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Volume 19, Number 15, December 8, 1999
Calendar
Through December 16
Ambassador Penny Drive
Through December 22
Holiday Sale at UMC Bookstore
December 8 and 9
Artist Ardi Whalen
December 9
Academic Advisement & Registration, Spring Semester 2000
UMC Women's Association Holiday Auction and Bake Sale
December 10
Campus Preview
Women's and Men's Basketball vs. Bemidji State University
December 11
Women's and Men's Basketball vs. University of Minnesota, Duluth
December 13
Red River Trade Council Open House
Christmas Program
December 14
Christenson Retirement Party
Holiday Dinner sponsored by Dining Services
December 15
Last day of Fall Semester instruction
Women's Basketball vs. Jamestown College
December 15-17, 20-21
Book Buyback
December 16, 17, 20 and 21
Final Exams
December 20
Grosz Farewell Social
December 22
Stable Communion
December 23 and 24
Christmas Holiday, offices closed
News Items
Bulletin Editor
After 21 years at
UMC, I will retire this Friday, December 10. Thanks to
all of you for your support of UMC during these past
years. Until a new Director of Communications is named,
please send items for:
- News releases to Curt Almlie (calmlie)
- UMC Bulletin to Curt Almlie (calmlie) with copy to Sue Dwyer (sdwyer)
- U of M Brief items to Curt Almlie (calmlie)
It’s been a great 20
years. I’ll miss you all.
--Barbara Weiler
RRTC Open House
The Red River
Trade Council will host an open house in our new
facilities in the Valley Technology Building. We invite
the UMC community to see our new facility on Monday,
December 13. The open house is scheduled from 1:30 to
4:30 p.m. with a short presentation at 3 p.m. The
presentation will update the UMC community on the
projects we are presently working on.
--Gayle Schuster
Christenson Retirement Party
You are invited to
a Retirement Party for Richard Christenson on Tuesday,
December 14, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Bede Ballroom on the UMC
Campus. If you would like to contribute toward a gift,
please bring your donation to Trish or Marsha in
Sahlstrom Conference Center 109 or Karen Murphy in Selvig
121. We hope you will be able to stop by and wish Dick
and Myra well in his retirement.
--Marsha Odom and Trish Ramstad
Grosz Accepts Position
Arlyss Grosz has
accepted another position within the University and will
be leaving the Crookston campus the first of the year.
Over the last decade Arlyss had done a fabulous job in
providing the needed leadership in the development of the
Health Management programs, cooperative programs, and has
been on the cutting edge in distance delivered courses.
Please join us for a farewell cake and beverage social on
Monday, December 20, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in Sahlstrom
Conference Center 109.
--Ken Myers
Faculty and Staff Accolades
- Renee Mulcahy was awarded the Employee Award for the Fall Semester. Congratulations Renee.
- Arlyss Grosz has been appointed to the Consultant-Evaluator Corps of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. This means she will be involved as a team member in the NCA peer review process for schools seeking or renewing North Central Accreditation for academic programs.
UMC Insight
UMC Insight will
be aired Saturday, December 11, at 8:45 a.m. on KROX (AM
1260). Tune in this week to hear "UMC Receives
National Recognition" with Douglas Knowlton.
UMC Bulletin
The UMC Bulletin
is posted at:
http://www.umcrookston.edu/campusinfo/wkbulletin/bulletin.htm
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