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Bulletin for October 4, 2006

DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT/DOCUMENT IMAGING PRESENTATION
Representatives of the SCT Sungard Corporation will be on campus Tuesday, November 7, from 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. for a presentation on the SCT Banner Xtender Solutions for document management/document imaging. This information session is designed for individuals or offices that may be interested in utilizing the electronic document management software, which the College has recently purchased. Those in attendance will be introduced to the advantages of a “paperless” filing and data retrieval system and will have time to discuss their specific document management/document imaging needs after the presentation. Interested individuals should contact Leon Lewis ( lewisl@oneonta.edu) or Roger Sullivan ( sullivrb@oneonta.edu) for more information or to make a reservation for the presentation by Monday, October 30. The campus location for the presentation will be determined by the number of advance reservations and will be transmitted to you with your confirmation on Friday, November 3.

DEMOCRACY MATTERS HOSTING SPEAKER PANEL EVENT
Democracy Matters, a campus club, is hosting a speaker panel on Monday, October 30, that will present the causes and effects of electoral campaign financing in several areas. They are also seeking additional speakers for the panel. Please see information attached to this issue of the Bulletin.

HUMAN RESOURCES NEEDS TO KNOW!
When employees are absent from work for longer than one week due to personal illness, birth of a baby or death or illness of an immediate family member, they need to contact Human Resources to verify the status of their benefits (leave accruals, health insurance, etc.) prior to and during their absences. Please help us provide you with the appropriate information on a timely basis by informing us IMMEDIATELY whenever you might anticipate being absent from work for more than one week. This will enable us to help you maximize your benefits. Of course, be sure to communicate with your supervisor(s) about such absences, too. In fact, supervisors should notify Human Resources in the event employees are unable to do so. Thank you for your cooperation. If anyone has any questions, please contact Human Resources at x2509.

FACULTY COMPUTER PURCHASE PROGRAM (FCPP) ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
The purpose of the FCPP is to provide up to date computers for faculty. The deadline for applications is Friday, November 3. Complete information is attached to this issue of the Bulletin.

PUBLIC EVENTS COMMITTEE - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
The State College Senate Public Relations Committee has limited funding remaining to assist in the production of lectures, cultural events or other programs having an appeal to both, the campus and community audiences taking place on the State college campus during the Spring 2007 semester. Grants are made to active or retired SUNY-Oneonta faculty or staff members. The Oneonta State College budget and the College Foundation support funding for these grants. Since the majority of this year’s budget has already been allocated and in an attempt to assist the greatest number of different events with the funds available to the PE Committee, the grants in this round will be kept under $500 per event (the total funding currently available is only $1500). Submission deadline is Friday, November 3. An application form is attached to this issue of the Bulletin. For information contact Rene Prins, P.E.C. Chair, Fine Arts 123, email prinsr, or phone x3422.

LEARN AND SERVE IN GHANA
The Africana & Latino Studies Department is sponsoring a second Ghana Intersession, January 2007, led by Kathleen O’Mara in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Cape Coast. The program contains a service component in which students work on the completion of a village library at Kwabeng as well as a number of lectures by independent artists and faculty at Cape Coast, Kumasi, and Legon. Artists include novelist and dramatist Dr. Ama Ata Aidoo, musician Dr. Daniel Amponsah (Koo Nimo), painter Dr. Ablade Glover, filmmaker Kwaw Ansah, and poet Atakwei Okai. This is such an exciting and rich educational experience that two students from last year are hoping to go again. There will be a third general interest meeting on Thursday, October 5th at 5:30 p.m. in IRC, LH# 2. Please see complete information attached to this issue of the Bulletin.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE TECHNOLOGY AWARD CALL
All teaching faculty are invited to submit applications for the sixth annual Instructional Technology Award. The successful candidate will receive an award of $500. In addition, the department of the successful candidate will receive $1,000. The deadline for submission is Wednesday, November 15. For submission details see the web site HERE. Questions about his program can be directed to Jim Greenberg at greenbjb@oneonta.edu  or x2701.

OPEN ENROLLMENT ENDING FOR 2007 HEALTH CARE SPENDING AND DEPENDENT CARE ACCOUNTS
Eligible employees can enroll in the Health Care Spending and Dependent Care Advantage Accounts (aka Flexible Spending Account, FSA), to reduce their income tax liability and help pay for their eligible out-of-pocket health care expenses and/or dependent care expenses. Mark your calendar! The open enrollment period ends Friday, November 10. Enrollment is paperless! Go to www.flexspend.state.ny.us to enroll. Eligible employees may qualify for an employer contribution to their Dependent Care Account. (If you are already participating and wish to re-enroll, you will receive instructions directly from the plan administrator, the Fringe Benefits Management Company.) For questions about this benefit phone the FSA Hotline at 1-800-358-7202 or Human Resources at x2509.

OFFICES NEEDED FOR “RED FLAG CHALLENGE”
During the week of October 23-27, the Alcohol & Other Drug Committee will be sponsoring National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. One of the activities during the week is entitled “The Red Flag Challenge.” Red flags educating students to the effects of alcohol will be hidden around campus. Students will have the opportunity to enter a drawing for an iPod if they write down five of these effects on an official entry form. The AOD committee is in need of offices to display a red flag. The flags are the size of a standard sheet of paper attached to a 3’ dowel. The flags will be delivered on Monday October 23 and picked up Friday October 27. If your office would like to host a red flag for National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness week please contact Rebecca Harrington at x3540 or email harrinrl.

XEROX TONER AVAILABLE
The Athletics Department has two unused Xerox toner cartridges #113R275 for a Xerox Document Centre 220 copier. If there is a department on campus who has this model, they can have the cartridges at no charge. If you are interested, please phone Karen Welsh at x3594.

2006-2007 STUDENT PHONE DIRECTORY
Oneonta Auxiliary Services along with the Telecommunications Office are pleased to announce the arrival of the 2006-2007 Student Phone Directory. The directory has been distributed to students, faculty, and staff. If you did not receive a copy and would like one, please stop by the Telecommunications Office in Netzer 236.

TLTC FELLOWSHIP CALL FOR PROPOSALS
The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center is pleased to announce a call for proposals for its 2006-2007 TLTC Fellowship Program. The TLTC Fellowships will provide faculty with opportunities to improve student learning through the use of technology. Fellowships are being announced with up to $30,000 planned for allocation contingent on funding. Faculty members who receive awards will be designated as TLTC Teaching Fellows for the academic year of their award. Individual fellowships can vary from $500 to $25,000, depending on the nature of the proposed initiative. The program is administered by the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center at SUNY-Oneonta. For details on submission and deadlines see the web page at http://www.oneonta.edu/academcis/etc/fellowships. Question about his program can be directed to Jim Greenberg at x2701 or via email at greenbjb@oneonta.edu.

REMINDER ON POSTING GRADES
Federal law (FERPA) prohibits posting grades using student names and/or identification numbers. However, it is permissible to post by code name or number (not the Oneonta I.D. number, social security number, or any part thereof) agreed to by the student and the faculty member. Wherever you post grades, please scramble the names on the roster before assigning codes so that the list does not reflect an alphabetical listing of your roster. It is also against FERPA regulations to leave students’ graded work in a general pick up area. Graded course work must be returned individually to students. Please be aware that under no circumstances may a listing of student names and ID numbers, or any part thereof be posted for any reason. Violations of this law can result in termination of Federal funding to the college. Questions regarding the privacy of student records should be directed to Bill Grau, College Registrar at x3216 or via e-mail at graufw@oneonta.edu.

COLLEGE COUNCIL TO MEET - OCTOBER 5
The College Council of the State University of New York College at Oneonta will meet on Thursday, October 5, at 4:30 p.m. in Conference Room 318, Milne Library. At the meeting, College President Alan B. Donovan will deliver a report on the College. The Council will also hear a presentation on the College's PR2EPS program, which helps high school and college students in Central New York learn about and prepare for potential careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Each state-operated campus in the SUNY system has its own College Council. The governor appoints the members of each council for seven-year terms with the exception of the student representative, who is elected by the student body. College Councils have specific statutory powers, such as naming buildings and making regulations regarding student conduct. Council meetings are public, and meets at least four times a year.

FILM SERIES ON AFRICA
The Center for Multicultural Experiences and the Africana and Latino Studies Department at the SUNY College at Oneonta are sponsoring a film series on Africa that began on Monday, September 25. Films will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the CME, Lee Hall. Admission is complimentary, and members of the community are invited to attend. The final films are as follows: Wednesday, October 25 - Faat Kine, a comic drama by Senegalese director Ousmane Sembene about a successful business woman dealing with the realities of youth (her daughters) and their chances for success in life and relationships; and Wednesday, November 29 - Everyone's Child, a drama about AIDS orphans directed by Tsitsi Dangarembga of Zimbabwe. More information about the film series on Africa is available by phoning the Center for Multicultural Experiences at x2663.

JAVA, JAVA AND OTHER TECHNOLOGIES SERIES - TODAY
Java, Java and Other Technologies Series will present Ultra Mobile PCs and PDAs today, Wednesday, October 4 from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the TLTC. More and more is being written about the latest computer gadget craze called "Ultra Mobile Computing". These computers are larger than a PDA but smaller than a tablet or laptop. Come and see what they are all about at the JJOT session. In addition, PDAs will be on display for test-driving. For more information contact the TLTC at x2684

MUG ONE MEETING - TODAY
MUG ONE, the Macintosh User Group of Oneonta, presents: "Tips, Tricks and Timely Topics.” Join us today, Wednesday, October 4 at 7:30 p.m. in our new fall meeting location – Room 132, Human Ecology Building. [See http://www.mugone.com/  for driving and parking information.] An all-star team of MUG ONE officers will demo the latest software, answer questions, and offer tips and tricks in this always lively and always popular program. Come back soon for all the details on what we'll be showcasing - there will be something for everyone. As always, we'll have questions and answers, refreshments and door prizes (members only). MUG ONE library materials will be available for circulation to MUG ONE members at the meeting. MUG ONE meetings are free of charge and open to the public. Everyone is welcome. For more information, go to http://www.mugone.com, phone Terry Helser at x3518, or email Elsa Travisano at: mugone@stny.rr.com. See you then!

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE SIEGFRIED PRIZE - OCTOBER 6
The Academic Excellence Committee has issued a call for applications for the annual Richard Siegfried Junior Faculty Prize for Academic Excellence. All SUNY-Oneonta full-time, non-tenured faculties are eligible to apply. The deadline for applications is Friday, October 6. A campus-wide mailing of the award criteria has been done. If you did not receive an application, or if you have questions concerning the application, you may contact William Simons, Chair of the Committee, at x3498. The Richard Siegfried Junior Faculty Prize for Academic Excellence is funded in part by a gift from Alice Siegfried in memory of her husband and in honor of his commitment to academic excellence. The College at Oneonta Alumni Association’s 2006-2007 Alumni Annual Fund supports this annual event.

DEADLINE FOR UUP CONTRACT PROPOSALS - OCTOBER 6
The statewide UUP leadership will send a survey to all members of the bargaining unit to gather information. In addition to the survey, the Oneonta UUP encourages members to e-mail Bill Simons at simonswm@oneonta.edu with proposals and priorities for the new contract. Proposals should be specific, detailed, and offer a rationale, theoretical and/or experiential, for items advocated. Provide your name and contact information. If you ask for your name to be withheld, that request will be honored. Rob Compton and Janie Forrest-Glotzer, chapter facilitator for professionals, will serve on the statewide Ad Hoc Advisory Committee for contract negations. Rob and Janie also invite members of the UUP Oneonta bargaining unit to send them, by email, proposals concerning the new contract. Contact Rob at comptorw@oneonta.edu.  Contact Janie at forresjl@oneonta.edu.  Proposals must be received by e-mail, no later than Friday, October 6.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ADDITIONAL FLOOD RELIEF WORK - OCTOBER 7
Thanks to the many UUP Oneonta volunteers who have participated in flood relief work. The task continues, however, and realistically will for some time. UUPer Linda Drake, the Executive Director of the SUNY-Oneonta Center for Social Responsibility, continues to place and coordinate volunteers. Linda is organizing another work crew for Saturday, October 7. If you can help, please contact Linda directly by e-mail at DrakeLM@oneonta.edu or telephone her at x2633. The work is hard and dirty. Linda will inform volunteers of appropriate and safe dress as well as facilitate transportation.

NOTHING TO HIDE: MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE FAMILY - OCTOBER 10
The Center for Multicultural Experiences is pleased to announce a photo-text exhibit on families whose lives are affected by mental illness. The exhibit will take place open on Tuesday, October 10 at 7:00 p.m. with a dessert reception. There will also be a Panel Discussion and refreshments at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 17. The compelling accounts demonstrate strength, courage, integrity, and accomplishment in the face of adversity and stigma. The exhibit will be on campus from Tuesday, October 10 – Wednesday, October 20. Family Diversity Projects, Inc created the exhibit. Special thanks to NAMI-Promise of Syracuse, the Community Education Project (A joint effort of Rehabilitation Support Services, Inc. and the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Otsego County), the Center for Multicultural Experiences and the College at Oneonta Wellness Center for their support of this exhibit. For more information or to bring your class please contact Mary Bonderoff at 436-2663.

FLY CASTING CLINIC - OCTOBER 10
The Physical Education Department is sponsoring a fly-casting clinic for faculty and staff on Tuesday, October 10. The clinic will be held at the Hunt Union Pond from 5:00 p.m. until dark, and will be run by David Brandt, a nationally renowned fly fisherman. Dave has been an instructor at the Wulff School of Fly Fishing on the Beaverkill in Livingston Manor, NY for many years, is a featured presenter at The Fly Fishing Show held annually in Charlotte, NC, and is a member of the Fly-fishing University Vise Squad, Milford, CT. This clinic will focus on casting only, no fly tying will be taught. No equipment needed!

CONCERT SERIES CONTINUES - OCTOBER 10
The Hewitt Pantaleoni Memorial Concert Series, now in its tenth year under the co-sponsorship of the Music Department and the Catskill Conservatory, will present its next concert on Tuesday, October 10, at 7:30 p.m. in Sanford Auditorium, Hodgdon Hall (IRC #3). The internationally renowned Claremont Duo, featuring New York City-based cellist Maxine Neuman and the German classical guitarist Peter Ernst, will be making their third appearance on the series. For the past nine years they have been exploring the seldom-performed repertoire for these two very different stringed instruments, as well as commissioning new works, both original compositions and arrangements for the combination. Their hour-long program next week will include music from the 18th to the 21st centuries and will be highlighted by the world premier of a work recently presented to them while they were on tour in Germany by the composer Adreas Adolf. All programs on the Pantaleoni Series are free and open to students, faculty, staff and the community, and neither tickets nor reservations are required. For information, please phone Carleton Clay, at x3419.

WAIT UNTIL DARK - OCTOBER 10 - 14
Mask & Hammer and the Department of Theatre will present Wait Until Dark, October 10 - 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the Hamblin Theater, Fine Arts. When Sam Hendrix innocently agrees to deliver a doll to a sick child, he has no idea the series of events the doll's secret cargo will set in motion. When a group of con men arrive in search of the doll, they are confronted with the resilience and ingenuity of Sam's blind wife, Susy. Fearlessly confronting the men from within the confines of her own dark world, Susy is not at all what they expect. The intimate arena setting of the Hamblin Theater offers a powerful experience of this intense mystery thriller by Frederick Knott, directed by John McCaslin-Doyle. General Admission is $3.00/free with SAC. For tickets or to make reservations phone the Mask & Hammer box office at x3100 or e-mail maskNhammer@yahoo.com

NATIONAL EXPERT TO ADDRESS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - OCTOBER 16
Phyllis B. Frank, a national authority on domestic violence and Director of one of the oldest batterer program in the U.S. at the VCS Community Change Project in Rockland County, NY, will offer a presentation on the innovative New York Model for Batterer Programs on Monday, October 16, at 3:00 p.m. in IRC, LH#5. Admission to the event is complimentary, and members of the community are invited to attend. Ms. Frank is a consultant to the New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence, the State Office For the Prevention of Domestic Violence, and the Orange County Department of Mental Health. She has also served as a consultant to the State Division of Probation and Correctional Alternatives and the Westchester County Department of Probation on the complex issue of batterer programs. In 1995, Frank developed a national training institute on the role of batterer programs in a community's work to end domestic violence. Now called "NY Model for Batterer Program: Changing Focus--Shifting Expectations," the institute has provided training to men and women from more than 25 states and five countries. A founding board member of the Rockland Family Shelter, Frank has served as President of the New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence, an appointed member of Governor Mario Cuomo's Commission on Domestic Violence, past Co-Chair of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism, President of the Rockland County Chapter of the National Organization for Women, and Co-Chair of the NOW NYS Task Force on Pornography. Sponsored by the Center for Social Science Research, an interdisciplinary organization dedicated to fostering active research by faculty and students in all branches of the social sciences. More information is available from Steven Gilbert, Psychology, at x2557 or Ho Hon Leung, Sociology, at x2239.

MONOLOGUES ON MADNESS - OCTOBER 16
A reading from "Hillbilly Gothic:  A memoir of Madness and Motherhood" with Adrienne Martini, will take place on Monday, October 16.  The presentation is at 7:00 p.m. in the Red Dragon Theater, Hunt College Union. Complete information is attached to this issue of the Bulletin.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT/UUP CHAPTER MEETING - OCTOBER 17
The next Food for Thought/UUP Chapter meeting will be held in Le Café, Morris Conference Center, on Tuesday, October 17 at Noon, and will feature a non-partisan presentation on the importance of voting in the upcoming elections. The guest speakers on the importance of voting will be Thomas Kriger, a Political Scientist and Special Assistant to the Statewide UUP President; Carol Blazina, SUNY-Oneonta Vice President for Community Relations; and Stephanie Mercurio, SUNY-Oneonta Student Association (SA) Treasurer and campus coordinator for Rock the VOTE. UUP is a partner with the SA and other SUNY units in the Rock the VOTE campaign, a non-partisan initiative to register new voters and to facilitate voting. Questions and discussion will follow the formal program. Although Food for Thought has important content, it is also an occasion for respite from the workweek, relaxed collegiality, and fine food. Renew old ties and forge new ones by joining your colleagues in convivial gathering and expression of solidarity. Your union looks forward to greeting you. For additional information or if you have questions, please contact Bill Simons at x3498, simonswm@oneonta.edu, Rob Compton at x3498, comptorw@oneonta.edu, Norm Payne at x2021, paynene@oneonta.edu, or Janie Forrest-Glotzer at x2005, forresjl@oneonta.edu.

CHEERLEADING CLINIC OFFERED - OCTOBER 21
The Cheerleading Team will offer a cheerleading clinic designed for high-school cheerleading teams from 1:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 21, in the Alumni Field House. Participants will receive instruction in cheerleading skills including stunts, jumping, and gymnastics. The Team will also teach a dance, a sideline cheer, and a floor cheer. Cost is $15 per participant. Tee shirts are also available at a cost of $10. They must be pre-ordered. Participants must submit at least half of the registration fee when registering. Teams and individuals are welcome to participate, and admission for coaches of teams is complimentary. Participants are asked to bring water and a snack. The clinic will be hosted by the College at Oneonta Cheerleaders, and proceeds benefit the Cheerleading Team. Registration deadline is Wednesday, October 18. Information/registration forms are available from Angie Eichler at x3591.

GRASTORF HONORS ROOM RECEPTION - OCTOBER 23
Current and retired faculty and staff are cordially invited to the dedication of the Dr. Jane E. Grastorf Honors Room, which has been endowed through her generous gifts. The reception will be held on Monday, October 23 at 1:00 p.m. in the Chase Physical Education Building. Refreshments will be served. For questions about this event, please contact the office of College Advancement at x2535.

APPLICATIONS DEADLINE FOR FACULTY RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY GRANTS - OCTOBER 23
Printed guidelines and application materials for the Faculty Research Grant and Creative Activity Grant Programs are being distributed to all faculty and professional staff. They are also available on the Grants Development website HERE (required forms are downloadable and fillable). The Faculty Research Grant Program funds awards of up to $2,500 to support research conducted by faculty or professional staff in all subject areas. The deadline is Monday, October 16. The Creative Activity Grant Program funds awards of up to $1,000 for expenses related to original creative work conducted by faculty or professional staff in areas including, but not limited to, creative writing, music, performing arts and the visual arts. The deadline is Monday, October 23. Late or incomplete proposals, or those that do not adhere to specific guidelines, will not be reviewed. Phone Kim Muller at x2479 or Kathy Meeker at x2632 if you have questions.

GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL FAIR - OCTOBER 30
The Career Development Center is sponsoring a Graduate and Professional School Fair on Monday, October 30 from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Chase Gym. Representatives from over 45 schools will be available to answer questions about their programs. Any student who is considering Graduate School is encouraged to attend. For more information, stop by the Career Development Center at 110 Netzer or phone us at x2534.

POSTING ON IRC BULLETIN BOARDS
The IRC Staff is continually working to keep lobby bulletin boards in order. Anyone who wishes to post announcements in the IRC will need to bring their items to the IRC Main Office, Room 104. If no one is in the office when you arrive, please leave your items in the holder on the office door with a name and contact number. Your items will be posted within a short time of receiving them. Staff will remove outdated notices and post new announcements daily. Thank you for your cooperation.

PERSONAL SAFETY COMMITTEE
The Personal Safety Committee is a broad based advisory group concerned with campus personal safety issues. The committee was charged to assess the campus environment and College procedures and recommend measures, which might be instituted to resolve identified problems. Members of the campus community are invited to email any personal safety concerns to committee chair, Robb Thibault, at thibaurr@oneonta.edu

CAMPUS DATES AND DEADLINE
Classes resume.   

TAP certification begins. Students receiving TAP awards must be full time (12 s.h. or more) to be eligible for TAP.

Columbus Day: Administrative Offices Closed.   
Homecoming, Family Weekend.   
Interim Progress Reports due.   

Withdrawal Deadline. Last day to drop a full semester course.

Incomplete/Pending Grade Deadline. Last day for students to make up Incomplete and Pending Grades from Spring and Summer 2006 or to file the extension of time form.

Last day for filing Independent Study, Internship, Individual Course Enrollment & Teaching Assistantship forms (less than 3 s.h.). After this date, $20 late fee assessed.

Beginning date for Spring 2007 Pre-enrollment.   

Last day for Faculty to turn in grades for previously assigned incomplete/pending grades.

College closes after last evening class.   

Classes resume. Last day to withdraw from the College. After this date students must complete all coursework.

Follow Monday schedule.   
Follow Tuesday schedule   
Finals Week.   

REMINDERS

3rd Annual "Best Practices In Teaching And Counseling" Conference
Hunt Union. Workshops include topics related to best teaching/counseling practices across content areas. Co-sponsored by SUNY-Oneonta, Division of Education, Alumni Association, CRTC, and NYS English Council.

Lee National Denim Day
Remember breast cancer doesn’t affect just women, so let’s see support from the whole campus community. For your $5.00 donation you get to wear jeans to work for the day, if appropriate. Sponsored by EAP. Please contact Melissa Nicosia for more information or to send a donation.

College Senate
3:00 p.m., IRC, Lecture Hall #5.   

Hispanic Heritage Week Event
7:00 p.m., IRC#2. Movie: Real Women Have Curves (U.S.).

Hispanic Heritage Week Event
7:00 p.m., IRC#2. Movie: Waiting List (Cuba).   

Flamenco Night
Hunt Union Ball Room. Workshop at 5:30 p.m., Reception at 6:30 p.m., and performance at 7:30 p.m. Part of the Hispanic Heritage Week.

Hispanic Heritage Week Event
7:00 p.m., IRC#2. Movie: Bad Education (Spain).   
Hispanic Heritage Week Event
7:00 p.m., IRC#2. Movie: Amores Perros (Mexico).   
Semiformal Honoring HOLA Alumni
7:00 p.m., Center for Cultural Experiences. Part of the Hispanic Heritage Week.    

Sondra Freckelton & Jack Beal: 50 Year of Working Together
Fine Arts Gallery. An exhibition of oil paintings, watercolor, pastels, etchings and sculpture. Hours: Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. when College is in session. Information available from Tim Sheesley at x2445.

Charles Steckler: Stage Design
New Gallery, Fine Arts. An exhibition of photographs, drawings and production related material. A Gallery Talk will be offered on Thursday, October 12 from 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at closing reception. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. when College is in session. Information available from Tim Sheesley at x2445.

3rd Annual Celebration Of Teaching
Faculty/graduate students are invited to present posters on the theme of engaging students. Submit proposals HERE. You may email lassonc@oneonta.edu  or phone x2339 to request a paper application form.

College Senate
3:00 p.m., Craven Lounge.   

UUP Member Flood Relief Applications Deadline
If you are a member who incurred damages to your personal residence and/or contents as a result of the June 27 flooding, go to HERE. For a application/guidelines. Questions to Helen Vickery at NYSUT (1-800-392-9810, ext. 6213). Completion of form requires signature of UUP Oneonta President, Bill Simons.

New York City Bus Trip
Leave Hunt Union, 7:00 a.m. Drop on 6th Avenue between 46th & 47th streets. Pick up 8:00 p.m., same location. Cost is $40.00. Sponsored by International Education. For information phone x3369.

College Senate
3:00 p.m., Craven Lounge.   
College Senate
3:00 p.m., IRC, Lecture Hall #5.   

THANK YOU
CONGRATULATIONS
FACULTY/STAFF ACTIVITIES

BULLETIN INFORMATION
Email your items and attachments to Mona Hughes (x2490) at hughesml@oneonta.edu by the noon deadline on Thursdays for publication the following Wednesday. Do not send items or attachments in Publisher. Items that come after the noon deadline will be held over for the next available edition. The Bulletin is not published when classes are not in session, but we do adhere to the same deadline before a break for publication after the break.

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