University of Minnesota, Crookston
UMC WEEKLY BULLETIN

Vol. 17, No. 19, January 29, 1998

MARK YOUR CALENDARS
The date has been set for the 1998 Torch and Shield Banquet for Wednesday, November 4.
--Donald Sargeant

UMC TO HOST INTERCOLLEGIATE HORSE SHOWS
UMC will host Intercollegiate Horse Shows on February 7 and 8. The schedule is as follows: Saturday, February 7, 9 a.m., Hunt Seat show starting with the jumping classes; between 1 and 2 p.m., Western show. Sunday, February 8 at 9 a.m., a second Hunt Seat show.

Schools participating include UMC, South Dakota State University, Iowa State University, St. Cloud State University, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
--Melissa Hower-Moritz

UMC CHOIR CONCERT
The New York Touring choir will present a one-hour concert on Monday, February 9, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Bede Ballroom. The concert is free, open to the public, and refreshments will be served.
--George French

FITNESS FEVER FEBRUARY
You may have noticed an attachment to this week's paycheck that pertains to Fitness Fever February and Family Fun Days. To participate in the Fitness Fever February, all you have to do is record your physical activity and mark down your servings of fruits and vegetables throughout the month of February. Return the completed calendar to any Crookston school by Thursday, March 5^th, 1998, and you will be eligible for over $1,000 in prizes! It's that easy! On the other side of the attachment is a list of Family Fun Days during the month of February that are FREE and open to all. Join the fun! Contact me at 8512 for more information. This event has numerous sponsors and is organized by Wellness Works.
--Stacey Grunewald

UMC PARKING
Because of several complaints to the UMC Parking Committee, enforcement of parking violations on the campus through ticketing and towing will become more aggressive.

Reminder -- Overnight parking in Lots A, J, G, H, I and K is prohibited except in designated areas.

Towing Policy -- Vehicles in loading zones, no parking zones and those with more than two violations will be towed and stored at owner's expense.

Individuals unloading supplies or miscellaneous items should leave their hazard lights flashing to avoid ticketing. Attached to this Bulletin is a snow removal schedule for Lots D and E. If you have any questions, please call me at Security Services, 8531.
--Gary Willhite

RECIPROCITY EXEMPTION
A reminder to employees living in North Dakota to file a new Reciprocity Exemption form for 1998. Please contact me at 8325 if you haven't filed a new form for 1998. The deadline for filing a new form is Tuesday, March 3, 1998. Current MWR Reciprocity forms expire on 2/28/98. If a new MWR Reciprocity form is not received by 3/3/98, Minnesota income tax will be withheld after that date.
--Jacquie Normandin

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Associate Director of Graphic Design/Windows NT LAN
Position: Full-time, 12 month grant funded position renewable annually based on funding and/or performance. Responsibilities: Serves as information source to clients involved with systems and programming studies; reviews design of systems applications, assuring that all developments are made in accordance with a general plan that provides for completeness, accuracy, and efficiency within approved department standards; plans, directs, produces, and promotes media and graphic projects; operate specialized equipment during production stages; provides practical and efficient recommendations and decision of design concern with consideration of purpose, quality, quantity, audience, and budget requirements; functions as graphic design consultant and advisor to staff; and supervise student employees who provide service to RRTC clients. Employment starts on 3/1/98.

Qualifications: BA/BS Degree in Technical Illustration, Graphics Design or related field; four years experience in computer application and video/graphic production; background knowledge of video and still photography; demonstrated skills in computer aided design; experience in wide area networking, Windows 95, Apple/Macintosh systems; and demonstrated strong oral, writing, time management and interpersonal skills. A letter of application; current resume; college transcripts; and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references must be postmarked no later than 1/31/98 and mailed to: Bruce Brorson, Search Committee Chair, 209 Selvig Hall, 2900 University Avenue, UMC, Crookston, MN 56716.

UMC is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
--Les Johnson

FACULTY AND STAFF ACCOLADES

• Don Cavalier -- was the recipient of Minnesota College Personnel Association's Innovations in Student Development Award for the "Athletic Community Building Project." It was presented at the annual conference this past November. This award recognizes "best practices" and is designed to facilitate the sharing of new ideas and show appreciation for the work of our colleagues.

UMC INSIGHT
UMC Insight will be aired Saturday, January 31, at 8:45 a.m. on KROX (AM 1260). Tune in this week to hear "Scholarships for Athletes/Teambackers Fun Nite" with Marv Bachmeier.

ATTACHMENTS
(Attached to the paper copy of UMC Bulletin):

• Snow Removal Schedule
• Academic Advisement & Registration, Spring Quarter 1998, Student Schedule
• WEB Publishing, CNED 1710 - 1 credit

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