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February 10, 2012
Women’s Basketball: La Salle vs. St. Joe’s, February 8
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TUESDAY,
FEBIR UARY 14,
4:30 P.M.
OLNEY 209
The first three students will receive a FREE La Salle Planner!
At this workshop, you will
explore reasons for writing
procrastination, learn strategies
for improvement, and get tips
for how to write well under a
time constraint (like writing
in-class essays on a test) .
For more information,
contact Dr. Mary Robertson
at [email protected] or
215.951.1299.
La Salle Academic and Learning Support Services: http://www.lasalle.edu/portal/learningsupport
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Studying for Science and
Math Success
Learn study strategies for your science and problem-solving
classes (Math, Accounting, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, etc.).
All students welcome!
Wed., Feb. 15
• 5:00 p.m., Holroyd 257
• 7:00 p.m., online in "Student Resources"
Blackboard course
Brought to you by La Salle University Academic and Learning Support Services. Contact M elissa Hediger
([email protected] or 215.951.5115} f or more inform at ion.
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Academic and Learning Su pport Services
presents
APA Fundamentals
Thursday, Feb. 16, 4:30 p.m., Olney 209
Learn basic information about APA style and develop effective
writing strategies. An online version of this workshop will be
offered Wednesday, Feb. 29 at 6:00 p.m. in the "Student
Resources" Blackboard course .
For a complete workshop schedule, visit us at
http:/jwww .lasalle.edu/portaljlearningsupport
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The Engaging Learners
with Powerful Technology Tools Series
Emerging Trends in Decision Support Systems:
From Excel to D-code and D-cide
Facilitator: Madjid Tavana (Management)
Use D-code for natural language programming and representing spreadsheet models
with a list of readable language-based equations.
Use D-cide for influence diagramming and representing spreadsheet models in a visual
environment.
Technology Tools Showcase:
An Online Gallery of Student Exemplars
Facilitators: Patricia Bicknell and Kathleen Czekanski (Nursing)
Use Wikis for student debates. Conduct student presentations with Wimba.
Hold virtual office hours with Archive. Capture lectures with Tegrity and much more!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m., Holroyd 190
Co-Sponsored by the Faculty Development & Arts and Sciences Technology Committees
Boxed lunches will be provided for the first 25 registrants.
Plan to attend?
E-mail Greer Richardson via [email protected]
by February 17, 2012
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Workshop
March 1 & 2: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
2-day Workshop on Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)
SCOTT STUART, M.D.
PRESIDENT -INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
DIRECTOR - INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY INSTITUTE
PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY- UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
Location:
La Salle University
Music Room
Union Building
See http:ljwww.lasalle.edu/directions-to-main-campus/for directions to
La Salle and http:ljwww.lasalle.edu/campusmap/ map.htmlfor campus map
Cost:
Professionals - $300
Students - $200
Continental Breakfast and Afternoon Coffee Will Be Provided
Continuing Education: 13 CE Credits (free for PBTA members; $60 for non-members)
Registration: Space for this workshop is limited to 35 participants. To register, please
download a registration form from the PBTA website (see link below). Mail your
completed registration form and payment to
La Salle University
Department of Psychology
1900 West Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
Attention: IPT Workshop
La Salle University and The Philadelphia Behavioral Therapy Association (PBTA) are proud to
present a 2-day workshop in Interpersonal Psychotherapy, featuring invited guest lecturer Scott
Stuart. This training is certified by the Interpersonal Psychotherapy Institute as level"A"
psychotherapist training, as recommended by the International Society of Interpersonal
Psychotherapy (ISIPT).
This workshop is designed for mental health professionals and graduate students. Participants
should be well acquainted with basic psychotherapy principles, such as the ability to effectively
engage patients, formulate cases, and use specific psychotherapy techniques. It will be of particular
benefit to those practitioners who use or plan to use short-term psychotherapy, or who frequently
use psychotherapy as an adjunct to medication management.
For a full description of this workshop as well as registration information, please see
http://www.philabta.org/events.htm or contact Randy Fingerhut, Ph.D. (fingerhut@ lasalle.edu).
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ART
BUSINESS
COMMUNICATION
BIOLOGY
C"RIMINAL JUSTICE
ENGLISH
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CHEMISTRY
Digital Arts o/
Multimedia Design
fRENCH
ECONOMICS
Spring 2012 Tutoring Subjects
Meet in Connelly Library
GEOLOGY
GERMAN
ITALIAN
HISTORY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PHILOSOPHY
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PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SPANISH
JAPANESE
Academic and Learning Support Services
Tutoring Support Services 215.951.1822
[email protected]
Kitty Kaar, Manager
Go to Gradesfirst on your
MylaSalle portal
CLICK ON SCHEDULE A TUTOR!
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JJrd Annual Grimes Lecture Series
Psychology Department
ON THE ORIGINS OF PERCEPTUAL,
COGNITIVE, AND EMOTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Joseph J. Campos,
Ph.D.
Prof essor of Psychology
University of California, Berkeley
March 15, 2012
7:30 p.m.
Reception at 6:00 p.m. in Ballroom
Dondero Award Recipient :
Donna Tonrey, Psy.D., LMFT
La Salle University
Union Building
Dan Rodden Theater
1900 W. Olney Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19141
Visitor Parking Available
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WHO AM I?
The following Lasallians correctly identified Cherlyn Rush, Coordinator of Multicultural Education:
Gina Allan
Josh Ash
Rosemary Convery
Loretta Deeble
Peggy Emme
Dennis Ford
Marianne Gauss
Marian Golden
Kitty Kaar
Terry Jackson
Kim Moore
Lane Neubauer, Ph.D.
Luisa Ossa, Ph.D.
Dina Olesiask
Paul Roden
Dawn Wanner
Lisa Ware
Betsy Wilson
If you have a photo of yourself from the past and would like to be featured, please send it
along with a clue to [email protected] or to Campus News, Box 187. All prints of
photos will be scanned and returned.
The next photo will appear in the February 17 issue .
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General News
Digital Arts Seminar
welcomes
Friday,
Sean Trapani
Creative Director
February 10
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Featured Photos
African American Student League’s Valentine’s Day sale of
candy-grams in the Union Lobby
Lunchtime workshop/reading group facilitated by Dr. Allen
Visiting Chinese students learning to make pizza and playing mahjong
Circulation area in the Library decorated for Valentine’s
Day
Discussion of “Dying in America: Why Is It So Complicated”
at the Explorer Café
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“Tapping the Power of Mobile Learning”
Presented by Apple
Monday, February 13, 2012
1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Dan Rodden Theater
Join Apple Development Executive Dr. Jon Landis as he leads a discussion on using mobile technology in
teaching. He will cover topics such as—
·
Dealing with information overload and vetting sources
·
Forming student relationships and using those relationships to guide the students’ search for information
·
Harnessing the power of mobile devices (such as the iPad) to foster learning
RSVP: http://mobilelearn.eventbrite.com/
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SPEECHES ARE DUE MARCH 14, 2012
Student Speaker Commencement 2012
Graduating seniors from the day and evening divisions are encouraged to apply for selection as
the student speaker for the Commencement 2012 Ceremony. A committee of students, faculty,
and administrators will choose the speaker. The content and style of presentation of the speech
will be the primary criteria used by the selection committee. The delivery time of the speech must
be no longer than five (5) to eight (8) minutes. A suggested norm is one typed (double-spaced)
page per speaking minute.
Go to the following link: http://so-media.lasalle.edu/commencement/ and follow the directions to
submit a speech by Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Members of the selection committee will then
review unidentified copies of the speeches and they will determine the final pool of students to be
invited for in-person auditions which will take place on Wednesday, April 11, 2012 in the Rodden
Theater. Students will be notified as early as possible if they are among those selected for auditions.
This year, for the first time, students finishing graduate programs will have a similar opportunity to
compete for the honor of delivering an address during the Graduate Program Commencement
Ceremony to be held on Friday, May 18, 2012. Use the same link: http://so-media.lasalle.edu/
commencement/ and follow the directions for graduate students and submit a speech by
Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Members of the selection committee will then review unidentified
copies of the speeches and they will determine the final pool of students to be invited for in-person
auditions which will take place on Tuesday, April 10 and Thursday, April 12 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the
Rodden Theater. Students will be notified as early as possible if they are among those selected for
auditions.
Thank you for your attention and response to this invitation. Writing a commencement speech is a
challenging and rewarding task. If you have additional questions or concerns about appropriate
content or the selection process, please do not hesitate to contact University Life @ ext. 1374.
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General News
Please join us for the
9th Annual Auction
benefitting the
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Vacations,
Gift Certificates,
and
More!
Special
Preview of
Silent Auction
st arts at
Noon!
Friday, February 17
(Snow date: Friday, February 24)
Dinner and Auction Event begins at 5 p.m.
Union Ballroom
$15 per person • $5 per student
Price includes dinner, refreshments, and dessert
$10 extrafor Happy Hour- drinks and appetizers
All Proceeds from th is even t will benefit th e communities served by Blackfeet Montana,
Project Appalachia, Habitat for Human ity, Dom inican Republic, and Proje ct Mapendo.
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DIPLOMAT
IN
RES I DENCE
PROGRAM
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presents
TEN AFRICAN
HEROES:
THE SWEEP
OF INDEPENDENCE
IN BLACKAFRICA
Ambassador Thomas Patrick Me lady
and Margaret Badum Melady, Ph.D.
Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012 • 12:30- 2 p.m.
Dan Rodden Theatre, first floor of La Salle Union
Organized in association with the Office of the President
and the History Department.
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• Physical Violence occurs when a person hurts or
tries to hurt a partner by hitting, kicking, or other
means of physical force.
•
Sexual violence is forcing a partner to take part in a
sexual act when the partner does not consent.
• Threats of physical or sexua l violence include
the use of words, gestures, weapons, or other
means to tell people their intent to cause harm.
• Emotional abuse is usually where it all beg ins.
It is
threatening to harm a partner's possessions or loved
ones, or harming a partner's self-worth.
Who is at r isk? Risk factors includeExamples of abuse:
• Stalking
• Name calling
• Intimidation
• Not letting a partner see
friends or family
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Being violent or aggressive in the past
Seeing or being a vict im of violence as a
child
Using drugs or alcohol, especially
drinking heavily
Life events that cause stress
Where to get Help on Campus:
• Student Counseling Center
(215.951.1355)
• Student Health Center
(215.951.1565)
Off Campus:
• National domestic violence hotline
(1.866.SAFE.014)
• Loveisrespect.org
Brought to you by SNAP and the Health Advisory Committee
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'-lelp Save a Life
La Salle University's
SPRING BLOOD DRIVE
February 29 &March 1
8:30a.m.
'V
7:30 p.m.
Union Ballroom
Register at Blood Drive Registration Tables
in
Blue and Gold, Treet ops, and the Food Court
February 20- 27
or
Ca ll t he Student Cou nseling Center at 215.951.1355
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To:
From:
Date:
Re:
Campus Community
Administrative Services
February 3, 2012
2012 Spring Break Closing Procedures
All University residences will close on Friday, March 2, 2012, at 6:00 p.m. and will re-open on Sunday,
March 11, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. All students must vacate University housing by 6:00 p.m. on Friday,
March 2, 2012, unless they have an approved housing extension.
Housing extensions for students living in the resident halls will be granted only for students who need
temporary housing for University reasons or to assist with travel arrangements. Students
requesting a housing extension must submit their request no later than February 17, 2012. No exceptions
will be made after this date without incurring additional late fees.
To request a housing extension for this or any University break period (Thanksgiving, Winter Break,
Spring Break or End-of-the-Year Closing), students can submit requests on-line through the
MyLaSalle Portal on the Life at La Salle tab in the Living channel.
Academic, department and program chairs/coaches/supervisors should submit a list of approved
students participating in academic or other University related events. The list of students should
contain the student's name, ID #, and their purpose for staying beyond the deadline date for any
applicable periods. Your list is for reference purpose only and does not mean a student has been
submitted for an extension request. As many students stay for various reasons and needs, each student
must submit their own requests. We use the information you provide to verify specific requests.
A list of on-call emergency personnel will be available for Spring Break on the “Residential
Living” portal group for the on-call Administrative Services, Security and Community Development staff.
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Video Recommendations from Connelly Library
This week's recommendations are inspired by February's many observances,
such as Black History Month, Groundhog Day, and, of course, Valentine's Day.
Visit us in the AV department on the lower level of Connelly Library or call
215.951.1295 with questions or video suggestions. (All plot summaries are from
the Connelly Library catalog.)
All the President's Men (1976)
CAST: Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Warden, Martin Balsam, Hal Holbrook, Jason
Robards
"A dramatic reconstruction of the true story of the discovery of the White House link with the
Watergate affair by two young reporters from the Washington Post."
Groundhog Day (1993)
CAST: Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, Chris Elliott, Stephen Tobolowsky, Brian Doyle-Murray
"A romantic comedy about a weatherman caught in a personal time warp on the worst day of his
life. Teamed with a relentlessly cheery producer and a smart-aleck cameraman, TV weatherman
Phil Connors is sent to Punxsutawney, Pa. to cover the annual Groundhog Day festivities. But on
his way out of town, Phil is caught in a blizzard- which he failed to predict- and finds himself
stuck in small town hell."
It's Complicated (2010)
CAST: Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin, Steve Martin, John Krasinski, Lake Bell
"A hilarious look at marriage, divorce, and everything in between. With a thriving Santa Barbara
bakery, a new romance heating up, and her divorce finally behind her, Jane Adler has her life all
figured out, unti l she finds herself trapped between the perfect new beau and her philandering exhusband who's determined to win her back. When opposites attract all over again, will love be
sweeter the second time around? It's ... complicated!"
Flag Wars (2003 Documentary)
"A cinema verite documentary that follows the conflicts that arise when gay white professionals
move into a black working-class neighborhood, that was filmed in Columbus, Ohio over a
period of four years."
Ruby Bridges (1998 Television)
CAST: Penelope Ann Miller, Kevin Pollak, Michael Beach, Jean Louisa Kelly, Peter Francis
James, Patrika Darbo, Chaz Monet, Diana Scarwid, Lela Rochon
"When bright six year old Ruby is chosen to be the first African-American to integrate her local
New Orleans elementary school, she is subjected to the true ugliness of racism for the very first
time."
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TO:
La Salle University Community
FROM:
Rebecca L. Horvath
Assistant Vice President for Finance and Administration
DATE:
February 10, 2012
SUBJECT:
Verizon FIOS Employee Discount Program
The division of Finance and Administration is pleased to announce a new discount program for La Salle University
faculty, staff and administration. Verizon FIOS is pleased to offer a special discount to new and existing FIOS customers.
How do I get the discount?
Go to the Verizon Connections Site: www.verizon.com/verizonconnections. You’ll enter your work e-mail address, last
name, and your state of residence. We’ll send an e-mail back to your work e-mail address that includes an embedded
discount token via link. You must enter the site through the link in the e-mail. You should receive the e-mail from us
within 10 minutes. If you haven’t received it, check your junk e-mail folder. Click on the link and you’ll be directed
back to our site.
For existing customers: Enter your Verizon home phone number. If you don’t have a Verizon phone number but have
other Verizon services, check the box below the phone number entry. We will check your current services to see if you
qualify for the bundle discount. If you have all qualifying services, we’ll add the discount onto your bill. If you don’t
have the qualifying services, we’ll show you the services you need to add in order to qualify for the discount. To
proceed, you’ll need your Verizon User ID and password to access your account. If you are an existing Verizon Internet
customer, your User ID and password are the same as you use for your Verizon Internet account. Otherwise you’ll need
your current Verizon phone bill to register on the site.
For new customers: You’ll need to add your address and current phone number. Check the box below your address if
you would like to keep your existing phone number. Select continue and you’ll be directed to our order site. You will be
able to view your bundle options and order new services. Our click-to-chat reps are available on that site to assist with
any questions you may have. The Verizon Connections discount will be shown on the selection page and will be detailed
in your cart at the end of the order process.
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Upcoming Home Events
February 11 – February 19
Women’s Basketball @ Gola Arena
Wed., Feb. 15
Dayton
7:00 p.m.
Men’s Basketball @ Gola Arena
Sat., Feb. 11
Saint Louis
2:00 p.m.
Lacrosse @ McCarthy Stadium
Sun., Feb. 19
Oregon
GO EXPLORERS!
1:00 p.m.
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Wed. February 15
7 p.m.
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Procedures for Submitting Items for Inclusion in the Campus News
All information for the General, Academic, Minutes, or Athletic sections— with or without graphics
and photos—must be submitted electronically either:
 via the “Submit an item” form in the Media and Publications channel on the News
and Media tab of the portal,
 via e-mail to the [email protected]. (The article title must be included in the subject
line of the e-mail), or
 via CD sent to Campus News, Box 187.
Submissions can be sent with graphics and photos laid out with the text or sent with the text and graphics
separately. Please submit flyers and circulars as attachments in Microsoft Word or as PDF files. Please
submit photos as JPEG files.
Letterhead or logos with submissions must conform to the approved standards explained and illustrated in
the Brand Book published and distributed by University Communications.
All photos and graphics (clip art, logos other than La Salle’s) must have their owners’ permission to be
reproduced. If you submit them with your information, you are responsible for gaining this permission.
All employment listings must be submitted first to Human Resources for approval (for more information,
contact Chris Mickel at 215.951.1052).
Deadlines for Submission

General News, Meeting Minutes, Events, and Other News: Wednesday at 4 p.m.

New Positions of Employment at La Salle University: Monday at 2 p.m.