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These Announcements were submitted to the Monday Memo by University
Community Members (employees, students and retirees). Announcement submissions
must be received by Thursday at noon for publication on the following
Monday. To submit your Monday Memo item, use the Submit
Announcement (which can also be found
at /about/mmemo/index.html)
and choose "General Announcement" or "Notice" as
the Announcement Type. You may also submit announcements by email to
monday.memo@enmu.edu.
Announcements can only be accepted from off-campus groups that are non-profit
and the announcements should have some relevance to ENMU (such as seeking
ENMU volunteers).
MONDAY MEMO DEADLINE
– The deadline for submissions
to the Monday Memo is Thursday at noon prior to the Monday publication.
EARLY ADVISING DATES – The
following are dates of Early Advising and Registration on campus and
the areas of the students who are attending.
April 23 – Northern NM
April 26 – NM students
NEW POLICIES FOR CONSIDERATION
– The following two draft policies will be submitted to the Board
of Regents for their approval. The Dress Code affects Professional Staff,
Support Staff and students working on campus. The Visitors Policy affects
everyone on campus.
Please send comments to Dr. Steven Gamble by email (ENMU President or
steven.gamble@enmu.edu)
or by mail (station 1) no later than Friday, May 3, 2002.
Eastern New Mexico University Dress Code
It is Eastern New Mexico University's philosophy that the
university's professional image begins with the appearance of our workforce.
Individual departments may vary in their required dress expectations
depending on job requirements. The department supervisor, in consultation
with the executive administrator, will be responsible for conveying
appropriate standards for dress for employees, including students. The
area executive administrator is the ultimate authority on appropriate
dress standards if a disagreement occurs. A few examples of inappropriate
attire are cut-offs, tank tops, halter-tops, jogging suits, revealing
attire, torn clothing, and the like.
Questions or complaints that cannot be handled to the employee's satisfaction
by his or her supervisor/manager should be referred to the Human Relations/Affirmative
Action Office for advice to resolve the situation.
Personal Visits to Campus by Children and Others
All supervisors have the responsibility to ensure that an effective
work-place is maintained. Because extended visits in the workplace by
children and other personal visitors distract employees and fellow workers
from their official responsibilities and may put visiting children at
risk, visits by friends, children, and other relatives at an employee's
work site are to be limited to casual visits of short duration.
With the supervisor's permission, children may be present in the employee's
office on days of K-12 unscheduled school closings, unavailability of
sitters due to an emergency, and similar occasions. Such occurrences
should be rare. Children must always be under visual and auditory supervision.
Attendance in a classroom by individuals not enrolled in the class (including
children) must be with the express approval of the instructor.
FINAL DARWINISM PRESENTATION SET
– The seventh and final session of "Darwin and Darwinism Today,"
the 2002 Jack Williamson Colloquium on Science and Humanities, has been
set. Randy Thornhill, Distinguished Professor of Biology at the University
of New Mexico, will speak on "The Evolutionary Psychology of Human
Attractiveness and Attraction" at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 29, in
Buchanan Hall in the Music Building. Dr. Thornhill is one of the world's
leading scholars on evolutionary psychology, the application of evolutionary
theory to human behavior, as well as one of its most active popularizers.
He is the co-author of the controversial "A Natural History of
Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion" (MIT Press, 2000).
Those attending are encouraged to read introductory materials on evolutionary
psychology available on the Colloquium's web site: www.enmu.edu/jackwilliamson/colloquium/index7.html
CHEESEHEADS TO
BRING MORE STAFF DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
We’d like to introduce ourselves. Even though we're not necessarily
Green Bay Packer fans, as the group that brought you the "Who Moved
My Cheese" workshop, we are scheduling more staff development opportunities.
We are members of a Staff Development Team
formed at the request of Dr. Gamble in November 2001. Our goal is to
provide training opportunities to better enable staff to assist students
and the University community, and to become more effective and efficient
in supporting the University mission.
Team members include: Daniel Alaniz, Mark Barela,
Candace Baros, Ronnie Birdsong, Sheryl Borden, Ann-Marie Bucksath, Betsy
Chavez, Elaine Ennis, Carol Fletcher, A Ramon Garcia, Nikki Howard,
Betty King-Lowry, Donna Kittrell, Becky Lopez, Lisa Obenhaus, Jennifer
Poyer, Oscar Robinson and Angel Salas.
The first training offered by the Staff Development
Team was “Who Moved My Cheese” workshop. The results were
quite positive, and workshop participants requested additional training
opportunities. These areas include:
- Communication
- Conflict resolution/personalities
- Customer service
- Manager workshops
- Motivating others
- Organization skills
- Procedures
- Teamwork
- Time management
- Train the trainer
In the coming months, the Staff Development
Team will work to develop training opportunities in these and other
areas; and we appreciate your support as we move forward to accomplish
these goals. We will soon have a website where you will have the opportunity
to make requests or comment on any Staff Development activities. Your
comments and suggestions are always welcome, so please feel free to
e-mail any member of the Staff Development Team at any time.
CHINESE ACROBATS TO
PERFORM – Stars of the Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats
will perform at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 27 in Greyhound Arena. They
perform stunts, tricks and balancing acts. The price is $2 and everyone
is invited!
TEACHER FAIR SET – The Counseling
and Career Services Office is sponsoring a Spring 2002 Teacher Fair
on May 7. Students interested in interviewing with the school districts
may make up their interview schedule starting on April 22. For more
information on setting up interviews or to find out the school districts
scheduled to attend, call Kelly Bonehill at 562.2211 or through email
at: kelly.bonehill@enmu.edu.
GOVERNANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE TO MEET
– The Governance Review Committee will meet at 3 pm on Tuesday,
April 23 in JWLA 127. Subcommittees dealing with committees' charges,
decision protocols, and committees/councils clarification will report.
The committee will begin identification of over arching principles that
will guide recommendations to the President regarding campus governance.
SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTORS NEEDED
– Supplemental Instructors needed for Basic/Intermediate Algebra
for Fall. Student Hire $6.00/hr up to 10 hrs/wk. Pick up applications
at SAS 226 or JWLA 129. Call 562.2892 for more information.
KENW RADIO NEEDS VOLUNTEERS –
Volunteers are still needed for the KENW/KMTH-FM Public Radio spring
membership drive. The dates are April 20-27. If you are interested in
volunteering your time, please call the Broadcast center at ext. 2112.
We have openings for on-air hosts, development assistants and telephone
volunteers. We also need those who are already Friends of KENW/KMTH-FM
to record member testimonials. For more information contact Virginia
McReynolds @ ext. 2112 or e-mail
virginia.mcreynolds@enmu.edu.
SOFTBALL LEAGUE LOOKING FOR GIRLS
– Portales Girls Softball League will be holding sign-ups and tryouts
Saturday, April 27 at the Portales Girls Softball Field at 9 a.m. for
PeeWees and 1 p.m. for Juniors and Seniors. All girls who are eight
or older and not 19 by January 1, 2003, can play! For more info., please
call Lee at 356.2791.
THESIS DEFENSE – Shital K.
Dahal, a Master's candidate in the Department of Languages and Literature,
will defend his thesis, "Beckett and the Question of Insanity",
on Tuesday April 30, at 12 noon, in JWLA 120. All students, faculty,
and interested parties are welcome to attend.
THESIS DEFENSE – On Monday,
April 29, at 4 p.m. in Lea Hall 123, Jack Fenner will present his thesis
to the faculty of the Department of Anthropology and Applied Archaeology.
The thesis title is: "Putting a Hair in the Soup: An Investigation
into the Archaeological Analysis
of Single Hairs." The public is welcome to attend.
MASTER OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION EXAMS
– Written comprehensive examinations in the Department of Health
and Physical Education will be completed according to the following
schedule: April 29 – Jeff Lynn. For more information call ext.
4344.
2002 Eastern New Mexico University Biomedical
Science Seminars
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
Becky Sharp Auditorium
6 – 6:30 p.m.: Substrate specificity of homologous bacterial sugar
transporters. Dr. Manuel Varela
6:30 – 7 p.m.: Investigating the physiology of learning and memory
using Drosophila mutants. Dr. Nick Wright
7 – 7:30 p.m.: Isolation, purification and characterization of
the thiosulfate oxidizing system of
T. neapolitanus. Dr. Newton Hilliard
7:30 – 8 p.m.: Solubilization and partial characterization of a
progesterone binding protein in the plasma membrane of Xenopus laevis
oocytes. Dr. Zhiming Liu
8 – 8:40 pm: Recent progress in the physiology of ovarian follicle
maturation and ovulation in fishes. Dr. Reynaldo Patino
Dr. Manuel Varela is an assistant professor of biology at ENMU.
His research is focused on two fundamental areas of microbiology. The
first deals with the molecular microbial physiology of sugar transport
in bacteria. Here they are interested in learning the molecular mechanism
by which various sugar transporters select their substrate. The second
area involves the molecular biology of bacterial antibiotic resistance.
Here they are interested in examining the nature of multiple antibiotic
resistance in potentially pathogenic bacteria in the clinical setting
and environment.
Dr. Nick Wright is an assistant professor of biology at ENMU.
His research involves both "in vitro" and "in vivo"
recording from identified Drosophila central neurons involved in the
processes of olfactory learning and memory. These processes can then
be "dissected" by the use of mutants who's altered learning
and memory can often be traced to a single, dysfunctional protein.
Dr. Newton Hilliard is an assistant professor of physical sciences
at ENMU. His research focuses on elucidating the electron transfer and
energy conservation pathways in chemolithotrophic bacteria. Currently,
the obligately autotrophic sulfur oxidizing bacteria, Thiobacillus neapolitanus,
is used as a model system.
Dr. Zhiming Liu is an assistant professor of biology at ENMU.
His research focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms of oocyte
maturation, ovulation, and fertilization in animals. His research is
supported by grants from NIH, WAESO, and ENMU and results have been
published in prestigious journals including Endocrinology, Molecular
Endocrinology, Biology of Reproduction, and Proceedings of National
Academy of Sciences USA.
Dr. Reynaldo Patino is a professor and assistant leader of Texas Cooperative
Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Texas Tech University. He has served
as President of the Physiology Section of the American Fisheries Society,
Editorial Board member and Associate Editor of five top-ranked international
journals (Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, General and Comparative
Endocrinology, Biology of Reproduction, and Journal of the World Aquaculture
Society). He is also a peer-review panel member for NIH, NSF, USDA,
NOAA and other funding agencies. His research has been focused on the
hormonal and cellular control of ovarian maturation and ovulation in
fishes and amphibians. He has received many research awards and grants
and his laboratory is known internationally.
(Sponsored by New Mexico Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network
Distinguished Lecturer Program, Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society,
ENMU Chapter, and Biol 592 Graduate Seminar. The seminars are free and
the public is invited to attend. For more information, contact Dr. Zhiming
Liu at 505.562.2495 or email:
zhiming.liu@enmu.edu).
AAUP SETS MEETING – The campus
chapter of the American Association of University Professors will hold
a meeting for purposes of electing coordinators and discussing possible
agenda items for the next academic year. The meeting is on Wednesday,
April 24 at 3 p.m. in JWLA 127. For more information, contact Dr. Richard
Willen. (Richard.willen@enmu.edu).
INTERNSHIP PRESENTATION – Please
join the faculty of the College of Business in COB 120 on Thursday,
May 2, at 2 p.m. as Lesley Collins presents the results of her internship
at Geotrace Technologies, Inc. A copy of the final paper is available
for review in COB 204.
BLACKWATER DRAW ATLATL THROW –
For the second year in a row, Eastern New Mexico University's Department
of Anthropology and Applied Archaeology and Mu Alpha Nu Anthropology
Club are sponsoring an atlatl competition, the Blackwater Draw Atlatl
Throw. The competition will include a WAA (World Atlatl Association)
Target Round and an ISAC (International Standard Accuracy Contest).
It will be held on Saturday, April 27, at the
Blackwater Draw Museum, US Highway 70, seven miles northeast of Portales,
near
the Greyhound Football Stadium. Registration and practice will start
at 9 a.m., with the Target Round beginning at 10 a.m. The ISAC round
will take place in the afternoon. There will be categories for men,
women, and children. Don't worry if you haven't done it before. It's
the process, not the prize. Bring atlatls and darts if you have them.
There will be some available for loan and sharing if you don't. This
competition is NOT restricted to primitive technology.
Atlatls may be made of traditional or modern materials. Some refreshments
will be available for sale. Otherwise, bring a lunch, or plan on a trip
into Portales for food. There are restrooms on site. For those competitors
and interested parties who stay over until Sunday, there will be a tour
of Blackwater Draw Locality Number 1 (the Clovis Type Site) on Sunday
morning. For more information, contact David C. Batten, Department of
Anthropology and Applied Archaeology, Station 3, Eastern New Mexico
University, Portales, NM 88130. Phone 505.562.2750. email david.batten@enmu.edu.
2002 HOMECOMING PLANNING MEETING
– Alumni Affairs will host the campus-wide 2002 ENMU Homecoming
Planning Meeting on Thursday, May 2, at 10 a.m. in the Pecos Room of
the Campus Union Building. Agenda items include a review of the 2001
HC, a financial report, preliminary plans for the October 18-20 2002
weekend and a timeline for departments and organizations to include
information in the HC Schedule.
I f you are in the early stages of developing an idea or event for the
HC weekend, this is the place to bring it and we'll be glad to help!
If you plan to attend, please RSVP by April 29 to Anne at ext. 2125,
or email Anne.Scott@enmu.edu.
ACADEMIC HONORS CONVOCATION –
The Spring 2002 Academic Honors Convocation will be held Friday, May
10, for those students receiving graduation honors. The program will
begin at 3 p.m. in the University Theatre.
IRC SETS GIVEAWAY – The Instructional
Resource Center at ENMU Golden Library is a Regional Evaluation Center
for the New Mexico State Department of Education. Once a year we discard
samples of instructional materials no longer in adoption. This year's
discard day will be Saturday, May 4, 8 a.m. in the foyer of Golden Library.
Due to large turnouts in the past, we will have textbook sets and their
component parts bundled together by grade level. The bundles will be
available in the library foyer on a first-come basis. Section 1/1995
includes Vocational/Technical Education, Adult Basic Education, Computer
Literacy, Driver Education, and Careers/Employability Skills.
We ask that you provide your own boxes/bags to transport materials.
EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION LUNCHEON IS APRIL 24
– Employee Appreciation Luncheon, sponsored by Portales Woman's
Club and the Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce, will be Wednesday,
April 24, from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Memorial Building. Cost
is $7.50 per ticket and can be purchased at the Chamber of Commerce
ahead of time or the day of the luncheon. There will be a meal of lasagna,
garlic bread, salad and cake, (and beverages) served in a bistro atmosphere
with music in the background. Sen. Stuart Ingle will tell about the
recent legislative session. There will be a silent auction available.
Proceeds from this luncheon benefit community projects sponsored by
Portales Woman's Club. Everyone is invited. For more information, call
Betsy Chavez at 562.2134 or Sheryl Borden at 562.2112.
EXIT INTERVIEWS FOR GRADUATES –
Exit interviews for graduates will be held April 24 in the Pecos Room
at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., and April 25 in the Sandia room at 10
a.m. and 2 p.m. If you are unable to attend you may go to
www.enmu.edu, University Information, Financial Aid, Loan Information,
Exit Counseling or you may come by the Financial Aid office, SAS 107.
MASTER'S DEFENSE SET – Biology.
Title: Island Biogeography: Focal Species Models and their Implications
for System-Level Relationships. Presented by Andrew G. Hope
Monday, April 22, at 1 p.m. Science Building Rm 108. All welcome.
FALL SCHEDULE AVAILABLE ON THE WEB
– The fall 2002 schedule is now available on the Banner web at
the following location: https://ad05.enmu.edu:7177/schedule.htm. (Has
been removed.) Look for the summer 2002 and tentative spring
2003 schedules to be available there soon.
A WALK TO CURE CYSTIC FIBROSIS –
WE NEED YOUR HELP! for the "GREAT STRIDES" charity event;
"A Walk to Cure Cystic Fibrosis."
The national society, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, has contacted
me (Nicholas Wright) to organize a local fund raising event- the "Great
Strides walk for cystic fibrosis". Cystic fibrosis is a genetic
disease, which affects approximately 30,000 children and adults in the
US. A defective gene causes the body to produce abnormally thick mucus.
This results in the lungs, in particular, being unable to clean themselves
properly and therefore making the sufferer susceptible to life-threatening
infections. Currently there is no cure! We need your help to raise money
to fund research to find a cure for this debilitating condition.
This is a non-competitive walk/gentle "stroll" of around 10K/6mi.
starting at the Greyhound Arena car park on N. Ave."O" at
9 a.m. on Saturday, April 27. We will walk about three miles out of
town to the junction of "RSV 6" and "RSV U" and
back. The idea is that you pick up a sponsorship pamphlet from either
the biology department office in Roosevelt Hall, (Room 111), or the
Students Union Help Desk. Then using any means at your disposal, (this
can include blackmail, extortion, etc!), obtain sponsors for your walk
and collect the monies in advance. On the day of the walk you should
arrive between 8 and 9 a.m. in advance to register and hand over your
sponsorship money. Then we walk! Water will be available at the halfway
point but, as this is a gentle walk, you can bring your own if you wish!
Kids are welcome but only if accompanied – and they cannot be "walkers"/sponsors
in their own right, only adults please! The same applies to WELL-BEHAVED
pets! (on leads please--there may be traffic!). If you can collect $75
then you will be entitled to a free Cystic Fibrosis Foundation T-shirt;
larger amounts can gain even better prizes! We hope to have a City Official
start us off at 9a.m.! So please join us on the 27th.
More details can be obtained from me, Nick Wright, at: Office phone--562.2543;
Home phone, (leave message)--356.2363; Email: nicholas.wright@enmu.edu.
EXTENDED LEARNING NON-CREDIT COURSE OFFERINGS
– The following is a list of non-credit course offerings. Please
call 562.2165 to register.
Black and White Photography – discover perfect contrast
in this half-day class with William Johnson, Saturday, April 27, 9 a.m.-12
p.m., COB-128 with a fee of only $15.00.
ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ADVISORS
– Attention Student Organizations, Advisors and
Student Leaders: Leadership Recognition Awards, Student Affairs Banquet.
Pick-up your nomination packets from the following offices: All Dean's
Offices, Athletic Department, SAS Offices and CUB 108.
Deadline for submission is Wednesday,
April 24. Banquet: Thursday, May 2, CUB Ballroom, 6-8 p.m. RSVP
for Nominees and their guests, call the CUB Main Office at 505.562.2631.
ROSWELL CAMPUS SCHEDULES UPCOMING EVENTS
Monday, April 22
8:30 a.m. ENMU-Roswell will hold Pre-registration for the Summer 2002
Session in the Student Services Center lobby until 7 p.m. Contact: Admissions
and Records, 624.7141.
Thursday, April 25
6:30 p.m. ENMU-Roswell will host 'An Evening with Eastern' for high
school seniors and their parents at the Roswell Convention and Civic
Center, 912 N. Main St. Contact: Donna Gutierrez, 624.7403.
Friday, April 26
6 p.m. The ENMU-Roswell Foundation will host the First Annual 'Foundation
for the Future Dinner' at the Roswell Country Club, 2601 Urton Road.
Tickets are $40. Contact: Kate Cox, 624.7345.
Thursday, May 2
7 p.m. The Spanish Department at ENMU-Roswell will present the Third
Annual Festival de Primavera at the Performing Arts Center on campus.
Admission is free. The public is invited. Contact: Sra. Alma Garza Cano,
624.7223.
Thursday, May 9
7:30 p.m. ENMU-Roswell will hold its Thirty-Seventh Commencement Convocation
at Grace Community Church, 935 W. Mescalero Rd. Contact: Donna Gutierrez,
624.7403.
Saturday, May 11
7:30 p.m. The Adult Basic Education program at ENMU-Roswell will hold
its Thirteenth Annual GED High School Completion Graduation Ceremony
at the Performing Arts Center on campus. Contact: Donna Gutierrez, 624.7403.
HISPANIC AFFAIRS AND
CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF PORTALES
"Cinco de Mayo"
(Tentative Activities)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2002:
6 – 9 p.m.
· Proclamation by the Mayor of Portales
· Talent Show
· Wednesday, May 1, 2002
· English or Spanish
· CUB Ballroom
· Involve ENMU students, public schools students and community
· 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
· Deadline Friday, April 26, 2002 by 5 p.m.
· Poem and drawing contest
· Write a poem about expressing your feelings about the 5 de
Mayo or draw a picture expressing your feelings about this event.
· Wednesday, May 1, 2002
· CUB Ballroom
· Three categories
· ENMU students and community
· 6th grade to 12th grade
· Head start to 5th grade
· Deadline Friday, April 26, 2002 by 5 p.m.
· Cinco de Mayo Play
· Wednesday, May 1, 2002
· CUB Ballroom
· Organized and performed by ENMU students
· Certificates will be awarded to participants
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2002:
· Barbecue by Sodexho
· Thursday, May 2, 2002
· 5 – 7 p.m.
· Meal will be served from 5 – to 7 p.m., activities will
last longer
· Sanders Patio
· Prices:
· Meal plan students $free
· Community and students with no meal plan $6.75 + tax
· Faculty and staff $4.49 + tax
· Invite community and students
· Have entertainment
· Music
· Games
· Piñata with candy
· Music- Wendel Sloan
· Donations:
· Piñata from City
· Coupons from Sodexho
· Coupons from ENMU Bookstore
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2002:
· Latin Dance
· Band playing: Midnight Lovers
· Friday, May 3, 2002
· 8 – midnight
· CUB Ballroom
· Tickets: $1.00 donations
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2002:
· "Día de los niños"
· Saturday, May 4, 2002
· 1 – 4 p.m.
· Lindsey Park
· No responsibility sign English/Spanish
· A day especially for kids, with games, music, food and entertainment
· We can have the different Hispanic organizations doing games
for the kids
· Drinks-McDonald's(Sheila Pettingill)
· Piñata-City
· Cake-Hispanic Affairs
· Clowns-Jeremiah and Diana
· Face painting-Jeremiah Portillo
· Musical chairs
· Flyers-Jeremiah Portillo
SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2002:
Noon – 6 p.m.
· Movies-Wendel Sloan
· Banner-Oscar Robinson
· Mariachi
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· To play at the main activity
· Consul de México
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· Proclamation by the Mayor of Portales
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· Historical review about Cinco de Mayo
· Why do we celebrate "El Cinco de Mayo"
· By Pastor Ayala-Spanish
· Dr. Ayala-English
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· Booths at Memorial park
· Food booths
· Tacos
· Gorditas
· Hamburgers
· Etc.
· Game booths
· Loteria
· Bingo
· Musical chairs
· Etc.
· Any kind of booths-like a "Feria" or "Kermes"
· Memorial building (inside)
· Horseshoe Tournament
· City of Portales
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· Starts at 11 a.m.
· Deadline to register: May 1, 2002
· Price: $10.00 per team-couples
· Contact:
· Veda at City Hall 356-6662 Ext. 18 Ben at 356-0414(Evenings)
· 1st place-trophies and cash
· 2nd place-trophies
· Softball Tournament
· City of Portales
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
· Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places
· Starts at 11 a.m.
· Contact Veda Urioste at 356.6662, ext.18 or Larry Urioste at
356.3228
· Tournament will be held at the city softball field
· "Car Show"
· Sunday, May 5, 2002
· Memorial Park
Curriculum Committeeurriculum
Committee
Curriculum Committee
Monday, April 22
3:30-5 p.m.
Library Conference Room
Support Senate
Wednesday, April 24
2:30 p.m.
UCC 117
University Council
Monday, April 29
3:10 p.m.
Regents' Room
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