Student Records transitions to the Registrar’s Office on July 1: Student Records, currently within the College Center for Advising Services, will be transitioning to formally become part of the Registrar’s Office starting July 1. This move will facilitate greater communication between the units and streamline processes for student paperwork, resulting in shorter processing times, and greater transparency for instructors and students.
Marcy Kraus recognized for contributions to undergraduate learning: Marcy Kraus, assistant dean and executive director of the College Center for Advising Services, was presented with the Distinguished Contributions to Undergraduate Learning Award during Commencement Weekend. The annual award honors a staff member in Arts, Sciences & Engineering who has made a significant difference in the educational experience of students. Dean of the College, Jeff Runner shared: “Marcy is a wonderful advocate for our students. She balances a real sense of fairness and a commitment to our rules with compassion for students’ situations and needs. Her wisdom and thoughtful approach enriches the lives of our students and makes her a valued colleague.”
AS&E staff selected for University awards: Chris Apple was awarded the Lamar Riley Murphy Leadership Award, an award that recognizes an individual who is an exemplary role model and who demonstrates innovative, proactive leadership. The Witmer Award for Distinguished Service was given to Brian McIntyre and Ray Teng. This award is presented to staff members whose careers have been characterized by outstanding and sustained contributions to the University. Find more information here about our outstanding staff.
Brian Magee selected as instructor for Student Organization Institute: Brian Magee, senior associate director for student activities and leadership education with Wilson Commons Student Activities, was named one of four expert international faculty members for the Student Organization institute (SOI), taking place June 13–16 on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. He is presenting on a myriad of issues and topics relating to student organization management, including advising structures, financial support, and campus partnerships. ACUI and the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) partner each summer to host the institute, which is designed to help campus professionals who support student organizations grow their competencies and skills.
Stay updated on wellness offerings: Do you wish there was a way to stay up to date with the wellness offerings of the Health Promotion Office? Now there is! Sign up here to receive their monthly newsletter to stay up to date on the services and programs offered to undergraduate and graduate students to support their well-being.
Tasty Tuesdays summer food trucks: Treat yourself to local cuisine from food trucks on the River Campus Wilson Quad from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. each Tuesday during the summer. Featured trucks include the Poutine Truck, Tuscan Wood Fired Pizza, Morgan’s Cereal Bar, and more. Access the full Tasty Tuesday schedule online. Whether you purchase food from the trucks or bring your own lunch, all are welcome to enjoy lawn games, music, and picnic blankets while savoring the summer weather. Food trucks will be serving rain or shine! Sponsored by Wilson Commons Student Activities.
Nominate a colleague for an ACE Award: The University community is invited to nominate AS&E staff members who exemplify the University’s vision and values and go above and beyond their job to make AS&E and the University ever better. Successful nominations will highlight specific examples of tasks, projects, or activities where staff are exceeding their core functions. Staff can be nominated more than once, and winners will be chosen on the first of each month by Joan Saab, interim dean of the faculty for AS&E.
