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Purchase requisitions for computer equipment and equipment replacement requirements, as well as purchases through OfficeMax for office supplies, also must adhere to these deadlines.
Important note: It is the responsibility of departments to ensure that all requisitions for fiscal year 2006–2007 are received in the Purchasing Office by the above deadlines. Late requisitions will not be processed. Requests received through campus mail after the deadlines will be returned.
Call Terri Locher in the Purchasing Office at ext. 4113 with questions.
Who will speak for you if you can't speak for yourself? Advance care planning enables you to receive medical care that respects your personal values, spiritual beliefs, and cultural background if you are unable to speak for yourself. It is also one of the greatest gifts you can give to your loved ones if they must speak for you.
This one-hour presentation offers a framework for clarifying these issues and choosing someone to carry out your wishes using materials developed by the Community-Wide End of Life/Palliative Care Initiative. Presenter Mary A. Durlak, College Relations, completed the Community Conversations on Compassionate Care facilitator training offered by Dr. Patricia Bomba, vice president and medical director of geriatrics for Excellus Inc.
This workshop is limited to 20 participants. Please contact Nancy Paschke, EAP chair, ext. 4237, to reserve a seat. Please feel free to bring your lunch.
Grant Allocation Committee Request for Proposals
Status as an accredited organization means the student health center has passed a series of rigorous and nationally recognized standards for the provision of quality health care set by the Accreditation Association. More than 3,000 ambulatory health-care organizations across the United States are accredited by AAAHC.
"Accreditation underscores our long-standing commitment to providing the highest possible levels of quality care to the community we serve," said Angeline Price, the health center's associate director. "We are pleased and proud to have our efforts recognized with this accreditation."
Ambulatory health-care organizations seeking accreditation by AAAHC undergo an extensive on-site, peer-based survey of their facilities and services. Not all ambulatory health-care organizations seek accreditation; not all undergoing the on-site survey are granted accreditation.
Among the types of ambulatory health-care organizations that can seek AAAHC accreditation are ambulatory and office-based surgery centers, single and multi-specialty group practices, college health centers, dental group practices, community health centers, occupational health centers, and managed care organizations. Buffalo State's Weigel Health Center is the only Western New York college health center that has received this accreditation.
Buffalo State's campus nominating committee and the editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students from more than 2,000 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934.
Students named this year from Buffalo State College are:
Senate Vacancies: Call for Nominations March 12–March 30
Faculty members, faculty librarians, and professional and support staff whose total service in the College Senate would not exceed six consecutive years by the end of this term (September 2007–August 2010) are eligible to run for office. Nominees are asked to provide a short statement about their interest in serving as an at-large or University Faculty senator, and post their statements on the Senate electronic voting site by sending the materials to Judy Janus, Senate secretary. Details are provided on the Senate Web site.
Individuals running for a senator position in another election may not also run for an at-large senator or University Faculty senator position while the other election is being conducted. If the other election concludes during the period when nominations for at-large or University Faculty senator are still being accepted, eligible individuals may self-nominate for either position.
If you are interested in being a candidate, please contact Judy Janus, ext. 5139. We look forward to your participation in the vital process of campus governance.
New Courses:
SPC 315 Media Performance. Principles and theories of voice performance for radio and other forms of media technology; techniques for marking and reading written scripts; focus on body language and vocal nuance; application to animation, storytelling, and commercial voiceovers.
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