Seminar: Community-Based
Environmental Chemical Analysis
Joseph A. Gardella Jr., professor of chemistry and associate dean for external affairs at
the University at Buffalo, will present "Not Love Canal: A Community-Based
Environmental Chemical Analysis" at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, October 23 in Science
Building 272. Gardella's talk will include public service learning and case studies for
teaching instrumental analysis and research in community-based environmental studies.
Call the Chemistry Department, ext. 5204, for more information.
This event is presented by the Buffalo State College Chemistry and Biology departments
and sponsored by the Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program, the
Auxiliary Services Grant Allocation Committee, and the Vice President for Student
Affairs Office.
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Graduate Studies Open House
The Graduate Studies and Research Office will celebrate its grand opening from 2:00 to 4:30
p.m. Monday, October 27 in Cleveland Hall 204. All faculty and staff are invited to stop by to see
the new office space and learn more about graduate studies at Buffalo State. Refreshments will
be served.
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Art Conservation Open House
The Art Conservation Department's faculty and
students cordially invite the college community to the department's annual open house from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, October 24 on the second floor of Rockwell Hall. The event provides a
rare opportunity to observe the materials, techniques, and equipment used to
examine, restore, and preserve works of art and artifacts of various cultures. Objects in
different stages of conservation treatment will be on display. Faculty and students will
explain and demonstrate aspects of conservation principles and practices, and will
answer questions about the department's graduate program and the work of
conservators.
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College Senate Meetings
College Senate meetings for the remainder of the fall
2003 semester will be held at 3:00 p.m. Friday, November 14 and December 12,
in E. H. Butler Library 210.
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Standing Committee Rosters
The following Senate Standing Committee membership rosters have been approved by
the College Senate for the 2003–2004 academic year:
Curriculum: Ellen Kennedy, chair; Josephine Adamo; Nancy Chicola; Tom Giambrone;
Linda Gleckel; Scott Johnson; Janet Kaye; Arlette Klaric; Diane McFarland; Andrew
Nicholls; Roswell Park; Karen Sands-O'Connor; David Sawicki; Gary Solar; Donn
Youngstrom; Rosalyn Lindner, administrative liaison.
Professional Welfare: Carolyn Murphy, chair; Liza Abraham; Bruce Baum; David
Cummings; Anthony Hotchkiss; Thomas McCray; Marianne Muha; Gary Pettibone;
Julius Slavenas; Camille Spyra; Gwendolyn Veira; Craig Werner; Marcy Zulawski; Yves
Gachette, administrative liaison.
Standards for Students: Patrick Dexter, chair; Solochidi Ahiarah; Kelli Bauer; Cynthia
Eggleston; Marie Ferraro; Michael Fox; Nancy Frazier; Lee Ann Grace; Lin Xia Jiang;
A. J. Olson; Pamela Schuetze-Pizarro; Elizabeth Stevens; Stephen Vermette; Mark
Warford; Maryruth Glogowski, administrative liaison.
Student Welfare: Amy Viola, chair; Kelli Bauer; James Gillham; Diane McFarland;
Kristine Anderson, Marcelis Baxter, Latasha Campbell, Joshua Coppings, Todd
Espinosa, Michael Graham, student representatives; Richard Herdlein, faculty mentor;
Timothy Ecklund, administrative liaison.
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Curricular Items
Correction:
The correct catalog number for the new course listed in the October 16 Bulletin is FAR
377 Art of China and Japan.
The following has been approved by the Senate Curriculum Committee and will be
forwarded to the president for review and final approval:
Course Revision:
NFS 102 Introductory Nutrition
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