Rebecca Loew
Interpreter/Classroom Aide
Dept: Student Affairs
Effective: April 7
Debra McRitchie
Temporary Office Assistant
Dept: Conference Operations
Effective: April 8
Danielle Thomson
Technology Services Support Team Lead
Dept: ITS
Effective: April 22
Sara Valentine
Marketplace Culinary Supervisor
Dept: Dining Services
Effective: March 31
Troy Honeycutt
Technology Services Desktop Systems Team Lead
Dept: ITS
Effective: April 7
Michelle Czarnecki
Assistant Director of Alumni Relations for Student Programs
Dept: Development & Alumni Relations
Effective: May 6
Randall Routier
Dishroom Supervisor
Dept: Dining Services
Effective: March 27
Thomas Whitaker
Plant Custodian
Dept: Facilities Management
Effective: March 17
Susan Kriegel
Development Assistant
Dept: Development and Alumni Relations
Regular, full-time, 12 mos., non-exempt
Effective: March 24
Michelle Tiemessen
Baker
10 mos. (mid-August – Mid June, excluding breaks), non-exempt
Dept: Dining Services
Effective: March 26
Justin Thaxton
Got Grit? Take a break from studying and learn how grit can help you succeed in stressful times. Join panelists from the faculty, writing lab, student affairs, athletics, CLS, SHACS, and wellness in discussing what it means to have grit and how you can persevere in tough times.
Tuesday, March 11th
Noon-1
ARH 305
7:30pm-8:30pm
Main Hall Lounge
Institutional Identity
All-Campus Milestone presentation
March 6 and 7
Noon, Harris Center Cinema
Why the change?
Faculty, staff, and students want an easy-to-navigate, central source of information they need to do their jobs, finish a degree program, or enjoy campus activities.
The Office of Communications is working to streamline and improve email communications. The goal is to develop an internal communications tool that delivers campus news and events in an organized, easy-to-navigate newsletter.
How often will Campus Memo be distributed?
Faculty vote in favor of Open Access resolution, expanding access to their forthcoming scholarly articles.
Liberal arts students must use liberal arts-based creativity to parlay their own talents and the skills emphasized by their disciplines, such as critical thinking, ingenuity and creativity, into a paycheck.
Jonathan Edwards, dean of Admissions at Grinnell College, says a liberal arts degree means “students are empowered to find their own answers through inquiry, dialogue and analysis.”
Liberal arts students must use liberal arts-based creativity to parlay their own talents and the skills emphasized by their disciplines, such as critical thinking, ingenuity and creativity, into a paycheck.
Jonathan Edwards, dean of Admissions at Grinnell College, says a liberal arts degree means “students are empowered to find their own answers through inquiry, dialogue and analysis.”
Grinnell, Iowa -- Houston Dougharty, vice president for student affairs at Grinnell College, was honored earlier this month at the regional meeting of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
The organization recognized Dougharty for Outstanding Performance as a Senior Student Affairs Officer, an honor that is presented to an individual who has excelled as a dean in the student affairs profession.
