98th Year
2007-08
March 3, 2008
Calendar
highlights:
Faculty Recital Series concert,
Tuesday,
March 4, 7:30 p.m., Riceland Hall, Fowler Center
ASU Spring Job Fairs, Tuesday, March 4, and Wednesday, March 5,
10 a.m.-2 p.m., Centennial Hall
"Passport
to Patterns of the Past," March 6,
7 p.m.,
ASU Museum
Room 182, and
March 8,
10 a.m.-2 p.m.,
Main Gallery
Bradbury Gallery opening reception for 'Selections,'
Thursday, March 6, 5 p.m., Bradbury Gallery
'Die
Fledermaus,' Friday, March 7, and Saturday, March 8,
7:30 p.m., Drama Theatre, Fowler Center
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Delta Blues Symposium XIV writing
workshops offered
In
conjunction with the Lecture-Concert Series, ASU’s Department
of English and Philosophy is honored to welcome
poet Ralph Burns and novelist Jack
Butler, who will read from their works Friday night, March 28,
and conduct writing workshops on Saturday, March 29. Workshop
participants must pre-enroll by submitting either 10 to 15 pages of
fiction or three to five poems by March 10 to Box 1890, Dept. of English
and Philosophy, Arkansas State
University, State University, AR 72467-1890, or e-mail an attachment
of work to Dr. Tom Williams
or delta@astate.edu. For details about the workshops, see the
NewsPage release.
Political Science faculty attend,
present at meeting
Dr. William P. McLean
and Dr. Patrick Stewart, Public Administration, recently
attended
the 79th annual Southern Political Science Association (SPSA)
meeting in New Orleans. Both co-authored papers with ASU graduate
students. Dr. McLean also sat on a roundtable discussion, "Public
Opinion and Small University-Based Survey Research Centers." In addition,
Dr. McLean served as a discussant on the panel "Politics, Wages, and
Turnover in Staffing the Public Services." McLean also co-authored a paper,
"Gender Stereotypes and Desirable Management Characteristics: A Look
at the Public Sector," with ASU graduate student Ryan Robeson and
Dr. Kevin Unter, of the University of Louisana-Monroe, and Dr.
Patrick Stewart co-authored a paper, "Debatable Humor: The Use of
Political Humor by Presidential Candidates during the Early 2008
Presidential Primary Debates," with Robeson. For details, see the
NewsPage release.
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Emergency Alert System
ASU recently implemented an emergency alert system that includes a
text message notice to students, faculty and staff in the event of
an emergency or disaster. To be notified, however, an individual
must register his or her cell phone number in advance. The
utilization of alert systems has been covered in several recent reports,
including one in the
Chronicle of
Higher Education. Visit ASU's
Emergency Alert System web
site to log in and register your phone; the process takes only a few
seconds. Text messages usually work even when voice calls fail
because of the different technologies that are used.
First meeting of support group
to take place
The Faculty
Center for Learning and Teaching is holding the first meeting of
its new Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) support
group on Tuesday, March 4, 3:30-4:30 p.m., in the Faculty Center for
Learning and Teaching lounge in the shared Faculty Center for
Learning and Teaching/Center for Learning Technologies space in the
Dean B. Ellis Library. The initial meeting will discuss SoTL
opportunities, SoTL research, and innovative ways to combine
research and teaching. All instructional staff are welcome, and
refreshments will be provided. Please rsvp to
asu_facultycenter@yahoo.com.
'Science Flicks' to present
'Contact'
This week, the "Science Flicks" series, sponsored by the Department
of Biological Sciences and the Department of Chemistry and Physics,
presents the movie "Contact," on Thursday, March 6, at 6 p.m. in
Laboratory Sciences Center, East Wing, Room 219. The featured
panelist will be Dr. Tillman Kinnon, Science Education.
Admission is free. For details, contact the Department of Biological
Sciences, ext. 3082.
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