Campus Journal: July 13, 2005

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	Candidates for AVP of CIS visiting campus Four candidates for assistant vice president of CIS will visit campus July 11-22, 2005, and will be available to discuss their qualifications with faculty and staff at open forums. The candidates are Margaret Cline, Thomas Franke, John Kalkbrenner, and Christopher Wessells. The open forums will be held in Dimond 510 and schedule is as follows: Margaret Cline, July 12, 4 to 5 p.m.; Thomas Franke, July 15, 11 a.m. to noon; John Kalkbrenner, July 18, 2 to 3 p.m.; and Christopher Wessells, July 22, 11 a.m. to noon. Reception for John Griffith is July 25 A reception for John Griffith, who has accepted a new position at Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. July 25 in the Great Bay Room at the New England Center. He has worked at the university for 15 years, seven years at the controller’s office before becoming an assistant vice president eight years ago. Along with his many accomplishments at UNH, he was instrumental in the development of RCM at UNH. He is a second generation UNH employee; his father was the director of development at NHPTV. He grew up in Durham and graduated from UNH with a degree in business administration. After three years as a CPA, he returned to UNH for a temporary assignment and never left. More FYIs >>>

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July 13, 2005

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Campus Journal Alert: UNH Declares Excessive Heat Alert Tuesday, July 19
The UNH Department of Environmental Health and Safety has determined that the temperature has exceeded the permissible levels and therefore the Excessive Heat Guidelines are in effect Tuesday, July 19, 2005. More >>> (07-19-05)

USNH Board of Trustees Approves Salary Increase
The USNH Board of Trustees has approved a salary increase for UNH faculty and staff, effective July 1, 2005. More >>> (07-13-05)

Institute At UNH Awards $3.1 Million To Develop Technology For Coastal Management
The Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental Technology (CICEET) has awarded $3,182,826 to fund 12 environmental technology development projects for FY 2005. CICEET fosters the development of tools for clean water and healthy coastal habitats nationwide. More >>> (07-13-05)

UNH Updates Emergency Preparedness Procedures
UNH has updated its emergency response and preparedness procedures, and is asking the university community to familiarize itself with the new plan. More >>> (07-13-05)

Violin Craftsmanship Institute Celebrates 32nd Year

UNH is hosting the 32nd annual Violin Craftsmanship Institute at which professional violin and bow makers and related craftspersons from all over the world come to Durham to take workshops with internationally prominent violin builders and bow makers. More >>> (07-13-05)

Two-Rate Property Tax Offers Alternative To Current System, According To UNH Economics Professor
Bring up the issue of property tax reform and you’re likely to get an earful. Richard England, economics professor at the University of New Hampshire’s Whittemore School of Business and Economics, has heard the arguments and is offering an alternative to the most important source of local government revenue, the property tax. More >>> (07-13-05)

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Songs, Sea Views, History And Fun On The Menu For The Great Bay Coast Watch/Great Bay Stewards Annual BBQ July 26 (07-13-05)
Survivor UNH Style: Career Awareness & Exploration Camp set for July 25–29 (07-13-05)
UNH In The News: Ellen Fitzpatrick, professor of history, discusses the Supreme Court on PBS NewsHour (07-13-05)
Human Resources: Employee profile of Bill Baber (07-13-05)
Campus Journal Alert: University Officials In Contact With Students Studying In United Kingdom (07-07-05)


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