Volume 22, Number 25, February 19, 2003
Calendar
News Items
UMC Gains
Bachelor of Manufacturing Management Approval in Metro Area
We received notification that
UMC's request for approval to offer the Bachelor of Manufacturing
Management degree in the Twin Cities metropolitan area has been
approved by the Higher Learning Commission's Institutional Actions
Council. The degree is offered in partnerships with technical and
community colleges in the Twin Cities and is focused primarily on
serving individuals in the workforce. We have been offering courses
related to the program in the Twin Cities for about two years. Our
Congratulations to Christo Robberts, Shelley Diment, Jane Sims, Robert
Smith, and Doug Knowlton, who all helped create this off-site degree
program.
--Donald Sargeant, Chancellor
Wilson
Named Higher Learning Commission Self Study Coordinator
UMC
is scheduled for a comprehensive evaluation for continued accreditation
during the 2004-2005 academic year. We have proposed to the Commission
that the campus visit be in April 2005. Effective January 1, 2005, the
Commission will require colleges to use its new criteria and
accreditation program. In preparation for the continued
accreditation, Dr. Jennifer Wilson has agreed to accept the Self
Study Coordinator role for UMC. She presently serves as a consultant
evaluator for the Commission and has college and program accreditation
experience. She now has a dual role, as she continues to serve
as Program Director for Health Sciences. Dr. Knowlton, Dr. Wilson, and
I plan to attend the Higher Learning Commission Annual Meeting April
13-16 this year and to participate in workshops related to continued
accreditation.
--Donald Sargeant,
Chancellor
Faculty
In-Service Sessions Scheduled for
February 21
Friday, February 21, 2003, has
been scheduled as a day for faculty/staff in-service. While a number of
faculty have made plans to attend the Collaboration Conference in
Minneapolis, we will also be holding in-service activities here on
campus for all faculty members who will not be at that meeting. Below
is a list of activities that have been scheduled. Other activities may
be scheduled for the afternoon.
Advising for
Student Success
9 to 10 a.m. – Kiehle 245 (Technology Room on Second Floor of Library)
This session will highlight the use of portfolio and other
online resources for advising as well as present some of the best
practices information that is available regarding the role of advising
in student success. The session will be held in the new technology room
on the second floor of the library and will include a continental
breakfast.
Workshop on
Service Learning sponsored by Campus Compact
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Sahlstrom Conference Center 131 (note change of
location from Brown Dining Room)
Jean
Strait, Ph.D., Director of Faculty Development for Minnesota Campus
Compact, will present faculty members with tools and techniques to
assess value of service learning projects in student grading and student
learning. Her presentation and lunch is sponsored by a grant from
Campus Compact (refer to <www.mncampuscompact.org>).
Invitations have been sent for this workshop. If you have any questions
please contact Pam Holsinger-Fuchs.
--Doug Knowlton, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Staff
Workshops Set for February 21
UMC, together with the Center for
Human Resource Development, will present two excellent professional
development opportunities on the UMC campus this Friday, February 21.
These training opportunities are open to all UMC staff and faculty.
Both workshops are free. Contact Les Johnson at
ljohnson@mail.crk.umn or ext. 8345 to register.
Fish
Sticks—Keeping the Vision Alive
9 to 11 a.m., Brown Dining Room A&B
This is a follow-up to the Fish training session offered at UMC
in the fall of 2002. It looks at the Pike Place Fish Market approach to
coping with peak business times, employee turnover and market
competition. Through video and discussion, participants will 1) define
"vision", 2) learn how management and employees view the service
philosophy and its importance and 3) explore elements used to
communicate/support the vision.
Setting Service
Standards
Noon to 4:15 p.m., Brown Dining Room A&B
The University strives to continually improve and enhance the
delivery of great service. Meeting this goal requires establishing a
service philosophy along with service standards that guide service
interactions and illustrate the University’s ongoing commitment to
delivering great service. Participants attending this class will
identify a service philosophy, construct service standards based upon
the philosophy, and consider methodologies to measure standards
including what tools to use and how you know when the standards have
been achieved.
MCHA
Final Five Tournament in Crookston
February 21-23
UMC will host the Midwest
Collegiate Hockey Association (MCHA) Final Five Championship Tournament
February 21-23. All games will be held at the Crookston Civic Arena.
The semifinal qualifier is set for 7 p.m. on Friday, February 21. On
Saturday, February 22, semifinals will be held at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The
consolation game is set for Sunday, February 23, starting at 1 p.m., and
the championship game will begin at 5 p.m. that day.
February 24 Only Opportunity
for 15-Passenger Van Training
Effective November 1, 2002 the
University of Minnesota will not allow faculty, staff, or students to
drive a 15-passenger van unless they have completed a safety
certification course. For those who were not able to attend the
sessions offered last fall, you will have one last opportunity this
semester on Monday, February 24, from 3 to 4:30 p.m., in Hill 4.
This will be the only time this training is provided during the 2003 Spring Semester!
Pre-registration is suggested, but not mandatory. You can register by contacting Tom Feiro, Environmental Health and Safety at ext. 8300 or via email at tfeiro@mail.crk.umn.edu.
“Rhythm of Life” Black
History Celebration
February 24
UMC Diversity Services and the
Black Association of Students (BLAST) will sponsor “Rhythm of Life,” a
celebration of Black history on Monday, February 24, in Bede Ballroom.
The dinner will begin at 5 p.m., with entertainment to follow. Tickets
are by advance reservation only and can be purchased at the UMC Business
Office. Cost is $10 per person. The deadline for purchasing tickets is
Friday, February 21. Everyone is welcome. For more information,
contact Joas Petithomme, UMC Diversity Coordinator.
Inventory
Blow-Out Sale February 24-28
The UMC Bookstore’s new location
as of February 24 will be 109 Robertson Hall. With 40% less space while
the new student center project takes place, prices are being slashed to
blow-out inventory. Stop by between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for
up to 75% off UMC apparel and giftware.
Future
of the Public Research University February 27
University of Minnesota President
Robert Bruininks has assembled a panel to discuss the future of the
American public research university, one day before his inauguration, at
2 p.m. on Thursday, February 27, at the Cowles Auditorium, Hubert H.
Humphrey Center, 301 19th Ave. S., Minneapolis. The event will also be
broadcast to University of Minnesota campuses throughout the state:
University of Minnesota, Crookston (101 Dowell Hall); University of
Minnesota, Duluth (458 Humanities Building); University of Minnesota,
Morris (Edson Auditorium, Student Center); and University of Minnesota,
Rochester (202 Coffman Hall). Tickets are not required for these
sites. The events can also be viewed by live streaming video at <www.umn.edu/inauguration>.
Bruininks will start the event with the introduction of higher education issues and will participate in the question and answer session following the discussion. The panel will explore questions such as: how does a university assert the value of education and academic research; how does a university nurture a sense of academic community that goes beyond specific disciplines; how does a university balance its land-grant covenant with the state and its responsibility to address global issues; and how do technology changes affect a university? National Public Radio commentator Juan Williams will moderate the discussion and question and answer session. Panelists include: Robert Berdahl, University of California-Berkeley chancellor, Anne Taylor, Medical School associate dean and professor, Dennis Ahlburg, Carlson School of Management associate dean and professor and Patricia Hampl, department of English regents professor and author.
The public can e-mail questions for the panelists to Margaret Oltmans at moltmans@hhh.umn.edu. The event is hosted by the Faculty Consultative Committee.
Bruininks’
Inauguration Broadcast Live at UMC February 28
On
Friday, February 28, Robert H. Bruininks will be inaugurated as the
University of Minnesota’s 15th president. If you can't make it to
Minneapolis to attend the ceremony, make plans to see the live broadcast
of the inauguration ceremony here on the UMC campus. The inauguration
will be broadcast live in 4 Hill Hall at 1 p.m. For more information
about the inauguration, visit <www.umn.edu/inauguration>.
Defensive
Driver Training Set for March 11, 12
Are you 55 or older and
interested in saving some money on your auto insurance premiums? Then
plan to attend the 55-Alive Defensive Driver Training Classes. The
four-hour refresher class will be offered on Wednesday, March 12, from 8
a.m. to 12 noon in Youngquist Auditorium. Cost is $18 per person. The
eight-hour course for first time attendees will be offered from 1 to 5
p.m. on Tuesday, March 11, and from 1 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 12,
in Youngquist Auditorium. Cost is $20 per person.
Classes are open to all UMC employees, their spouses and to the general public. Certification is good for three years. During that time, receive a 10% per year discount on your auto vehicle insurance for each of the three years. If you have any questions, please call Patti Malme at 281-8602.
Suggestion Boxes Now Available
As part of the effort to invite
your ideas and opinions for addressing the current budget reductions,
and base reductions for next year, I am pleased to announce three
suggestion boxes for your use. For electronic submission of ideas,
please go to <http://webhome.crk.umn.edu/~nelson/PSurvey/1Suggestion0103.htm>.
For written ideas, suggestion boxes are located at the Student
Information Desk and at my office, at 118 Selvig, and will be checked
daily. Thank you.
--Rose Koch, Vice Chancellor for Finance
Custom-designed
Postcard Service
Did you recently have a fun visit
with a prospective UMC student? If so, would you like to send a
follow-up note using a newly custom-designed postcard? Contact John Zak
in University Relations as he can design and produce an up-to-date
postcard for you to send at a reasonable cost. We have several
individuals who have used this new service and it’s very effective in
recruiting students.
--Curt Almlie, Director of University Relations
Comprehensive Online Screening
Online screening for depression,
alcohol, and eating disorders is now available to UMC students, faculty,
and staff. This free, anonymous screening takes just a few minutes to
complete and helps you to determine if professional consultation would
be helpful. The following link will take you to the online screening
tool <www.mentalhealthscreening.org/screening/login.asp?keyword=EAGLES1>.
The site is also linked
under the websites for UMC Student Health, Office for Students with
Disabilities, and Counseling and Career Services using the hypertext
link “Comprehensive Online Screening for Depression, Alcohol, and Eating
Disorders.” Please contact Laurie Wilson, ext. 8587, or Stacey
Grunewald, ext. 8512, if you have any questions.
--Stacey Grunewald, Student Health Services Coordinator
Call for
Entries for Northwest Minnesota Art Exhibit
A call for entries has been
issued by the Northwest Regional Arts Council for the Northwest
Minnesota Art Exhibition to be held Wednesday, April 2, through Sunday
April 6 on the campus of the University of Minnesota, Crookston in
conjunction with the Minnesota Association of Community Theatres
Festival. A total of $1,650 will be awarded. Completed entry forms are
due by February 28. For a copy of the rules for entry and exhibition,
stop by the Bede Information Desk.
Campus
Maps Available
University Relations has a supply
of the present UMC Campus Map. We can provide them in pads or loose.
Please
contact us if you would like some copies.
Thank you.
--John C. Zak,
Editor, UMC University
Relations
Blood
Drive Results
A total of 51 units of blood were
collected at the Blood Drive held at UMC on February 10. This
represents a great effort on the part of the UMC community and is
greatly appreciated by United Blood Services and the many people whose
lives will be positively impacted by it. On behalf of UMC Ambassadors
and SIFE, THANK YOU, to those who were able to help accomplish this.
The next blood drive is scheduled for Tuesday, April 8, in Lysaker Gym.
--Stacey Grunewald, UMC Health Services Coordinator
Thanks
from Football Staff
On behalf of the UMC Football
Staff, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people
who have helped us with the recruiting process over the past two
months. We are not done recruiting by any means, but we are off to a
great start in signing these young men to a national letter of intent.
Our recruiting weekends have been a huge success once again. These
weekends are not possible without the help of the UMC Faculty and
Staff. Thank you to everyone involved!
--Shannon Stassen, Head Football Coach
Upcoming
Event for Women’s History Month
I want to take this opportunity
to alert several of you to an opportunity coming up soon on our campus.
As a part of the recognition of March as Women’s History Month, we are
going to be bringing Heidi Heitkamp, the former Attorney General for the
State of North Dakota to our campus to speak on the evening of Tuesday,
March 18. We are bringing in Heidi because she is an accomplished,
respected and dynamic person who has done some pretty amazing things in
her life to date, and is likely to do more. Not only was she elected to
demanding and at times controversial public service positions at a young
age, but she has also battled cancer in the midst of a gubernatorial
campaign. Heidi has been a champion of consumer rights, juvenile
justice, anti-drug campaigns, the environment and much, much more.
She is an excellent role model for both men and women of all ages, and she will be speaking on the topic of “Lessons I Have Learned.” We hope to be assisted with the evening’s events by the UMC SIFE Club and the UMC Ambassadors. We would eagerly welcome other student group sponsors and assistants as well since there are multiple events being planned for this day and this visit.
If you have a class or
a club or a group that is in search of a public campus event to
participate in, please mark this date on your calendar. We will also be
hosting staff and student guests from the U of M Women’s Center on that
day, so the opportunity for networking with representatives from another
campus is available as well. Watch for more times, dates and info
related to this event.
--Laurie Wilson, UMC Counseling and Disability Services
UROP
Application Dates and Information
Application
material for Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program intersession
projects from May 19 to June 30, 2003 or regular year projects from June
23, 2003 through June 15, 2004 is now available in the Academic Affairs
Office. The maximum award is $1,700 – stipend up to $1,400 (hourly rate
is $10.84) and expense allowance up to $300. Completed applications
should be returned to the Academic Affairs Office by 4:30 p.m. on March
3, 2003. Late applications will not be accepted. UROP offers financial
awards to undergraduate students for research, scholarly, or creative
projects undertaken in partnership with a faculty member.
UROP affords
undergraduates the unique educational experience of collaborating with a
faculty member on the design and implementation of a project. At the
same time, faculty have the opportunity to work closely with students
and receive valuable assistance with their own research or professional
activity. UROP encourages students to conduct research and pursue
academic interests outside of their regular courses by employing them to
work on special projects. UROP applications are judged on the quality
of the proposed project and the educational benefit to the student.
Copies of UROP proposals submitted by UMC students that have been funded
are on reserve in the library.
--Academic Affairs
February 20 U of M
Senate/Assembly Meeting Agendas
Listed below are the topic-only
agendas for the University Senate, Faculty Senate, and Twin Cities
Campus Assembly meetings scheduled to take placed Thursday, February 20,
2003. Be aware that all items, except those marked only as Assembly,
pertain to coordinate campus senators.
The full meeting agenda
can be found on the web at the following URL:
<www1.umn.edu/usenate/usen/030220agenda.html>.
CONCURRENT MEETING OF:
THE UNIVERSITY SENATE
THE FACULTY SENATE
THE TWIN CITIES CAMPUS ASSEMBLY
Thursday, February 20, 2003
2:30 to 5 p.m.
308 Selvig Hall -- Crookston Campus
Agenda includes:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MINUTES FOR OCTOBER 31, 2002 AND DECEMBER 5, 2002 - Action
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TRIBUTE TO DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY
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ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSES TO SENATE AND ASSEMBLY ACTIONS - Information
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SENATE/FACULTY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE REPORT
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UNIVERSITY SENATE RULES AMENDMENT - Ex Officio Representation - Action by the University Senate
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UNIVERSITY SENATE RULES AMENDMENT - Terms of Membership, Chairing of Committees, and Removal of Members for Absences - Action by the University Senate
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TWIN CITIES CAMPUS ASSEMBLY RULES AMENDMENT - Terms of Membership, Chairing of Committees, and Removal of Members for Absences - Action by the Twin Cities Campus Assembly
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UNIVERSITY SENATE RULES AMENDMENT - Presiding Officers - Action by the University Senate
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TWIN CITIES CAMPUS ASSEMBLY RULES AMENDMENT - Presiding Officers - Action by the Twin Cities Campus Assembly
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UNIVERSITY SENATE BYLAWS AMENDMENT - Closed Meetings - Action by the University Senate
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TWIN CITIES CAMPUS ASSEMBLY BYLAWS AMENDMENT - Closed Meetings - Action by the Twin Cities Campus Assembly
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UNIVERSITY SENATE BYLAWS AMENDMENT - Tenure Committee - Action by the University Senate
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UNIVERSITY SENATE RULES AMENDMENT - Ex Officio Representation - Action by the University Senate
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UNIVERSITY SENATE BYLAWS AMENDMENT - Tenure Committee - Action by the University Senate
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TWIN CITIES CAMPUS ASSEMBLY BYLAWS AMENDMENT - Action by the Twin Cities Campus Assembly
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE TWIN CITIES ASSEMBLY STEERING COMMITTEE - Slate of Candidates - Action by the TC Faculty Assembly and UMD Faculty Senators
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REPORT OF THE FACULTY ASSEMBLY STEERING COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ELECTION - Action by TC Faculty and Academic Professional Members
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REPORT OF THE FACULTY ASSEMBLY STEERING COMMITTEE FOR THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE ELECTION - Action by TC Faculty and Academic Professional Members
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REPORT OF THE FACULTY LEGISLATIVE LIAISONS - Discussion by the Faculty Senate
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AD HOC COMMITTEE ON GOVERNANCE - Academic Unit Governance Policy - Action by the Faculty Senate
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OLD BUSINESS
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NEW BUSINESS
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ADJOURNMENT
Full meeting agenda can
be found on the web at the following URL:
<www1.umn.edu/usenate/ssen/030220stuagenda.html>.
MEETING OF THE STUDENT
SENATE
Thursday, February 20, 2003
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
308 Selvig Hall -- Crookston Campus
Agenda includes:
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DISCUSSION WITH ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD PFUTZENREUTER, OFFICE FOR BUDGET AND FINANCE - University¹s Legislative Request (11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MINUTES FOR DECEMBER 5, 2002 - Action
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STUDENT SENATE CHAIR REPORT
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STUDENT SENATE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE CHAIR REPORT
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ASSEMBLY/ASSOCIATION UPDATES
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STUDENT SENATE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE - Student Conduct Code - Discussion
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OLD BUSINESS
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NEW BUSINESS
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ADJOURNMENT
–Becky Hippert, University Senate
Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Training Update
Provisions of a new federal law
will require training for nearly all University employees. The Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a new federal
law that, among other things, sets privacy standards for individuals'
health information. HIPAA has a large impact on the University of
Minnesota community because we educate health professionals, social
workers, and psychologists; we provide health care and provide support
for caregivers; and we carry out research using individuals' health
information. We have been advised that our status as a health-care
provider introduces risks and obligations under HIPAA beyond those of
other institutions of higher education.
In order to comply with HIPAA, our University community has the obligation to ensure that, by April 14, 2003, everyone who has access to individuals' health information has been trained in how to properly protect that information from disclosure or unauthorized use. The required training for each person depends on his or her role at the University: academic advisors and student service personnel need less detailed HIPAA training than do clinical researchers. Those who need training will receive an e-mail message from their unit's privacy coordinator.
Training is available online through portals. Those in the Academic Health Center will access HIPAA training through <www.myAHC.umn.edu>. Others in the University community will access training through <www.myU.umn.edu>.
Ensuring that the process works smoothly will require that everyone who receives e-mail notification of HIPAA training requirements complete training as soon as possible. We are confident that everyone will complete training by the required deadline. This is a serious obligation of the University and its employees imposed by federal law. Members of the University community who do not complete training on time place the University at risk and will be subject to appropriate University disciplinary procedures.
For details about HIPAA,
the training program, or who has been designated as your privacy
coordinator, see the website, privacysecurity.umn.edu, e-mail
privacy@umn.edu, or call 612-624-7447. We thank you in advance for
your cooperation in helping the University meet this deadline during a
particularly stressful time in the University's calendar.
--Christine Maziar, Executive Vice President and Provost, and Frank
B. Cerra, M.D., Senior Vice President for Health Sciences
VolunTEAM Update
This week’s featured Crookston VolunTEAM project is found at the Teen
Parent Childcare Center at Lincoln School, where there is an ongoing
need for “extra hands” to rock, walk and feed babies and toddlers.
Hours are flexible, between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Contact Karen
Olson at 281-2854 or read more about the project at <www.volunteam.org>.
If you’re interested in helping out, or simply want to know more about the project, please contact Mike Christopherson in the Crookston VolunTEAM office (Bede 106) at 281-8526, e-mail Mike at chris282@umn.edu, or simply sign up at the Bede Info Desk. If you’re interested in learning more about the Crookston VolunTEAM, please visit <www.volunteam.org>.
Accolades
UMC Students Tim Gerla,
Dan Oberg, and Ryan Tripp will travel to the Twin Cities
campus on Wednesday, February 26, to take part in “Impress the
President—Public Engagement and Research Initiatives: A Student Expo.”
Each of these students will present information about an undergraduate
research project in which they have taken part or are planning.
Liz Tollefson, program associate for the Office of Development and
member of the UMC class of 2002, and her daughters Megan (also
class of 2002) and Carrie (class of 2001), are featured in an
article about distance education and technology written by Sandra
Ecklein for the University of Minnesota’s Technology Enhanced Learning
Department. The article is available at <www1.umn.edu/tel>.
Members of the UMC Golden Eagles Equestrian Team are now the IHSA Regional Champions for Zone 9, Region 3! This past weekend at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln the UMC Equestrian Team took Western High Point Team for both days of the show. Andrea Hoff also took High Point Rider for both days, taking three first place finishes in Reining and Rail Work. UMC will be sending a team to compete at the Zones Competition in the middle of April at Purdue University.
The UMC Golden Eagles Hockey Team earned the 2002-2003 MCHA regular season title this past weekend, besting the Marian College Sabres with a win and a tie. The Golden Eagles took their third regular season title in the past four years. The Sabres finished second, Lawrence University third, Milwaukee School of Engineering fourth, and Northland College fifth. The MCHA Tournament gets underway this weekend at Crookston. The Golden Eagles also became the first team this season to sweep all three MCHA league awards in the same week. Forward Ben Perkins was named MCHA Player-of-the-Week for the second week in a row; Eric Kraska received his third MCHA Goalie-of-the-Week listing; and forward Patrick Knutson earned back-to-back MCHA Rookie-of-the-Week honors.
Upcoming Crookston Community Events
Crookston Noon-Day Lions French Toast Breakfast, Sunday, February 23, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Crookston American Legion. There will be a free will offering with the proceeds going to support Lion's projects in our community.
Bowling
for Jr. Achievement Program
The Crookston community is
considering holding a fundraising bowling event for the Jr. Achievement
Program to raise approximately $2000. Crookston businesses are putting
together teams of five adults, and each team will be asked to raise
about $130 in pledges. This would be a two to three hour event on a
Sunday afternoon with fun and food. If you’re interested in being a
member of a UMC team, please contact Pam Holsinger-Fuchs at 8505 or
email
pholsing@mail.crk.umn.edu.
Mark your
Calendars for June 13
The Relay for Life is scheduled
for the evening of June 13, 2003. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday
and goes to 5:30 a.m. Saturday. We are looking for people interested in
joining our group to walk through the night with proceeds benefiting the
American Cancer Society. If you are interested in joining the UMC team
(or teams), please contact Barbara Ricord at 218-281-8457 or email
bricord@ngplains.org.
Special Dates
Birthdays
February 23 - Sonia Spaeth
February 25 - Bonni Buchmeier
February 26 - Jacquie Normandin
Reminder: Faculty and staff are encouraged to share well wishes for birthdays, anniversaries, births, etc. with the rest of the campus. Please send items for this week’s special dates via e-mail to Andrew Svec at asvec@mail.crk.umn.edu and/or Sue Dwyer at sdwyer@mail.crk.umn.edu. Thanks.
UMC Insight
UMC Insight, the weekly radio
show about UMC, airs on KROX Radio 1260 AM Saturdays at 8:45 a.m. Tune
in Saturday, February 22, to hear a conversation about the upcoming
Equine Extravaganza with UMC student Melissa Miller. Insight is hosted
by Andrew Svec, UMC Director of Communications.
UMC
Bulletin
The UMC Bulletin is posted at:
<http://www.umcrookston.edu/campusinfo/wkbulletin/bulletin.htm>