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Published Online March
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“On
Our Own Time”
Staff Art Exhibit
March 28 -
April 20, 2007
Student Union Gallery
Exhibit is Open to
the Public
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To submit items and
events to the monthly Bulletin,
please contact the
SAC Communications
Committee.
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Mar 6: 3-5pm - Staff Advisory Council
Meeting
Room 102 at 1125 N Vine St
SAC Wants to Hear from You...What
are your concerns and what would you like to see us work on?
You can submit a question anonymously online at:
http://fp.arizona.edu/sac,
or come to the meeting and ask in person. We would
love to see you there!
The Staff Advisory Council holds its general meetings the
first Tuesday of each month from 3 to 5 p.m.
SAC general meetings are always open to the public. The
University Community is invited to participate. Look into becoming a member of the University of Arizona Staff Advisory
Council...we are looking for new members! Become an advocate for your fellow Wildcats!
For
more information contact President Eva Gonzales
eva@PHYSICS.ARIZONA.EDU
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Mar 2: 9-1pm - UA Farmer's Market on
the Mall
Booths will be on the UA Mall with fresh produce, etc.
Dining Services at the Arizona Student Unions will have
artisan breads on sale as well as a tasting table with
samples from its various restaurants. Locally made products
such as honey, salsa, preserves, soup mixes, meat, cheese,
breads and soaps will be available. The mission of the
market is part of the UA's Well University Partnership to
promote a culture of health and wellness on campus. For more
information, contact Gale Welter at 621-4550 or
welter@health.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 3: 8-1pm - US Peace Corp Community
Service Project
Volunteers will work with Humane Borders to clean-up migrant routes in
Southern Arizona. Sign-up will take place during the Fair.
The UA is a top 25 recruiting school and the UA Peace Corps
Fellows program is the second largest in the nation with 57
Fellows. Fellows have provided 80,000 hours of community
service with non-profits in Southern Arizona, sharing their
unique perspectives and skills. The Tucson community has
more than 800 returned volunteers, including many UA faculty
and staff. Peace Corps Week is sponsored by UA Corporate
Partners Grant, Center for Student Involvement and
Leadership, Arizona Student Unions, Graduate and
Professional Student Council, U.S. Peace Corps, School of
Public Administration and Policy, Eller MBA Program, College
of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Civil
Engineering and Engineering Mechanics and the Mel and Enid
Zuckerman College of Public Health and the Graduate College.
For additional information, please contact Georgia Ehlers,
Graduate College, at (520) 621-9103 or Ben McDonald at
mailto:rpcf@grad.arizona.edu.
See
http://grad.arizona.edu/peacecorp/pcweek.
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Mar 3: 10 - 2pm - Arizona Vehicle
Theft Prevention and Awareness Day event
UAPD
The UAPD crime prevention team will be on the mall near
Cherry Avenue and University Boulevard offering free Vehicle
VIN Etching and on site registration for the Arizona Watch
Your Car Program. Registering for the "Campus Watch Your
Car" program will qualify you to receive a free steering
wheel lock courtesy of the UAPD and the Arizona Automobile
Theft Authority. The first 20 vehicles to obtain a
free VIN etching will receive a free steering wheel lock.
The program is open to all University of Arizona Staff,
faculty and students. We recommend that you call the UAPD
Crime Prevention Office at 621-4219 and schedule your free
VIN etching appointment to reduce wait time. Registering for
the Campus Watch Your Car program does not require an
appointment and will be handled on a walk up basis.
Remember to bring your vehicle registration, driver's
license and UA catcard to verify campus affiliation. |
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Mar 5: 5pm - Journalist Gwen Ifill to
Speak
Crowder Hall, UA School of
Music Building
The Eller College of
Management presents "Turning the Tables on a
Leading Journalist: A
Live Chat with Gwen Ifill." Gwen Ifill is moderator
and managing editor of Washington Week and senior correspondent for
The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. She is also
frequently asked to moderate debates in national
elections, most recently the Vice Presidential
debate during the 2004 election.
Ifill spent several
years as a Washington Week panelist before taking
over the moderator's chair in October 1999. Before
coming to PBS, she spent five years at NBC News as
chief congressional and political correspondent.
While at NBC, she covered the premier political
stories affecting the nation, including national
political campaigns and conventions, legislation
before Congress, and the impeachment of President
Clinton. Her reports appeared on NBC Nightly News
with Tom Brokaw, Today, Meet the Press, and MSNBC,
the all-news cable network. Reception to
follow. Note: This lecture is free and open to
the public. Parking is available for
a fee at the Park Avenue
parking garage at Park Avenue and Helen Street or
free on the street. The lecture is part of the
Eller College of Management Distinguished Speaker
Series. For more
information, visit
www.eller.arizona.edu/speakers
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Mar 5: 7:30pm - Halley's Comet: Two
Decades of Study lecture
Steward Observatory, Rm N210
Alex Storrs, associate professor in physics, astronomy and
geosciences, Towson University to present at the Steward
Observatory's public evening lecture series, a program held
annually since 1924. Following each lecture, participants
can view the night sky, weather permitting, through the
observatory's 21-inch telescope. All of the lectures and the
use of the telescope are free and open to the general
public. For more information, visit
http://www.as.arizona.edu or contact
Thomas Fleming at 621-5049 or
taf@as.arizona.edu.
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Mar 7: noon - Weight Watchers Group on
Campus
Room B-207 Highland Commons Campus Health
We currently meet each Wednesday at noon in
Room B-207 Highland Commons (Campus Health Section).
Participants in the A-Work Program of Weight Watchers sign
on and pre-pay for a 10-week series which costs $100 for new
members and $90 for continuing or Lifetime members. It is possible for people to join at any stage for a
pro-rated fee. Those who are interested may sit in for a
meeting before deciding to join. If you know of people who
are interested, you may direct them to join us any
Wednesday. If they have further questions about this group,
they can e-mail me: Ina Shivack at
imshivack@hotmail.com
. If there is interest in starting an additional group at a
different time and place on campus, you would want to get in
touch with the corporate office in Phoenix at 800-651-6000
and ask for a representative of the At Work department
(please notify
garanda@u.arizona.edu
to get further dates and information on the calendar). |
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Mar 7: 3-5pm - State of
Science at UA and the Southwest
SU Catalina Room
This event will be a unique opportunity
to explore the "state of science" at the UA with a focus
on the importance of collaborations and "team science"
broadly speaking. Accordingly, we will highlight both
the importance of interdisciplinarity as well as
inclusion and diversity. Excellence in research
increasingly means bringing multiple viewpoints to the
table. The program will feature presentations by UA
President Dr. Robert Shelton, Vice President for
Research Dr. Leslie Tolbert, as well as Science
Foundation Arizona President, Dr. William Harris. In
addition, successful interdisciplinary researchers from
the Climate Assessment for the Southwest project (CLIMAS),
the IGERT in Archeological Science, the Center on
Materials & Devices for Information Technology Research,
the Center for Insect Science, and BIO5 will also be
present. Refreshments will be served.
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Mar 7: 6-8pm - Insomnia: From Behavioral
Science Research to the Real World: Treatment for
Sleep Disturbance
Rm 2117, UA Col of Med, 1501 N. Campbell Ave
The University of
Arizona College of Medicine invites the public to
its spring Mini-Medical School of evening
lectures on hot topics on medicine.
Richard Bootzin, PhD,
Professor, Psychology is this weeks presenter.
Mini-Medical
School is open to anyone with an interest in
the health sciences. During the two-hour
lectures, distinguished physicians and
scientists from The University of Arizona
Health Sciences Center discuss a specific
medical issue in depth and in a relaxed
atmosphere.
The cost of the
lecture series is $50 per person and
includes lecture notes and light
refreshments. No homework or exams! Bring
your questions. Parking is free.
Seating is limited to 120 people please call
626-7301 for your reservation.
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Mar 9: 9-1pm - UA Farmer's Market on
the Mall
Booths will be on the UA Mall with fresh produce, etc.
Dining Services at the Arizona Student Unions will have
artisan breads on sale as well as a tasting table with
samples from its various restaurants. Locally made products
such as honey, salsa, preserves, soup mixes, meat, cheese,
breads and soaps will be available. The mission of the
market is part of the UA's Well University Partnership to
promote a culture of health and wellness on campus. For more
information, contact Gale Welter at 621-4550 or
welter@health.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 11: 1 pm - University of Arizona
Library Day at the Ballpark
Tucson Electric Park
San Diego Padres vs. Arizona
Diamondbacks
Tickets on Sale Now! Main Library
C327. A reserved Lower Bleacher ticket is $10.00 or a
reserved Field Level Grandstand seat is $15.00
- (non-refundable and non-tax-deductible). Proceeds
are to benefit the University of Arizona Libraries. For more
information call Library Development Office 621-3485 |
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Mar 12-16: Spring Break...no classes |
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Mar 12: 2-4pm - Telephone Techniques: Service First
Training Sessions
SU Santa Cruz room
The Service First Committee is pleased to offer the training
sessions for university employees who work with students.
The Service First Committee is committed to assisting the
University with efforts to improve service to students
across campus. One of the activities of the Service First
Committee is to offer training opportunities to all. While
these trainings are specifically designed to improve student
service and use many student service scenarios and examples
the trainings provide quality customer service skills that
are transferable to all customer/client interactions.
Offerings for spring 2007 semester include: HOT TOPICS-
training for beginners in customer service; TELEPHONE
TECHNIQUES- training to provide best assistant via the
telephone; DEALING WITH ANGRY CUSTOMERS- just as it says,
exploring different communication styles as tools for
dealing with people who are upset. SPACE IS LIMITED FOR ALL
SESSIONS. The Service First Committee invites all employees
to attend any of these training sessions. Sign-up for
training at
https://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw/default.asp?app=training.
If you are not able to join us this Spring, look for the
Service First Committee training offerings in the Fall of
2007. On a case by case basis the committee can provide
training for specific units at times other than those
scheduled above. For information call Lori Goldman at
621-3085. |
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March 13: 9-11am - Creating
Respectful Workplaces - Discrimination and Harassment
Prevention Workshop
UMC Rm 2216
The
University of Arizona is committed to creating and
maintaining an environment free of unlawful
discrimination, including harassment, and all members of
the University community are responsible for fulfilling
this commitment. The goal of this workshop is to create
respectful workplaces by increasing your knowledge and
skills in recognizing, preventing, and effectively
dealing with discrimination and harassment that affect
the workplace. Register online
http://fp.arizona.edu/affirm/info.htm, or
call 621-9449
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Mar 13: 2-5pm - Hot
Topics: Service First Training Sessions
SU Santa Cruz room
The Service First Committee is pleased to offer the training
sessions for university employees who work with students.
The Service First Committee is committed to assisting the
University with efforts to improve service to students
across campus. One of the activities of the Service First
Committee is to offer training opportunities to all. While
these trainings are specifically designed to improve student
service and use many student service scenarios and examples
the trainings provide quality customer service skills that
are transferable to all customer/client interactions.
Offerings for spring 2007 semester include: HOT TOPICS-
training for beginners in customer service; TELEPHONE
TECHNIQUES- training to provide best assistant via the
telephone; DEALING WITH ANGRY CUSTOMERS- just as it says,
exploring different communication styles as tools for
dealing with people who are upset. SPACE IS LIMITED FOR ALL
SESSIONS. The Service First Committee invites all employees
to attend any of these training sessions. Sign-up for
training at
https://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw/default.asp?app=training.
If you are not able to join us this Spring, look for the
Service First Committee training offerings in the Fall of
2007. On a case by case basis the committee can provide
training for specific units at times other than those
scheduled above. For information call Lori Goldman at
621-3085. |
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Mar 14: noon - Weight Watchers Group on
Campus
Room B-207 Highland Commons Campus Health
We currently meet each Wednesday at noon in
Room B-207 Highland Commons (Campus Health Section).
Participants in the A-Work Program of Weight Watchers sign
on and pre-pay for a 10-week series which costs $100 for new
members and $90 for continuing or Lifetime members. It is possible for people to join at any stage for a
pro-rated fee. Those who are interested may sit in for a
meeting before deciding to join. If you know of people who
are interested, you may direct them to join us any
Wednesday. If they have further questions about this group,
they can e-mail me: Ina Shivack at
imshivack@hotmail.com
. If there is interest in starting an additional group at a
different time and place on campus, you would want to get in
touch with the corporate office in Phoenix at 800-651-6000
and ask for a representative of the At Work department
(please notify
garanda@u.arizona.edu
to get further dates and information on the calendar). |
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Mar 14: 2-5pm -
Angry Customers: Service First Training Sessions
SU Santa Cruz room
The Service First Committee is pleased to offer the training
sessions for university employees who work with students.
The Service First Committee is committed to assisting the
University with efforts to improve service to students
across campus. One of the activities of the Service First
Committee is to offer training opportunities to all. While
these trainings are specifically designed to improve student
service and use many student service scenarios and examples
the trainings provide quality customer service skills that
are transferable to all customer/client interactions.
Offerings for spring 2007 semester include: HOT TOPICS-
training for beginners in customer service; TELEPHONE
TECHNIQUES- training to provide best assistant via the
telephone; DEALING WITH ANGRY CUSTOMERS- just as it says,
exploring different communication styles as tools for
dealing with people who are upset. SPACE IS LIMITED FOR ALL
SESSIONS. The Service First Committee invites all employees
to attend any of these training sessions. Sign-up for
training at
https://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw/default.asp?app=training.
If you are not able to join us this Spring, look for the
Service First Committee training offerings in the Fall of
2007. On a case by case basis the committee can provide
training for specific units at times other than those
scheduled above. For information call Lori Goldman at
621-3085. |
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Mar 14: 6-8pm -
Cardiology: Putting Heart
into Your Health
Rm 2117, UA Col of Med, 1501 N. Campbell Ave
The University of
Arizona College of Medicine invites the public to
its spring Mini-Medical School of evening
lectures on hot topics on medicine.
Lorraine Mackstaller, MD,
Clinical Associate Professor, UA Sarver Heart Center is this weeks presenter.
Mini-Medical
School is open to anyone with an interest in
the health sciences. During the two-hour
lectures, distinguished physicians and
scientists from The University of Arizona
Health Sciences Center discuss a specific
medical issue in depth and in a relaxed
atmosphere.
The cost of the
lecture series is $50 per person and
includes lecture notes and light
refreshments. No homework or exams! Bring
your questions. Parking is free.
Seating is limited to 120 people please call
626-7301 for your reservation. |
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Mar 15: Noon
- 1
pm - Ethnicity and Aging Grand Rounds
AZ Cancer Center, Kiewit Auditorium
Donald E. Gelfand, PhD, research associate,
Arizona Center on Aging; professor, sociology, Wayne State
University, Detroit, Mich.; coordinator, Wayne State
University End-of-Life Interdisciplinary Project. Free.
(Please Note: There is a parking fee of $1.50 per hour in
the UMC Visitor/Patient Parking Garage.) To register contact
Sandy McGinnis, (520) 626-5805,
mcginnis@aging.arizona.edu, or Anne Morrison, (520)
626-5803,
Morrison@aging.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 15: 2-5pm -
Angry Customers: Service First Training Sessions
SU Santa Cruz room
The Service First Committee is pleased to offer the training
sessions for university employees who work with students.
The Service First Committee is committed to assisting the
University with efforts to improve service to students
across campus. One of the activities of the Service First
Committee is to offer training opportunities to all. While
these trainings are specifically designed to improve student
service and use many student service scenarios and examples
the trainings provide quality customer service skills that
are transferable to all customer/client interactions.
Offerings for spring 2007 semester include: HOT TOPICS-
training for beginners in customer service; TELEPHONE
TECHNIQUES- training to provide best assistant via the
telephone; DEALING WITH ANGRY CUSTOMERS- just as it says,
exploring different communication styles as tools for
dealing with people who are upset. SPACE IS LIMITED FOR ALL
SESSIONS. The Service First Committee invites all employees
to attend any of these training sessions. Sign-up for
training at
https://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw/default.asp?app=training.
If you are not able to join us this Spring, look for the
Service First Committee training offerings in the Fall of
2007. On a case by case basis the committee can provide
training for specific units at times other than those
scheduled above. For information call Lori Goldman at
621-3085. |
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Mar 16: 8-4pm - : SAC Crossoads Conference
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The Staff Advisory Council is sponsoring
the Crossroads Personal and Professional Development
Conference. For registration information
http://fp.arizona.edu/sac |
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Mar 16: 9-1pm - UA Farmer's Market on
the Mall
Booths will be on the UA Mall with fresh produce, etc.
Dining Services at the Arizona Student Unions will have
artisan breads on sale as well as a tasting table with
samples from its various restaurants. Locally made products
such as honey, salsa, preserves, soup mixes, meat, cheese,
breads and soaps will be available. The mission of the
market is part of the UA's Well University Partnership to
promote a culture of health and wellness on campus. For more
information, contact Gale Welter at 621-4550 or
welter@health.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 16: 1-3pm - Effective Internet Search Training The
Service
Main Library's Electronic Classroom
First Committee and the Main Library are proud to present
this training. This
session contains tips, techniques, and
resources to help you find the
information you need on the 'Net'. The facilitators of this session will
provide participants with useful
University and library websites.
We'll also show you how to effectively search for information and cover how
to evaluate search results. You'll
learn how to limit searches, to "zero
in" on what you want. This training is free and open to any
University employee, but we ask that you RSVP as space is limited. Please
access the Information Services Web at:
https://www.fso.arizona.edu/isw/
1. Enter your NetID and Password to
sign on 2. Scroll down and click the Training icon 3. Select Register,
Modify or Cancel Registration 4. Scroll down until you see Service First
Training: Effective Internet Searches and click the button next to it 5. Scroll
to the bottom of the page and click the Complete Registration button 6.
You'll receive an e-mail reminder of the training session you've signed up
for. Questions about this training can be
directed to Ryan Windows at (520)621-5918 or Raik Zaghloul 307-2789.
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Mar 17: 8-Noon - UA Student Sight
Savers Program Glaucoma Screening Clinic
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic, 140 W. Speedway
Free glaucoma screenings by
medical and nurse practitioner students from The University
of Arizona Colleges of Medicine and Nursing, and volunteer
ophthalmologists from the UA and the community. Glaucoma is
the second-leading cause of blindness in the U.S. and the
leading cause of preventable blindness. Glaucoma steals
sight without symptoms; early treatment can preserve vision.
Screenings include glaucoma risk factors evaluation, eye
pressure and blood pressure measurements, visual acuity exam
and peripheral vision check. Call for appointment. The UA
College of Medicine is one of 46 medical schools throughout
the country participating in the SSSP, a community service
project funded and administered by the Friends of the
Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation. Cost: Free. Call
for Appointment. Contact the UPH Ophthalmology Clinic, (520)
694-1460. |
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Mar 19: 7:30pm - Applied Astronomy: Solar Photovoltaics
and Geoengineering lecture
Steward Observatory, Rm N210
Roger Angel, Regents' Professor, Steward
Observatory to present at the Steward Observatory's public
evening lecture series, a program held annually since 1924.
Following each lecture, participants can view the night sky,
weather permitting, through the observatory's 21-inch
telescope. All of the lectures and the use of the telescope
are free and open to the general public. For more
information, visit
http://www.as.arizona.edu
or contact Thomas Fleming at 621-5049 or
taf@as.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 21: 9-11am - Successful Searches Workshop
SU San Pedro
Ever wonder which
questions are permissible in an interview? Not clear
about how affirmative action works when you recruit
and hire? Need help and resources for increasing the
diversity of your pool? The answers to these
questions, as well as many others, will be the focus
of this workshop. Register
online
http://fp.arizona.edu/affirm/info.htm,
or call 621-9449
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Mar 21: noon - Weight Watchers Group on Campus
Room B-207 Highland Commons Campus Health
We currently meet each Wednesday at noon in
Room B-207 Highland Commons (Campus Health Section).
Participants in the A-Work Program of Weight Watchers sign
on and pre-pay for a 10-week series which costs $100 for new
members and $90 for continuing or Lifetime members. It is possible for people to join at any stage for a
pro-rated fee. Those who are interested may sit in for a
meeting before deciding to join. If you know of people who
are interested, you may direct them to join us any
Wednesday. If they have further questions about this group,
they can e-mail me: Ina Shivack at
imshivack@hotmail.com
. If there is interest in starting an additional group at a
different time and place on campus, you would want to get in
touch with the corporate office in Phoenix at 800-651-6000
and ask for a representative of the At Work department
(please notify
garanda@u.arizona.edu
to get further dates and information on the calendar). |
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Mar 21: Noon - The Global
Village is a Complex Place! Helping Students Thrive in a
Multi-Cultural World Distinguished
Lecture and Luncheon
Arizona Inn, 2200 E. Elm Street
Maggy Zanger, Associate Professor of
Practice, Department of Journalism,
is to present. Cost: $25 per person. To register call
626-3445
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Mar 21: 6-8pm -
Arthritis: It Just Ain't
Your Mama's Joints
Rm 2117, UA Col of Med, 1501 N. Campbell Ave
The University of
Arizona College of Medicine invites the public to
its spring Mini-Medical School of evening
lectures on hot topics on medicine.
Jeffery Lisse, MD, Interim
Director,
Arizona Arthritis Center,
Professor and Chief, Section of Rheumatology is this weeks presenter.
Mini-Medical
School is open to anyone with an interest in
the health sciences. During the two-hour
lectures, distinguished physicians and
scientists from The University of Arizona
Health Sciences Center discuss a specific
medical issue in depth and in a relaxed
atmosphere.
The cost of the
lecture series is $50 pe includes lecture notes and light
refreshments. No homework or exams! Bring
your questions. Parking is free.
Seating isple please call
626-7301 for your reservation. |
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Mar 23: 9-1pm - UA Farmer's Market on
the Mall
Booths will be on the UA Mall with fresh produce, etc.
Dining Services at the Arizona Student Unions will have
artias well as a tasting table with
samples from its various restaurants. Locally made products
such as honey, salsa, preserves, soup mixes, meat, cheese,
breads and soaps will be available. The mission of the
market is part of the UA's Well University Partnership to
promote a culture of health and wellness on campus. For more
information, contact Gale Welter at 621-4550 or
welter@health.arizona.edu. |
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Mar 23:
10-5pm - Entries accepted
SU Gallery |
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"On
Our Own Time"
All exhibitors must complete
an entry form and an
IDENTIFICATION CARD must be affixed to the back of each
entry.
Forms are available at the SAC Website:
http://fp.arizona.edu/sac |
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Mar 23:
Noon-2pm - Opening Reception
SU Gallery |
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"On
Our Own Time"
Juried Selection
of award recipients, followed by the announcement of awards.
All entrants, their guests, and university community are
invited. |
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Mar 28: noon - Weight
Watchers Group on Campus
Room B-207 Highland Commons Campus Health
We currently meet each Wednesday
at noon in Room B-207 Highland Commons (Campus Health
Section). Participants in the A-Work Program of Weight
Watchers sign on and pre-pay for a 10-week series which
costs $100 for new members and $90 for continuing or
Lifetime members. It is possible for people to join at any stage for a
pro-rated fee. Those who are interested may sit in for a
meeting before deciding to join. If you know of people who
are interested, you may direct them to join us any
Wednesday. If they have further questions about this group,
they can e-mail me: Ina Shivack at
imshivack@hotmail.com
. If there is interest in starting an additional group at a
different time and place on campus, you would want to get in
touch with the corporate office in Phoenix at 800-651-6000
and ask for a representative of the At Work department
(please notify
garanda@u.arizona.edu
to get further dates and information on the calendar). |
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Mar 28
- Apr 20 - Staff Art Exhibit
SU Gallery |
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"On
Our Own Time"
Open to the Public
Monday through
Friday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Come see
all the great art created by UA Staff.
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Mar 28: 6-8pm -
The Widening of America - Why Are
We Becoming More Obese?
Rm 2117, UA Col of Med, 1501 N. Campbell Ave
The University of
Arizona College of Medicine invites the public to
its spring Mini-Medical School of evening
lectures on hot topics on medicine.
Lisa Staten, PhD, Director,
Southwest
Center for Community Health Promotion,
Mel and
Enid Zuckerman College of
Public Health is this weeks presenter.
Mini-Medical
School is open to anyone with an interest in
the health sciences. During the two-hour
lectures, distinguished physicians and
scientists from The University of Arizona
Health Sciences Center discuss a specific
medical issue in depth and in a relaxed
atmosphere.
The cost of the
lecture series is $50 per person and
includes lecture notes and light
refreshments. No homework or exams! Bring
your questions. Parking is free.
Seating is limited to 120 people please call
626-7301 for your reservation. |
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Mar 30: 9-1pm - UA Farmer's Market on
the Mall
Booths will be on the UA Mall with fresh produce, etc.
Dining Services at the Arizona Student Unions will have
artisan breads on sale as well as a tasting table with
samples from its various restaurants. Locally made products
such as honey, salsa, preserves, soup mixes, meat, cheese,
breads and soaps will be available. The mission of the
market is part of the UA's Well University Partnership to
promote a culture of health and wellness on campus. For more
information, contact Gale Welter at 621-4550 or
welter@health.arizona.edu. |
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Send your thanks to
our soldiers.
It only takes a minute and is so worthwhile.
If you go to the
web site
http://www.letssaythanks.com/ you can pick out a thank you card
and Xerox will print it and it will be sent to a soldier that is
currently serving in Iraq. You can't pick out who gets it, but it
will go to some member of the armed services. It is FREE and it
only takes a second. Wouldn't it be wonderful if the soldiers
received a bunch of these? I sent mine, now you send one too! |
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Curb Auto
Theft with the Watch Your Car Program:
It's Quick, Easy and FREE!
The Watch Your Car
decal program is a free, voluntary program that
vehicle owners enroll their vehicles with the
Arizona Automobile Theft Authority. The vehicle is
then entered into the Motor Vehicle Department (MVD)
database and participants receive decals for their
front and rear windows. By displaying the decals,
vehicle owners convey to law enforcement officials
that their vehicle is not usually in use between the
hours of 1:00 AM and 5:00 AM, when the majority of
auto thefts occur. In addition, by enrolling in the
Watch Your Car Program, vehicle owners also
authorize law enforcement officials to stop their
vehicle at any time during the day or night within
one mile of the border, if there is a suspicion that
the vehicle is being illegally operated.
If a police officer
witnesses the vehicle in operation between these
hours, they have the right to stop the vehicle and
verify it is being legally operated by the rightful
owner.
To
register for the program online go to:
https://www.aata.state.az.us/Watch_Your_Car/Info_Request/signup_request.html
Register by mail
by downloading the form at:
http://www.azwatchyourcar.com/pdfs/WYC%20-%20application%20form%20for%20website.pdf
Print it, fill it out and mail back.
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