since leaving La Salle, and the philosophy of education he has carried with him through his studies for the Masters degree at Oxford University, his doctoral studies at the University of Virginia, and his recent teaching experiences at the University of Texas, Austin, in the College of Communication.
While at La Salle, Jay served as sports editor and then editor-in-chief of the Collegian, debated nationally and internationally as a member of the Gavel Society, and graduated from the Honors Program with a degree in English. He has been a faculty member at the University of Texas (Austin) for the past fifteen years. In addition to several essays about La Salle, Jay has written well-received books on George Orwell, Lionel Trilling, and Isabel Allende, among others. L a S a l l e U n iv e r s it y Diplomat-in-Residence Program Philadelphia, PA 19141 • (215) 951-1558 • (215) 951-1015 • Fax (215) 951-1602
T h e D iplo m a t-In -Re s id e n c e P r o g r a m a n d t h e W o m e n 's S t u d ie s P r o g r a m p r e s e n t
T h u r sd a y , S e p t e m b e r 20 F r e e p e r io d 12:30 - 1:30 Music R oom
T h e a Ha lo w ill d is c u s s h e r b o o k
NOT EVEN MY NAME
U .S . N e w s & W o rld R e p o r t -T o p P ic k :
"A SURVIVOR'S TALE FROM TURKISH DEATH MARCHES IN 19 2 0 THAT KILLED THOUSANDS OF ETHNIC GREEKS. YOUNG THEMIA LOST FAMILY, FREEDOM AND EVEN HER NAME-CHANGED TO SANO BY HER CRUEL MISTRESS. HER DAUGHTER TELLS THE SAD STORY WITH SIMPLE GRACE.”
S a n o Ha l o , t h e s u b je c t o f t h is m em o ir , r e c e iv e d t h e 2 0 0 1 N e w Yo r k G o v e r n o r ’s Aw a r d f o r Ex c e l l e n c e in H o n o r o f W o m e n ’s H isto ry Mo n t h .
B o ok s ig n in g w ill fo l l o w presentation .
T h is l e c t u r e is m ad e p o s s ib l e THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF D r . H o w a r d A. P er l m u tt er To: All Faculty
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY’S GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN PSYCHOLOGY PRESENT:
SPORT-PERFORMANCE PSYCHOLOGY TODAY Frank L. Gardner, Ph.D.
Dr. Frank L. Gardner, the new Director of the Psy.D. Program in Clinical Psychology at LaSalle, earned his Ph.D. in Clinical and School-Community Psychology from Hosfstra University. He currently holds the position of Team psychologist for a number of professional sports teams, including the New York Rangers Hockey Club. Dr. Gardner is the former Program Director of the Sport-Exercise Psychology Program at the Arizona School of Professional Psychology and he founded Gardner Consulting Associates, a part of American Behavioral Systems, Inc., in Massapequa, New York. Much of Dr. Gardner’s research has included the areas of performance enhancement and dysfunction, consultation in professional sports and business, and psychological assessment and team building in business and industry.
This workshop is intended to provide participants with the most current theory and research in sport and performance psychology. In addition, participants will be guided through a discussion of the practical application of consulting in sport and performance psychology. Common reasons for referral, issues of classification and unique ethical demands inherent in sport-performance psychology, necessary experience and training, credentialing and practice development will be included in the workshop discussion
Date: Friday, September 28, 2001 Time: 1:00pm-4:l 5pm
Location: La Salle University, Philadelphia Campus Communication Center- Room # 220
Registration and Coffee will be held a 15 minutes prior to the start of the workshop
To register: Call 1-215-951-1767
La Salle faculty are welcome to attend this workshop without charge, except for a $10.00 processing fee for those who want to receive CE credits.
Continuing Education Credits:
La Salle University is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer Continuing Education for psychologists. This program provides 3 hours of CEUs for psychologists.
La Salle University is approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors to offer continuing education for National Certified Counselors. The University adheres to NBCC Continuing Education Guidelines. This program provides 3 hours of CEUs for Certified Counselors. BRANCH OUT DAY 2001 Saturday, October 6 Join the LaSalle community for a day of service and fun!
Sign up in University Ministry and Service Benilde Hall, 2nd fl Deadline for registration is September 12- Call x1804 with questions!
University Ministry & Service Division of Student Affairs LaSalle University School of Business Administration
La Salle University S chool of business 6th Annual Golf Outing
Monday, October 8, 2001
LuLu Country Club North Hills, Pennsylvania
TEE TIME 12:45 PM
H o s t e d by: Accounting Department And S chool of Business
NOW IN ITS SIXTH YEAR, THE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF business Golf Outing has grown to attract over 1OO ATTENDEES EACH YEAR. THE POPULARITY AND SUCCESS OF THIS OUTING IS DUE TO THE EARLY INITIATIVES AND SUPPORT OF THE Accounting department. Each year, we welcome alumni, CORPORATE PARTNERS, AND FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL OF Business who join together in support of La Salle.
W E CONTINUE TO BE PROUD OF OUR EFFORTS AND OF YOUR SUPPORT, AND LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON OCTOBER 8 th AT LU L U .
Thanks “fore” your support!
TO RESERVE A SPACE PLEASE CONTACT Bruce Leauby
215- 951-1490
1900 West O lney Avenue • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19 14 1 - 1199 USA • [email protected] • www.lasalle.edu/sba.htm Office of the Dean and Undergraduate Programs 2 15/951 - 1040 • MBA Program 2 15/951 - 1057 • Fax 2 15/951 - 1886 Attention Students, Faculty and Staff...
Thursday, October 18 5:00 pm Location TBA
La Salle's Reading Group will meet to discuss:
M ary and O'Neil by Justin Cronin Associate Professor of English at La Salle and recipient of a 2001 Pew Fellowship in the Arts
M ary and O'Neil, a collection of related short stories, has received critical acclaim since its publication last spring - pick up your copy at the Bookstore and please join us for conversation and light refreshments on the 18th. A location will be announced in Campus News in O ctober.
For more information, contact Bert Strieb ([email protected]) or Sabrina DeTurk [email protected]) for Faculty/Staff Off Campus
Connelly Library can now o ffe r off-campus access to most of the subscription databases. No separate passwords are required fo r using services such as ProQuest and FirstSearch.
❖ Just go to the Library homepage: http://www.lasalle.edu/library. ❖ Choose the database you want. ❖ A t the prompt fo r a username and a password, use you username and password fo r your alpha computer account. Username: First 8 letters o f your last name Password: Your La Salle University ID number followed by the first three letters of your last name I f this does not work, contact Joe Simon at -1782 to get your username and password reset.
A fte r logging on one database, you will have access to all the databases during that session.
Interlibrary Loan/PALCI
❖ Use PALCI to request books that are not available in the Connelly Library. ❖ Select "Borrow from Other Libraries" under Library Services on the library's homepage. ❖ Use your Patron ID (the 14-digit barcode on the back of your ID card). ❖ Most books are received within one week. ❖ You will be notified by e-mail or by telephone when books are received ❖ Pick up and return books at the Information Desk in the Connelly Library. ❖ PALCI questions? Contact the Interlibrary Loan S ta ff (215-951-1287 or e-mail at [email protected]) or library staff at the Information Desk.
New Databases
ABSEES American Bibliography of Slavic and ❖ Chid Online Combined Health Information East European Studies ❖ ELS Encyclopedia Life Sciences American Speech-Language-Hearing Association ❖ FISonline Biography and Geneology Master Index ❖ Polling the Nations
Explore the new homepage of Connelly Library www.lasalle.edu/library 215-951-1287
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY La Salle 56 TV Message Board
When La Salle 56 is not airing programming, the station runs a message board system, which includes information about the
La Salle University channel's program schedule, La Salle sports, volunteer
1900 West Olney Avenue organizations, academic programs, and upcoming public events.
Box 632 Messages usually play from 2am to 10am and feature Philadelphia, Pennsylvania background music. 19141 If your department/organization would like to run a free Phone: 2 15/951-1456 announcement on La Salle 56 about a specific event or program, Fax: 2 15/951-5043 please fill out the following “message board request” form and return it through campus mail - Box 632. Since La Salle 56 airs throughout Philadelphia, all announcements for events and programs should be available to the public. Also, please
return the form at least two weeks before you would like it to
air.
La Salle 56 serves La Salle University and its surrounding community with educational and entertaining programs. The cable station also serves as a hands-on teaching facility for students interested in learning about the communication field. La Salle 56 reaches over 200,000 homes within the City of Philadelphia and operates under La Salle University’s Communication Department.
Please direct any questions to the station manager, Tonya Ellis by calling x1456 or sending email to [email protected] Please return to La Salle 56 Office Use Only Campus Mail: Box 632 Date Submitted: Fax:215-951-5043 Date Entered: Email: [email protected] Phone:215-951-1456 LA SALLE 56 ______Message Board Request CAMPUS SPONSOR INFORMATION Department/Organization: Requested by: Campus Address: Campus Phone #:
MESSAGE INFORMATION Dates to Run: Message:
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Message services are intended for campus events, academic and administrative announcements, and non-profit organizations. Message services are available to members o f the La Salle community, including faculty, staff, students, and organizations. All events or services advertised should be available to the general public, not exclusively La Salle students. Messages should be short and to the point. La Salle 56 reserves the right to edit or shorten a message to fit the technical requirements of the system. La Salle 56 also reserves the right to refuse any message if the content is deemed inappropriate. Messages should be consistent with the mission of the station and be o f interest to a broad, off-campus audience. Please note that the person requesting the message accepts all responsibility for its accuracy and content. All telephone numbers should be double-checked for accuracy. A phone number must be included so the public may call for more information. All requests must be made at least 10 days before the required running date in order guarantee enough time for the boards to be created and sent to the main system. Please read the conditions on this form carefully. In requesting message services, you agree to all of its terms and conditions. Explorer Club Art Show & Auction presented by Avatar Galleries (formerly the Heisman Fine Arts Galleries)
Proceeds Benefit La Salle Explorer Club (La Salle Athletics Fund Development and Booster Organization) Saturday, Novem ber 3, 2001 Previews: 6:30 PM Cedarbrook Country Club A uction 8:00 PM 180 Pennlyn Pike Admission $65.00 Blue Bell
Cocktails * Hors D 'oeuvres * Caesar Salad Pasta * Carving Stations We Accept checks, Visa and Mastercard
-Most bids guaranteed between $50-$150 -For the collector, investment works are available -Five year exchange privilege -All art guaranteed below gallery prices Artists which may be represented include: Agam H a tfield M ax Behrens H ibel Neim an Borelli Lena Liu Pow ell Ebgi Llew elyn Szynal Erte MacWilliams Tarkay Fairchild M cKnight W yeth M aim on Cezanne M onet Renoir
www.avatargalleries.com To order tickets contact the Athletic Advancement Office at 215-951-1606
Sponsored by the Athletic Department Fri. 7 Volleyball at Kent State Tournament Memphis 10:00 AM Cornell 3:00 PM Sat. 8 Volleyball Kent State 12:30 PM Robert Morris 5:30 PM Sat. 8 Football at St. Francis (PA) 1:00 PM Sat. 8 Field Hockey Lehigh 1:00 PM Sat 8 Cross Country at Fordham Invitational Sun 9 Women's Soccer cal l th e Explorer Lehigh 1:00 PM Sun 9 Men's Soccer Hotline at: at St. Peter's 1:00 PM Tue 11 Field Hockey (215) 951-5170 Drexel (@ St. Joe's) 1:30 PM Wed. 12 Men's Soccer Villanova 4:00 PM Wed. 12 Women's Soccer at Rutgers 7:00 PM
Sponsored by the Athletic Department L a S a l l e U n iv e r s it y F o o t b a l l 2001 S e a s o n T ic k e t O r d e r Fo r m September 8 at St. Francis (PA) 1:00 15 at Marist * 7:00 22 CANISIUS * (Youth Day) 1:00 29 CATHOLIC (Young Alumni Day) 1:00
October 6 at Siena * 1:00 13 ST. PETER'S * (Parents’ Weekend) 1:00 20 at Duquesne * 1:35 27 ST. JOHN’S (Homecoming) 1:00
November 3 IONA * (Senior Day) 1:00 10 at Fairfield * 1:00
* MAAC Football League games Home Games In BOLD CAPS
Season Ticket Plans Adults - $30.00 Faculty Staff- $25.00 Children - $15.00 (Season ticket holders receive priority seating at the 40-40 yard line)
Individual Ticket Prices Adults - $6.00 Children - $3.00
RETURN ORDER FORM TO: La Salle University Athletic Ticket Office 1900 West Olney Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199
Name Day Phone Address City State ZIP
Season Tickets: Q uantity Total Adult @$30.00 $ Faculty/Staff @ $25.00 $ Children @$15.00 $ (MasterCard/Visa Only) Credit Card # Exp. Date TOTAL $
For more information please contact the Athletic Ticket Office at (215) 951-1999 or [email protected] CAMPUS POSITIONS AVAILABLE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
Director of MBA Administrative Services
La Salle University’s School of Business has an opening for the position of Director of MBA Administrative Services. La Salle University is a Roman Catholic institution of higher education in the tradition of De La Salle Christian Brothers. The University strives to offer, through effective teaching, quality education founded on the idea that intellectual and spiritual development go hand in hand, mutually complimenting and fulfilling one another.
Responsibilities include managing the admission process for MBA candidates, including regular correspondence with prospective students and applicants; and providing academic advisement and additional student services for current students. Additional responsibilities include, but are not limited to, strategic planning, recruitment and promotions.
The position requires strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with designated offices, departments, and individuals. A master’s degree is required and prior admission and/or related marketing experience is preferred.
Send cover letter, resume, and salary requirements by Monday, October 1, 2001;
MBA Search Committee La Salle University Box 807 Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199
La Salle University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.
1900 West Olney Avenue • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19 14 1 -1199 USA • [email protected] • www.lasalle.edu/sba.htm Office of the Dean and Undergraduate Programs 215/951 - 1040 • MBA Program 2 15/951 - 1057 • Fax 2 15/951 -1886 ADVERTISEMENT FOR POSITION
Director of University Events
La Salle University is seeking a Director of University Events. La Salle is a Roman Catholic institution of higher education in the tradition of the De La Salle Christian Brothers. The University strives to offer, through effective teaching, quality education founded on the idea that intellectual and spiritual development go hand in hand mutually complementing and fulfilling one another. The Director of University Events is responsible for providing assistance in planning, coordinating and managing the logistics for all events and meetings sponsored by the University that have as an audience, members of the external community. Events to be managed by the Director of University Events include: University Advancement receptions and dinners, presidential events, homecoming, reunion, alumni club events, academic award ceremonies and receptions, commencement, convocation, etc.
Proven track record of successful events management and superior short and long term organizational skills mandatory. Excellent oral, written, communication and computer skills critical. Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel, Lotus Notes and Banner desirable. The position carries a full-benefits package, including tuition remission.
Send cover letter, resume, salary range, and three (3) references to: Rosemary Davis, Assistant Vice President for Advancement Services, Office of University Advancement, La Salle University, 1900 W. Olney Avenue, Box 809, Philadelphia, PA 19141. AA/EOE.
1900 West Olney Avenue • Philadelphia, PA 19141 Phone: 2 15/951-1540 • Fax: 2 15/951-1542 • www.lasalle.edu ID/GOLD CARD OFFICE CLERK
FREE TUITION!
A full time clerical position is available in the ID/Gold Card office of La Salle University. La Salle is a Roman Catholic institution of higher education in the tradition of the De Salle Christian Brothers.
Individuals will be responsible for issuance of I.D. cards and associated data entry processes in the AT&T transaction processing system to include report generation and associated filing. Also required to collect and deposit library vending receipts. Should be computer literate, have working knowledge of Microsoft Office and be able to interact with the public in a courteous, professional manner. Schedule includes evening and weekend hours. Full benefits package including tuition remission. Interested candidates should submit a resume to:
ID/Gold Card Manager La Salle University 1900 W. Olney Ave. Box 812 Philadelphia, PA 19141
AA/EOE