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Fac/Staff
Bulletin Schedule
Beginning June 18, the Fac/Staff Bulletin will be published every
other week during the summer. The next edition will be published July
2. Deadlines are the Thursday before publication. If you have any questions,
contact Tracy Cooper at tcooper@spu.edu.
Are
Your Events in the SPU Master Calendar?
If your department or office is planning an event, make sure to post
the finalized information on the SPU Master Calendar. Anyone with a
Banner account may post an item. All items are reviewed before they
are added to the calendar. You can also update and edit an event after
it's been posted. To start the process, select "Events and Calendar"
from the quick-access bar at the top of the SPU home page and then select
"Submit an Item." After entering the Banner Information System, enter
your user ID number (usually your Social Security number) and then your
pin. (There are instructions for new users and users who've forgotten
their pin.) Once you're at the Main Menu page of Banner, select Campus
Master Calendar and follow the onscreen directions. Everyone is encouraged
to list on- or off-campus, SPU-related events on the Master Calendar.
Spring
Quarter Grades Due TODAY, June 18
Spring Quarter grades are due in Student Academic Services (SAS) by
4:30 p.m., Monday, June 18. Grades may be submitted to SAS via the Web;
in person; placed in the SAS drop box (located outside of Demaray Hall
120); mailed; or faxed to (206) 281-2669 (with the original mailed or
submitted as soon as possible). If you have any questions concerning
grading or meeting the University deadline, please contact Kelli Knapp
at (206) 281-2636. Timely submission of grades helps students and offices
with important processes such as the academic dismissal process, graduating
seniors, disbursing financial aid and processing enrollment verifications.
Professional
Studies Information Night on June 19
Do you know someone who has a technical or professional degree and who
wants to get a traditional, college degree? This fall, SPU will offer
a professional studies program targeted for adults with technical or
professional degrees who are interested in getting a baccalaureate degree.
Students can complete a bachelor's degree by taking general education
courses in liberal arts and an approved minor. An information night
on this new program will be held Tuesday, June 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the
Library. For more information and a complete list of schools whose credits
transfer directly to the SPU professional studies program, call (206)
281-2021, or visit the Web site at http://www.spu.edu/depts/profstudies/.
You
Can Finish Your Degree
Do you know a working adult with an unfinished undergraduate degree?
If so, tell them about SPU’s Degree Completion Program (DCP). An information
meeting will be held, Wednesday, June 20, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the
Library Seminar Room. Professors as well as financial and academic counselors
will be on hand to answer questions. For more information, call DCP
Admissions Counselor Dave McReynolds at (206) 281-3506, or visit the
Web site at http://www.spu.edu/dcp
Summer
Institute for Artists, Writers
Image: A Journal of Art and Religion is sponsoring the Glen Workshop
-- a summer institute for artists and writers. It will be held August
5–12 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Glen participants spend mornings in small
classes led by nationally known authors and artists. Afternoons and
evenings feature readings, lectures, concerts and worship. This year's
workshops include poetry, fiction, spiritual writing, landscape painting,
figure drawing, collage and a seminar, “The Return of Beauty.” Now published
at SPU, Image is a nationally read quarterly focusing on art
and writing that grapple with Judeo-Christian faith. For more information,
visit the Web page at http://www.imagejournal.org/glen.html.
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Jim
Rand on Northwest Cable News
Jim Rand, clinical professor in the Center for Professional Development,
was interviewed for a Northwest Cable News story on The Boeing Company's
plan to provide Internet access on airplanes. The story aired on Tuesday
night, June 12.
SPU
and Student on KOMO-TV
SPU and Stacey Riley, a 2001 graduate and recipient of an Educational
Opportunity Grant (EOG), were featured in a KOMO-TV (Channel 4) news
story on Monday, June 11. The story reported on the ACLU suit against
SPU and other private universities in Washington state, which challenges
EOG recipients attending religious institutions.
Mitchell
Publishes Article
Sarah Mitchell, University Communications specialist, wrote an article
on an American woman from Oregon winning a pub in Ireland. The article
was published in the June issue of Metropolitan Living. Read the story
online at http://www.metliving.com/slice.html.
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Welcome,
New Staff
The Office of Human Resources would like the SPU community to join us
in welcoming the following new employees. Contact information is available
on the SPU White Pages or through their departments.
Sheila
Vortman has become a regular, part-time employee, serving as the associate
director of the Center for Applied Learning in the School of Business.
She previously was in this role as a temporary employee.
Laura
Mann will join the Center for Applied Learning in the School of Business
as the program coordinator.
Steve
Evans will join Safety and Security as a security officer.
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For more information on
all current staff vacancies, please access the following resources: http://www.spu.edu/depts/hr/jobs.html;
the job line at (206) 281-2065, or stop by the HR office. Please call Kathleen
Abbott at (206) 281-2591 with any questions about a job opening or to refer potential
employees to SPU.
Staff Positions:
Administrative Assistant—Facility and Project Management
Admissions Counselor (2 positions)—Admissions
Assistant Director of Student Programs for InterCultural Affairs—Student
Life
Director of Corporate and Foundation Gifts—University Advancement
Executive Assistant to the President—Executive Office
Maintenance Mechanic I—Plant Services
Office Manager for Academic Affairs—Office of Academic Affairs
Records Assistant-Facility Management
Systems Analyst-Admin Systems-Computer and Information Systems
Student Financial Services Counselor-Student Financial Services
Student Financial Services Representative-Student Financial Services
For more information
on all current faculty vacancies, please access the following resources:
http://www.spu.edu/depts/provost/fac-jobs.html
Please call (206) 281-2508 with any questions about a job opening or
to refer potential faculty members to SPU.
Faculty Positions:
Dean, School of
Business and Economics
Dean, School of Theology
Professor of Family and Community Nursing
Associate Professor/Professor of Graduate Education
Assistant Professor in Department of Marriage and Family Therapy
Faculty Position in Nursing Leadership
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