 XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 231 - November 09, 2009 |
The Week in Brief:
- H1N1 Campus Flu Update #8
- UNCF Social Entrepreneurship Roadshow
- Tribute to Wizard of Jazz
- Poetry Reading
- CIA Representatives on Campus
- ACT Brown Bag
- A Workshop with Style
- Norman C. Francis Scholarship Benefit
- GradStar/McNair Meeting
- Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program
- Student Survey: How is Xavier serving YOU?
- Herald Extends Advertising Specials
- Excellence in Teaching Awards Nominations
- Free Seasonal Flu Shots
- Cox Sports Television Internships
- Frankenstein Comes to Xavier
- Junior Year Abroad in Britain
- Katrina Yearbook
- Torchbearer’s Award Gala
- XULA News on Twitter
- Other Campus Events
- XU in the News
H1N1 Campus Flu Update #8
Flu season is upon us and we can expect a resurgence of both seasonal and H1N1 flu cases in the coming months. Members of the Xavier community are encouraged to continue rigorous hygiene practices including washing and sanitizing their hands regularly, discrete coughing and sneezing, and maintaining overall good health and a strong immune system. To view the complete update, as well as the University’s institutional action plans visit http://www.xula.edu/other/flu.php.
UNCF Social Entrepreneurship Roadshow
Students are invited to attend the UNCF Roadshow for Social Entrepreneurship TUESDAY (Nov. 10) at 6:00 p.m. in the University Center, Room 117. Social entrepreneurship is the employment of business principles to address a social mission or problem. Here’s a chance to learn about this rapidly growing field and how it might affect your future plans and business aspirations. Get info on how to apply for paid business internships in education-based social entrepreneurship, and up to $10,000 in post-Graduation financial assistance! Refreshments will be provided.
Tribute to Wizard of Jazz
One of the most revered, influential and accomplished musicians in jazz will be remembered in a concert/discussion “A Portrait of Sidney Bechet: Wizard of Jazz” TUESDAY (Nov. 10) at 7:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. The event is free and open to the public. Visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/news.php#sidneybechet for more info.
Poetry Reading
The English Department will present a poetry reading by writer/poet/educator Jericho Brown TUESDAY (Nov. 10) at 7:00 p.m. in the University Center, Rm. 205. For more info visit contact Dr. Biljana Obradović at bobradov@xula.edu or at ext. 5155.
CIA Representatives on Campus
Representatives from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) will be on campus TUESDAY (Nov. 10) to visit with students interested in exploring careers in federal intelligence work. An information session will be held from 12:15 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the University Center, Room 218. Representatives will be on campus from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. For additional info contact Marian Minnard in the Office of Career Services at ext. 7364.
ACT Brown Bag
Xavier's ACT (Across Curriculum Thinking) Program will hold its third Brown Bag of the semester WEDNESDAY (Nov. 11) at noon in the University Center Ballroom. Dr. Juanita Johnson, a representative of the Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowship Program at Tulane University, will speak on "Healthcare Reform...Do We Really Need It?" Admission is free. For further info contact Dr. Shamsul Huda, Director of ACT, at ext. 7406.
A Workshop with Style
Fashion at Xavier (FAX) is offering “A Workshop with Style” WEDNESDAY (Nov. 11) at 5:00 p.m. in the University Center, Room 218, featuring make-up tips, demonstrations and presentations from make-up artists from Faces of Virtue and The BodyShop. Refreshments, door prizes and more.
Norman C. Francis Scholarship Benefit
XU alumnus Wanda Rouzan ‘69 & A Taste of New Orleans, Irvin Mayfield and Purple Disrespect, along with popular D.J. Captain Charles, will perform at a benefit concert in the University Center’s McCaffery Ballroom Nov. 20 at 9:00 p.m. The proceeds from the concert will benefit the Dr. Norman C. Francis Scholarship at Xavier, established last year as part of the celebration of Francis’ 40th year as XU president. Tickets for the event are $35 and $50. To purchase tickets or for more info call ext. 6782.
GradStar/McNair Meeting
Come out and learn about the Graduate School Experience and Process from sociology professor Dr. Claire Norris and theology instructor Malik Muhammed as they discuss summer research, graduate programs and fellowships on TUESDAY (Nov. 10) from 4:00 to 5:15 p.m. in the University Center, Room 205. For more info contact the Office of Graduate Placement at ext. 7633.
Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program
The Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program is accepting applications from rising juniors and seniors who are interested in pursuing a Ph.D. The program features campus visitations, seminars, paid summer research opportunities (at least $2,800 stipend) and much more. Applications will be available at the GradStar/McNair meeting Nov .10 or at the Office of Graduate Placement in Xavier South, Room 414. Call ext. 7633 for more info.
Student Survey: How is Xavier serving YOU?
Students! Please tell the University what departments or offices you feel are doing a good job and which ones need to be improved and we will give you a chance to win iTunes gift certificates. Check your XU email account for the subject line, “How are we doing at Xavier?” and take a brief survey about campus departments. Three iTunes gift certificates (valued at $150, $100, and $50) will be awarded randomly to individuals who completethis survey. If half of all XU students complete the survey the prize amounts will be doubled, so encourage your classmates to participate.
Herald Extends Advertising Specials
The final, 20-page, all-color edition of the Xavier Herald will be out Nov. 16. This issue will cover events through the end of the semester. Because of overwhelming response to special advertising rates for the XU community, the deadline to reserve space has been extended to MONDAY (Nov. 9) at 5:00 p.m. Ad rates also have changed: full-page, black/white or color, $150; half-page, b/w or color, $75; quarter-page, b/w or color, $50. Print-ready ads must be submitted by noon WEDNESDAY (Nov. 11). For further info contact Melinda Shelton at ext. 5096 or e-mail mshelton@xula.edu.
Excellence in Teaching Awards Nominations
Attention Students! Do you have a teacher here at XU who shows a strong commitment to you and your learning? demonstrates excellence in the classroom? is innovative and committed to your academic and/or professional development? has nurtured your intellectual or artistic development? If the answer is “Yes” to some or all of these questions, you are encouraged to nominate that professor for the Norman C. Francis Excellence in Teaching Awards. The award entails a monetary award and a medallion that will be given at Spring 2010 commencement. For more details visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/facultyawardsposter.pdf.
Free Seasonal Flu Shots
The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals is offering free seasonal flu shots at several locations in the Greater New Orleans Area FRIDAY (Nov. 13) from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For more info visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/FluShot.pdf.
Cox Sports Television Internships
Cox Sports Television is currently looking for college interns who are interested in any of the following areas: broadcasting and television production - studio and field work with an interest in sports, sports writing and reporting for television and the internet, sports management, video editing, television graphic design and sports marketing and promotions. Students are currently being interviewed for the spring semester but interns are accepted year round. Interested students should contact Julie Vicarime at 504-358-6146.
Frankenstein Comes to Xavier
Everyone knows the story of Frankenstein. Or do they? The tale of the ambitious scientist and the monster he creates in his lab is now nearly two hundred years old. A traveling exhibition "Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature" coming to the Library Resource Center Nov. 18 offers a fresh look at Mary Shelley's book and its importance in discussion about social responsibility and ethical scientific research. Call 520-7606 for more details or visit the http://www.xula.edu/library.
Junior Year Abroad in Britain
Nov. 23 is the deadline to apply for the Luard Scholarship, which offers an all-expense paid Junior year abroad at a British University. Open to all academic majors. For more info contact info@esuus.org or Alice Uhl at auhl@esuus.org.
Katrina Yearbook
P3, P4 and senior-level students are reminded that they can pick up their 2005-06 Katrina yearbooks from the Yearbook Office, XU South, Room 109, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Torchbearer’s Award Gala
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women will recognize the 2009 scholarship recipients from Xavier, Dillard and SUNO at the annual Torchbearer's Award Gala SATURDAY (Nov. 14) at 8:00 p.m. at the Louisiana Artworks Gallery. For more info contact Brenda Mitchell at 957-0482.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
Other Campus Events
Mon (09) Basketball: Nuggets vs. LeMoyne-Owen, 6:00 p.m., The Barn
Fri (13) – Basketball: Rush vs. Brewton-Parker, 7:00 p.m., The Barn
Sat (14) – Basketball: Rush vs. Texas College, 7:00 p.m., The Barn
Sat (14) – University Coronation Ball, 9:00 p.m., University Center Ballroom
Sun (15) – Gospel Concert, 5:00 p.m., University Center Ballroom
XU in the News
Senate Confirms Surgeon General [Dr. Regina Benjamin '79]
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/10/30/senate-confirms-benjamin-as-surgeon-general
Xavier Getting $10M for Research Center
http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/education/68851347.html
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu. Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
| XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 230 - November 02, 2009 |
The Week in Brief:
- Early Registration for Spring 2010
- International Week
- GCAC Cross Country Championships
- All Souls Day
- Entertainment Workshop
- Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
- Visiting Artist Series Concert
- Cap and Gown Portraits
- Concert Choir Performs Magnificat
- Excellence in Teaching Awards Nominations
- XU Basketball Tips Off
- Microsoft Technology Trends Seminar
- Poetry Reading
- Spring Women’s Studies Offerings
- Lupus Forum / Prematurity Awareness
- Free Seasonal Flu Shots
- Frankenstein Comes to Xavier
- Junior Year Abroad in Britain
- JET Program
- Torchbearer’s Award Gala
- XULA News on Twitter
- XU in the News
Early Registration for Spring 2010
Early registration for continuing students for the Spring 2010 semester will be held MONDAY-FRIDAY (Nov. 2-6). Visit http://www.xula.edu/registrar/registration.php for registration details or more details or https://webban.xula.edu:4443/pls/xavier/bwckschd.p_disp_dyn_sched to access the Spring 2010 Class Schedules.
International Week
The Center for Intercultural and International Programs invites the XU community to participate in International Week at Xavier, a week-long celebration of world culture and cuisine MONDAY-FRIDAY (Nov. 2-6). For info on scheduled events view the flyer at http://www.xula.edu/ciip/documents/InternationalWeekFlyer.pdf or visit the CIIP website at http://www.xula.edu/ciip.
GCAC Cross Country Championships
The XU men’s and women’s cross country teams will be looking to win their fourth consecutive conference titles this SATURDAY (Nov.7) when they host the GCAC Cross Country Championships at Choctaw Trails Course in Clinton MS. The women’s 5,000 meter (3.1 mile) race gets underway at 8:00 a.m., followed by the men’s 8,000 meter (4.97 mile) start at 8:30 a.m.
All Souls Day
All Souls Day is MONDAY (Nov. 2). All are invited to celebrate Mass at 12 noon in the University Chapel, Administration Building, 1st Floor. We will commemorate all of our beloved deceased: co-workers, colleagues, family, friends, alumni, and others. There will be cards available on which to write the names of your special loved ones. Also feel free to email names to Fr. Jeffery Ott at jmott@xula.edu. All those named will be remembered at Masses throughout November.
Entertainment Workshop
The Office of Career Services and the Office of Student Activities will sponsor a workshop on careers in the entertainment industry THURSDAY (Nov. 5) from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. The workshop is part of a national campaign to assist participating institutions in the promotion of entertainment industry careers. The format will consist of panel discussions along with performances by several artists. Admission is $2 with an XU student I.D. For more info view the flyer at http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/entertainmentworkshop.pdf.
Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
FRIDAY (Nov. 6) is the deadline for all faculty and staff to add, change or continue their employee health care benefits. For more details about the Open Enrollment period visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/openenrollment09_employees.pdf or call Human Resources at ext. 7537 to make an appointment to attend an information session.
Visiting Artist Series Concert
The Music Department’s Visiting Artist Series continues TUESDAY (Nov. 3) with a performance by award winning American pianist Heidi Williams and violinist Corinne Stillwell at 7:00 p.m. in the Music Building Recital Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. The concert will be an all American program of music by William Still, Jonathan McNair, Charles Ives and Arthur Foote. For more info on this and other performances contact the Department of Music at ext. 7597.
Cap and Gown Portraits
The Yearbook Office will be taking senior and P4 Cap and Gown Portraits SATURDAY (Nov. 7) from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Yearbook Office, XU South Room 109. Please bring your cap and tassel. Men should wear a dress shirt and tie. For more info contact Veronica Farve at vcfarve@xula.edu.
Concert Choir Performs Magnificat
The XU Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. John Ware ’77, will perform the Magnificat MONDAY (Nov. 2) at 7:30 p.m. in the XU Music Recital Hall. The event is free and the public invited to attend. Call the Music Department at ext. 7597 for more info.
Excellence in Teaching Awards Nominations
Attention Students! Do you have a teacher here at XU who shows a strong commitment to you and your learning? demonstrates excellence in the classroom? is innovative and committed to your academic and/or professional development? has nurtured your intellectual or artistic development? If the answer is “Yes” to some or all of these questions, you are encouraged to nominate that professor for the Norman C. Francis Excellence in Teaching Awards. The award entails a monetary award and a medallion that will be given at Spring 2010 commencement. For more details visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/facultyawardsposter.pdf.
XU Basketball Tips Off
Once again XU students with a valid ID will receive free admission to all Gold Rush and Gold Nuggets basketball games at The Barn this season. And there will be plenty of opportunities, starting THIS SATURDAY (Oct. 31) when the men host Carver Bible College at 1:00 p.m. in The Barn. The first women’s home game will be a SATURDAY (Nov. 7) at 5:00 p.m.; the Gold Rush will host Wesley earlier that afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Visit http://www.xula.edu/athletics/homebasketball for a composite home basketball schedule for 2009-10.
Microsoft Technology Trends Seminar
Today’s top job trends are in technology. Technology enables business innovation, and today’s companies are looking for students who possess excellent skills in both business and technology. Jumpstart your career! Join us at the Microsoft Technology Trends Seminar WEDNESDAY (Nov. 4) from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. Students who attend the seminar will have a chance to win a Zune HD and other exciting prizes!
Poetry Reading
The English Department will present a poetry reading by writer/poet/educator Jericho Brown Nov. 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the University Center, Rm. 205. For more info visit contact Dr. Biljana Obradović at bobradov@xula.edu or at ext. 5155.
Spring Women’s Studies Offerings
Seven courses in women’s studies are being offered for degree credit during the spring semester. Among them are: (WMST 1030) Intro to Women’s Studies, (ENG 3001) Kate Chopin and Her LA Fiction, (ENGL 3125) 20th Century Women Writers, (ENG 4050S) Feminist Theory, (HIST 2050) Special Topics Women in World History, (FREN 3012) Advance Conversation: Focus on Afro-Francophone Women Writers and (PSCI 4930S) Politics of Gender and Sexuality. Additional info may be found in Banner Web. Visit http://www.xula.edu/registrar/registration.php for registration details.
Lupus Forum / Prematurity Awareness
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. (Beta Delta chapter) will sponsor a forum “Someone You Know Has Lupus” THURSDAY (Nov. 5) at 6:20 p.m. in the Norman C. Francis Complex, Room 135. Come out and be informed about this common disease. Also the chapter will be having Prematurity Awareness days on TUESDAY-FRIDAY (Nov. 3-6) in the University Center from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to support the March of Dimes fight against premature births.
Free Seasonal Flu Shots
The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals is offering free seasonal flu shots at several locations in the Greater New Orleans Area Nov. 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For more info visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/FluShot.pdf.
Frankenstein Comes to Xavier
Everyone knows the story of Frankenstein. Or do they? The tale of the ambitious scientist and the monster he creates in his lab is now nearly two hundred years old. A traveling exhibition "Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature" coming to the Library Resource Center Nov. 18 offers a fresh look at Mary Shelley's book and its importance in discussion about social responsibility and ethical scientific research. Call 520-7606 for more details or visit the http://www.xula.edu/library.
Junior Year Abroad in Britain
Nov. 23 is the deadline to apply for the Luard Scholarship, which offers an all-expense paid Junior year abroad at a British University. Open to all academic majors. For more info contact info@esuus.org or Alice Uhl at auhl@esuus.org.
JET Program
A representative from the Japanese Exchange and Teaching program (JET) will visit campus Nov. 9. Graduating seniors interested in this program should meet in the Library, Room 417B, from 11:00 to 12:30 p.m. For more info contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu or ext. 5490.
Torchbearer’s Award Gala
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women will recognize the 2009 scholarship recipients from Xavier, Dillard and SUNO at the annual Torchbearer's Award Gala Nov. 14 at 8:00 p.m. at the Louisiana Artworks Gallery. For more info contact Brenda Mitchell at 957-0482.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
XU in the News
Norman Francis Hailed as One of America's Top Leaders
http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/best-leaders/2009/10/22/norman-francis-xaviers-president-led-through-hurricane-katrina.html
Senate Confirms U.S. Surgeon General [Dr. Regina Benjamin '79]
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS186360+30-Oct-2009+BW20091030
N.O. Lawyer Nominated for Federal Judge [Brian Jackson '82]
http://www.neworleans.com/news/abc-26-news/247192.html
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu. Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
| XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 229 - October 26, 2009 |
The Week in Brief:
- Early Registration for Spring 2010
- XU Celebrates Business Week
- Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
- Visiting Artist Series Concert
- Nightmare on Drexel Drive
- ACT Brown Bag
- TIAA-CREF Seminar / Counseling
- Grad Fair 2009
- GradStar/McNair Meeting
- Cap and Gown Portraits
- SIT Study Abroad Opportunities
- Middlebury Summer Language Programs
- Duke University on Campus
- Concert Choir Performs Magnificat
- JET Program
- IIPP Fellowships
- XULA News on Twitter
- XU in the News
Early Registration for Spring 2010
Early registration for continuing students for the Spring 2010 semester will be held Nov. 2-6. Visit the Registrar’s website at http://www.xula.edu/registrar/registration.php for more details.
XU Celebrates Business Week
The Division of Business will highlight the role of business in society during its annual Business Week celebration MONDAY-FRIDAY (Oct. 26-30). Sessions will be held on the business of medicine, entertainment, health care, careers and entrepreneurship featuring local and national business professionals. Several sessions are open to the public. For info on specific events, visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/business.pdf or call ext. 7505.
Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
Nov. 6 is the deadline for all faculty and staff to add, change or continue their employee health care benefits. For more details about the Open Enrollment period visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/openenrollment09_employees.pdf or call Human Resources at ext. 7537 to make an appointment to attend an information session.
Visiting Artist Series Concert
The XU visiting artist series continues with a performance by award winning American pianist Heidi Williams and violinist Corinne Stillwell Nov. 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Music Building Recital Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. The concert will be an all American program of music by William G. Still, Jonathan McNair, Charles Ives and Arthur Foote. For more info on this and other performances contact the Department of Music at ext. 7597.
Nightmare on Drexel Drive
The sophomore class presents "Nightmare on Drexel Drive" MONDAY-FRIDAY (Oct. 26-30). Monday is "Bloody Fingers" kick-off on the UC lawn from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., followed by movie night on the terrace featuring Drag Me to Hell at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday is the Pumpkin Decorating Contest on the UC lawn from 12:15 to 1:00 p.m. – participants must sign up in the UC and the winner receives a gift card! Wednesday is the “Rocky Horror Sophomore Show" Pageant from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the UC Ballroom. Thursday is "Fear Factor: Xavier" I dare you to come... on the UC Terrace at 12:15 p.m. - sign up in the UC. Tabasco will be present! Friday is "Trick or Trunk" community service on the UC Terrace from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Class shirts will be sold at all events.
ACT Brown Bag
Xavier's ACT (Across Curriculum Thinking) Program will hold its second Brown Bag of the semester WEDNESDAY (Oct. 28) at 1:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. Donald Everard, Executive Director, Hope house of New Orleans, will speak on "Housing as a Human Right and the Gutting of Public Housing." The XU community is invited to attend. For more info contact Dr. Shamsul Huda, Director of ACT, at ext. 7406.
TIAA-CREF Seminar / Counseling
Representatives from TIAA-CREF will present a seminar, “Tax-Smart Ways to Save and Invest” TUESDAY (Oct. 27) from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. in the University Center, Room 205. They will also be available TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY (Oct. 27-28) for one-on-one personal financial counseling sessions with interested faculty and staff. Visit http://www.tiaa-cref.org/moc or call 1-800-842-2006 to schedule a session. For additional info visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/TIAAinvite.pdf or call XU HR at ext. 7537.
Grad Fair 2009
The Office of Graduate Placement is hosting its annual Grad Fair FRIDAY (Oct. 30) from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. Come and reap the harvest as 60+ graduate and professional school reps wait to meet you and to provide you with information on their respective programs, summer research opportunities and funding options. There will also be a door prize for student attendance. For more info contact the Office of Graduate Placement in Xavier South 414 or ext. 7633.
GradStar/McNair Meeting
Are you interested in graduate or professional school? If so, you should attend the next GradStar/McNair meeting THURSDAY (Oct. 29), from 4:00 to 5:15 p.m. in the University Center, Room 205, as Director Michelle Carter gives a flash course, Graduate and Professional School 101 – info that you need to prepare and apply to graduate or professional school. Refreshments will be served. For more info contact the Office of Graduate Placement, Xavier South 414, or via phone, ext. 7633. Stay updated by visiting the website at www.xula.edu/gradstar.
Cap and Gown Portraits
The Yearbook Office will be taking senior and P4 Cap and Gown Portraits Nov. 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Yearbook Office, XU South Room 109. Please bring your cap and tassel. Men should wear a dress shirt and tie. For more info contact Veronica Farve at vcfarve@xula.edu.
SIT Study Abroad Opportunities
The deadline for applying for some 60 currently available School of International Training (SIT) study abroad opportunities is Nov. 1. SIT has great language and cross-cultural programs. Scholarships are available for students from HBCU's. For more info visit http://www.sit.edu/studyabroad or contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu.
Middlebury Language Programs
Middlebury College in Vermont offers excellent, affordable summer language programs that are second to none. Visit www.middlebury.edu for more info. Considerations are given to students from HBCU's. Middlebury also has exciting study abroad programs in "hard" languages and Romance languages. For more info email schoolsabroad@middlebury.edu or contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu.
Duke University on Campus
A representative from Duke University will be in the NCF Science Complex Annex lobby TUESDAY (Oct. 27) morning to promote the school’s tropical environmental studies program in Costa Rica and South Africa. For more details visit www.ots.duke.edu or contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu.
Concert Choir Performs Magnificat
The XU Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. John Ware ’77, has scheduled two performances of the Magnificat this fall: Nov. 1 at Trinity Episcopal Church (5:00 p.m.) and again Nov. 2 in the Xavier University Music Recital Hall (7:30 p.m.). Both events are free and the public invited to attend. Call the Music Department at ext. 7597 for more info.
JET Program
A representative from the Japanese Exchange and Teaching program (JET) will visit campus Nov. 9. Graduating seniors interested in this program should meet in the Library, Room 417B, from 11:00 to 12:30 p.m. For more info contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu or ext. 5490.
IIPP Fellowships
Applications are now being accepted for the UNCF's Institute for International Public Policy scholarship IIPP). Access www.uncfsp.org/iipp for more info and on-line application instructions, or contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu or ext. 5490.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
Other Events
Sun (25) – MASS for Victims and Survivors of Violence, St. Louis Cathedral, 11:00 a.m.
XU in the News
Norman Francis Hailed as One of America's Top Leaders
http://www.nola.com/education/index.ssf/2009/10/us_news_world_report_hails_xav.html
America’s Best Leaders: Norman Francis
http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/best-leaders/2009/10/22/norman-francis-xaviers-president-led-through-hurricane-katrina.html
Xavier Gets $92,000 Social Entrepreneurship Grant
http://www.neworleanscitybusiness.com/uptotheminute.cfm?recid=27364
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu . Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
| XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 228 - October 19, 2009 |
The Week in Brief
- New XU Homepage Goes Live
- Wellness Awareness Week
- Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
- Teach for America Info Session
- Writing Effective E-mails Workshop
- Student Homecoming 2009
- JET Program
- IIPP Fellowships
- XULA News on Twitter
- Xavier in the News
New Homepage Goes Live
The University’s new official home page goes live today. The Office of Technology Administration has been working closely with University & Media Relations to create a new look for the XULA home page that is not only more attractive visually but that also provides web visitors with improved access to wherever they are trying to navigate. Check it out!
Wellness Awareness Week
The Counseling & Wellness Center kicks off its 20th annual Wellness Awareness Week MONDAY (Oct. 19) at 12:30 p.m. on the University Center Terrace. The opening ceremony will honor Dr. Marie DeLarge. The five-day event offers a wide range of campus exercise classes, health screenings, exhibits and other activities. Visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/WellnessAwarenessWeek09.pdf for more details.
Open Enrollment for Employee Health Benefits
The 2009 Open Enrollment period for adding or changing health care benefits is MONDAY (Oct. 19) through Nov. 6. The University is committed to offering a comprehensive, cost efficient and competitive benefits package to all faculty and staff. Open Enrollment is your opportunity to review your current benefit elections and discuss them with plan representatives. All changes made during Open Enrollment will be effective Jan. 1, 2010. For more info visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/openenrollment09_employees.pdf.
Teach for America Info Session
Over 14 million children are growing up in poverty in the U.S. and their life prospects are greatly limited by their lack of equal opportunity. More than 7,300 Teach For America (TFA) corps members are teaching across the country while another 17,000 TFA alumni continue to push for the fundamental changes necessary to ensure educational excellence and equity. Come learn more about the program at an informational session, “A Dream Deferred: Inequalities in U.S. Public Education”, featuring XU professor and '91 Corps member Dr. Elizabeth Rousselle, THURSDAY (Oct. 22) at 12:15 p.m. in the University Center, Room 201. Food and refreshments will be served. All professional experiences and majors are welcome!
Writing Effective E-mails Workshop
Human Resources invites Faculty and Staff to attend a "Writing Effective E-mails and The Legal Aspects of E-mails” workshop THURSDAY (Oct. 22) at 2:00 p.m. in the Library Resource Center, Room 417B. The workshop will help you write more effective e-mails and discuss the appropriate use of e-mail communications. Presenters include Dr. Jason Todd, Director of the Writing Center, and Bonnie Zakotnik, an attorney who is the Compliance Officer in Sponsored Programs. Registration is required. Contact Janice Morgan at jmorgan3@xula.edu or at ext. 5281 by TUESDAY (Oct. 20).
Student Homecoming 2009
Mark your calendar for Student Homecoming 2009, which will be held Nov. 14-22. This year’s theme is “Euphoria: The Legacy Continues”. To view the schedule of events visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/StudentHC09.pdf.
JET Program
A representative from the Japanese Exchange and Teaching program (JET) will visit campus Nov. 9. Graduating seniors interested in this program should meet in the Library, Room 417B, from 11:00 to 12:30 p.m. For more info contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu or ext. 5490.
IIPP Fellowships
Announcing the opening of application season for the UNCF's Institute for International Public Policy scholarship IIPP). Access www.uncfsp.org/iipp for more info and on-line application instructions, or contact Charles Baquet at crbaquet@xula.edu or ext. 5490.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
XU in the News
President Obama Visits New Orleans
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2009/10/post_52.html
Hornets Host Leadership Summit for High Schoolers at Xavier
http://www.neworleans.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=232306&Itemid=91
In New Orleans, Uneven Recovery Awaits Obama
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113753577
Xavier Gets $92,000 Social Entrepreneurship Grant
http://www.neworleanscitybusiness.com/uptotheminute.cfm?recid=27364
Catholic Colleges Work to Maintain Access as Their Profiles Rise
http://chronicle.com/article/Catholic-Colleges-Work-to/48699
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu. Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
| XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 227 - October 12, 2009 |
The Week in Brief:
- SNEAK PREVIEW: New Look for XULA.edu!
- Classical Spanish Guitarist Recital
- International Honor Society in Philosophy
- Phi Alpha Theta Induction
- Women’s Basketball “Rock With You Party”
- teachNOLA Info Session
- Actor Columbus Short on Campus
- Wellness Awareness Week
- Fitness Center Hours
- Domestic Exchange Program
- H1N1 Campus Flu Update / Seasonal Flu Shots Available
- XULA News on Twitter
- XU in the News
SNEAK PREVIEW: New Look for XULA.edu!
The home page for the OFFICIAL university web site www.XULA.edu is getting a face lift this month. The Office of Technology Administration has been working closely with University & Media Relations to create a new look for the XULA home page that is not only more attractive visually but that also provides web visitors with improved access to wherever they are trying to navigate. For a "sneak preview" of the new look before its scheduled posting we invite you to visit http://www.xula.edu/other/newhomepage.php.
Classical Spanish Guitarist Recital
Acclaimed Spanish classical guitarist Francesc de Paula Soler, will be on campus THURSDAY-SATURDAY (Oct. 15-17) to present a recital, lecture and master class/workshop, lecture and recital – the events coinciding with Hispanic Heritage Month. All three events are free and open to the public. For more details visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/Maestro.pdf.
International Honor Society in Philosophy
The International Honor Society in Philosophy offers eligible students the distinction of membership, a network of over 180 chapters internationally, a forum to interact with other students interested in philosophy, the opportunity to publish in the society’s journal and present papers at its conferences, and receipt of the society’s publications including its careers bulletin. For info on Fall ‘09 membership, contact Dr. Thora Bayer, Chair, Dept. of Philosophy, ext. x7479 or tibayer@xula.edu by FRIDAY (Oct. 16).
Phi Alpha Theta Induction
The History Department will hold its Fall induction ceremony for Phi Alpha Theta, an international history honors society, on Nov. 12 at 5:00 p.m. in the University Center, Room 205C. Eligibility requirements are completion of at least 12 semester hours in history with a 3.1 GPA in history and an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher. The deadline for applications is Oct. 21. Interested students should contact Sister Barbara Hughes at bhughes@xula.edu or call ext.7410.
Women’s Basketball “Rock With You Party”
The women's basketball team will host a "Rock With You Party" SATURDAY (Oct. 17) at 6 p.m. in The Barn. The party will include introduction of the 2009-10 Gold Nuggets team, a Michael Jackson-themed dance-off among XU residence halls with prizes and a 3-point shooting contest involving students and members of the team. Admission is $3 with a valid XU identification card and $5 for everyone else.
teachNOLA Info Session
Have you ever dreamed of having a classroom of your own? YOU CAN! Come hear how you can become part of the teachNOLA community that is working daily to close the achievement gap in New Orleans public schools on THURSDAY (Oct. 15) from 12:15 to 1:00 p.m. in the University Center, Room 201. All majors are welcome. For more info visit www.teachnola.org or contact Ms. Minnard in the Office of Career Services at ext. 7364.
Actor Columbus Short on Campus
NAACP Image Award-winning American choreographer and actor Columbus Short will speak on campus THURSDAY (Oct. 15) at 12 noon in the University Center Ballroom, 3rd Floor. The event is free and open to all! For more info contact Campus Activities at ext. 7360.
Wellness Awareness Week
The Counseling & Wellness Center will host its 20th anniversary Wellness Awareness Week Oct. 19-23. A wide range of events, exercise classes, health screenings and exhibits will be available on campus. Visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/WellnessAwarenessWeek09.pdf for more details.
Fitness Center Hours
The Fitness Center, located inside the 1st floor Food Court at Xavier South, is open Monday-Thursday from 12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m., on Friday from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m., and on Saturday-Sunday from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Patrons need to have a completed "Waiver Form" on file and show their XU Identification Card. Forms can be picked up from and returned to attendants inside the Fitness Center. For more info contact Silas Steele at sasteele@xula.edu or ext. 7334.
Domestic Exchange Program
Applications are available for students interested in spending the spring 2010 semester at Wheelock College in Boston, MA. Students have the opportunity to continue to earn college credit in their academic major and pay only Xavier’s tuition and room/board. Applicants must currently have a 2.75 GPA; seniors, juniors and sophomores with more than 30 credit hours are welcome to apply. Check with your chair or your advisor before applying. Applications are available in Room 110 of the Administration Building. For more info contact Michelle Balan at ext. 7652 or mbalan@xula.edu. Applications are due Oct. 19. For more info on Wheeler visit http://www2.wheelock.edu/wheelock/x48.xml.
H1N1 Campus Flu Update / Seasonal Flu Shots Available
Majoria Drugs is offering a seasonal flu vaccine at the 1805 Metairie Road store. The vaccine is free to XU faculty/staff/students free of charge if they have Humana Insurance. There is a $25 fee for anyone else. Many physician offices are out of the vaccine, so this is an opportunity for those interested. Shots are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Call 504 -835-7211 for more info.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
XU in the News
Dillard, Xavier Get Grants to Fix Historic Buildings
http://www.nola.com/education/index.ssf/2009/09/dillard_xavier_get_grants_to_f.html
Bass Won't Mind Doing the Dirty Work [Dannton Jackson '92]
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/basketball/orl-sportsmagic-04100409oct04,0,3764436.story
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu . Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
| XAVIER eBULLETIN - No. 226 - October 5, 2009 |
The Week in Brief:
- SNEAK PREVIEW: New Look for XULA.edu!
- Founder’s Day Convocation
- UNCF 5K Run/Walk
- H1N1 Campus Flu Update / Seasonal Flu Shots Available
- Memorial Mass
- COP Career Fair
- Visiting Artist Concert Series
- Ronald E. McNair Scholars
- GradStar/McNair Meeting
- Health and Fun Day
- Business Achievers Meeting
- Women’s Basketball “Rock With You Party”
- Biology Club Car Wash
- BET Black College Tour Audition
- Cafeteria Menu On Call
- Fitness Center Hours
- Domestic Exchange Program: Wheelock College
- Luard Scholarship Competition
- XULA News on Twitter
- XU in the News
SNEAK PREVIEW: New Look for XULA.edu!
That's right, the home page for the OFFICIAL university web site www.XULA.edu is getting a face lift this month. The Office of Technology Administration has been working closely with University & Media Relations to create a new look for the XULA home page that is not only more attractive visually with images highlighting the Xavier campus community, but that also provides web visitors with improved access to wherever they are trying to navigate. For a "sneak preview" of that new look for the home page before its scheduled posting next weekend, we invite you to visit http://www.xula.edu/other/newhomepage.php.
Founder’s Day Convocation
The annual Founder's Day Convocation will be held TUESDAY (Oct. 6) at 12:15 p.m. in the University Gymnasium. All faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend. Seniors will receive their caps and gowns at the convocation, and special recognition will be given to faculty and staff celebrating specified employment anniversaries.
UNCF 5K Run/Walk
It’s still not too late to sign up for the United Negro College Fund Annual 5K Run/Walk, Students, faculty and staff may sign up outside of the University Center between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. THURSDAY-FRIDAY (Oct. 8-9). The fee is only $5 for XU students and $25 for everyone else – both include a tee shirt and complimentary Audubon Zoo coupons. This year’s Run/Walk is scheduled for SUNDAY (Oct. 11) at Audubon Park. For more info visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/UNCF_FundRun09.php or contact Nannette Smith at ext. 7684.
H1N1 Campus Flu Update / Seasonal Flu Shots Available
Majoria Drugs is offering a seasonal flu vaccine at the 1805 Metairie Road store. The vaccine is free of charge to XU faculty/staff/students if they have Humana Insurance. There is a $25 fee for anyone else. Many physician offices are out of the vaccine, so this is an opportunity for those interested. Shots are available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Call 504 -835-7211 for more info.
The University and Health Services are still aggressively monitoring the H1N1 situation as the academic year proceeds. Previous recommendations about hand hygiene, avoiding crowded areas, social distancing are still strongly encouraged. For a comparison of seasonal flu and the H1n1 virus, visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/compareFlu_Facts.pdf.
Memorial Mass
The Office of Campus Ministry will conduct a Memorial Mass THURSDAY (Oct. 8) at noon in the University Chapel in order to remember those relatives of XU community members who died since our last Memorial Mass (Sept. 3).
COP Career Fair
The College of Pharmacy will host its fall 2009 Career Fair on TUESDAY (Oct. 6) [informational] and WEDNESDAY (Oct. 7) [scheduled interviews]. The event will be held in the UC Ballroom from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and is open to all Pharmacy students and faculty. For more info contact Sheryl Rodriguez at ext. 7407.
Visiting Artist Concert Series
The Department of Music opens its 2009-2010 Visiting Artist Concert Series with a recital of music for voice and piano featuring national touring artists soprano Dr. Jeanine Wagner and pianist Margaret Simmons MONDAY (Oct. 5) at 7:00 pm in the Music Building Recital Hall. Admission is free. For more details and a list of other concerts in the series call ext. 7597 or visit http://www.xula.edu/mediarelations/news.php#visitingartist.
Ronald E. McNair Scholars
The Office of Graduate Placement is now taking applications for McNair Scholars. Rising juniors and seniors are eligible to apply. McNair Scholars are students that wish to pursue a Ph.D. The program entails campus visitations, seminars, paid summer research opportunities and much more. Applications are available in the Office of Graduate Placement. For more info call ext. 7633 or visit Xavier South Room 414.
GradStar/McNair Meeting
Are you interested in graduate or professional school, but wondering how you can pay for it? If so, you should attend the next GradStar/McNair meeting as Director, Michelle Carter, gives a flash course, Graduate and Professional School 101: The Financially Savvy Graduate Student. She will give you information and access to materials that you need to fund graduate or professional school. The meeting will be held TUESDAY (Oct. 6) from 4:00 to 5:15 p.m. in University Center, Room 205. Refreshments will be served. For more info contact the Office of Graduate Placement, XU South 414, call ext. 7633 or visit the website at www.xula.edu/gradstar.
Health and Fun Day
In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, Student Health Services will sponsor Health and Fun Day FRIDAY (Oct. 9). The Susan G. Komen breast cancer trailer will be on campus from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. [on Broadway St. between Dixon and Drexel] offering an interactive learning center, information on the breast cancer movement and breast health awareness, inspirational videos, and tips for supporting love ones facing breast cancer. Other activities include: HIV testing, line dancing, horse shoes, sack races, refreshments and music. Contact Virginia Pellerin at vpelleri@xula.edu or ext. 7396 for more info.
Business Achievers Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Business Achievers Association THURSDAY (Oct. 8) at 12:15 p.m. in the University Center, Room 205C. The organization is open to all majors who have an interest in any aspect of business – stop by and hear about upcoming events and community service projects. Freshmen receive half off of their dues. Refreshments will be served.
Women’s Basketball “Rock With You Party”
The women's basketball team will host a "Rock With You Party" Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. in The Barn. The party will include introduction of the 2009-10 Gold Nuggets team, a Michael Jackson-themed dance-off among XU residence halls with prizes and a 3-point shooting contest involving students and members of the team. Non-campus residents can sign up for the contests at any XU residence hall. Deadline for signing up is WEDNESDAY (Oct. 7). Admission is $3 with a valid XU identification card and $5 for everyone else.
Biology Club Car Wash
The Biology Club will be having a Car Wash FRIDAY (Oct. 9) from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the Auto Zone on Earhart Blvd. Washes are $5 for cars and $8 for trucks. For more info e-mail bioclub@xula.edu.
BET Black College Tour Audition
FRIDAY (Oct. 9) is the deadline for students to send in a video submission to audition for the BET Black College Tour commercial at XU. Footage must contain: 1. a personal introduction, 2. a read welcoming the BET Black College Tour to campus combined with a unique campus fact, 3. a personal note about what makes you special, 4. some closing words, 5. (optional) a quick interview with someone interesting on the campus, and 6. personal contact info. Submitters should pay special attention to their appearance, diction, energy, and camera presence. Entries will not be judging production quality or editing. The goal is to get a feel for each person's potential. Send footage to: ATTN: Tashunda Brown, BET Networks, (Corporate Bldg-Cubicle 336), 1235 W Street, NE, Washington, DC 20018, or online via (YOUTUBE, e-mail, etc.) to tashunda.brown@bet.net.
Cafeteria Menu On Call
Like to know what’s on the menu before you take that long hike over to the XU Dining Hall? Just call for the daily menu at ext. 7572. You can also visit the website www.xuladining.com for additional info.
Fitness Center Hours
The Fitness Center, located inside the 1st floor Food Court at Xavier South, is open Monday-Thursday from 12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m., on Friday from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m., and on Saturday-Sunday from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Patrons need to have a completed "Waiver Form" on file and show their XU Identification Card. Forms can be picked up from and returned to attendants inside the Fitness Center. For more info contact Silas Steele at sasteele@xula.edu or ext. 7334.
Domestic Exchange Program: Wheelock College
Applications are available for students interested in spending the spring 2010 semester at Wheelock College in Boston, MA. Students have the opportunity to continue to earn college credit in their academic major and pay only Xavier’s tuition and room/board. Applicants must currently have a 2.75 GPA; seniors, juniors and sophomores with more than 30 credit hours are welcome to apply. Check with your chair or your advisor before applying. Applications are available in Room 110 of the Administration Building. For more info contact Michelle Balan at ext. 7652 or mbalan@xula.edu. Applications are due Oct. 19. For more info on Wheeler visit http://www2.wheelock.edu/wheelock/x48.xml.
Luard Scholarship Competition
The English-Speaking Union of the United States announces the opening of its 2010-2011 Luard scholarship competition. The scholarship, which enables a student attending a UNCF school (i.e. Xavier) to spend his/her Junior year at a British university, covers round trip transportation, tuition, room & board, books and necessary expenses for the academic year. The scholarship is open to students of all majors who are U.S. citizens. For more info and an online application, email info@esuus.org or contact program manager Alice Uhl at auhl@esuus.org. Application deadline is Nov. 23.
XULA News on Twitter
Have you checked out XU on Twitter? Follow us @XULANews and see our ‘tweets’! Go to http://twitter.com/xulanews. When you follow XU on Twitter, every time we post a new message, it will appear in your Twitter home page. When you log in, you can see what the latest updates are. Twitter offers other ways to follow people too. We follow XU Athletics on Twitter too, so you can get the latest XU sports updates!
XU in the News
Famed Architect Relishes Challenge of Designing Chapel for Xavier
http://www.nola.com/education/index.ssf/2009/09/one_of_the_worlds_foremost.html
N.O. Native Asked to Return to L.A. Unified School District
http://www.louisianaweekly.com/news.php?viewStory=1837
[What is the eBulletin? How do I get my news included?]
The weekly eBulletin has been designated by the University Administration as the official vehicle for communicating non-urgent announcements and information to XU faculty, staff and students. It is usually distributed early Friday afternoon, covering the upcoming week (Monday-Sunday). If you have an announcement or information about a campus event that you wish to submit for inclusion in the eBulletin, please send it to xunews@xula.edu. Deadline for submissions is 10:00 a.m. Friday.
