Thursday, November 30, 2017 - AURA - Alfred University

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Thursday, November 30, 2017

In This Issue

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Official News

· Save the date for our Holiday Luncheon!

· 2018-19 FAFSA Filing Deadline 3/15/2018

· Alfred University Website Updates General Announcements

· Dave Toot - Bergren Forum

· Holiday Brass Carols - Friday at The Jet!

· World AIDS Day Candlelight Vigil and Walk

· Environmental Studies Speaker Series- Salvatore Mangiafico, '96 AU Alum

· Alfred Ceramic Art Museum Exhibitions

· Don't be fooled by tricky SPAM!

· What's Zup with President Zupan - Tuesday December 5

· Ride Board

· Thursday dinner w/ faculty - sign up!

· Approving Timesheets Training

· Drum Set / Percussion Lessons

· HR Tip of the Week

· Errant Landscapes: Andrew Raftery, Alex Lukas, Corinne Teed, Christy Gast

· November Wellness Tips

· Landscape Residue

· Chemical Waste Removal

· Flyer for Supervisor Training

· Faculty Members Needed

· The Pottery Show : An Exhibition of Work Made in Junior Pottery

· University Conduct Board Board Recruitment:

· Winter Choral Concert

· Blood Drive on Thursday - $10 Amazon gift card

· Fiat Bux Holiday Deal

· Holiday Cupcake Decorating Class

· SAB Comedy Show: Josh Johnson

· Starting Healthy in 2018 Webinar presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield

· SSC Adpot a Family

· Union University Church Center's Bazaar and Soup Luncheon

· Alfred Pharmacy has flu vaccines available

· Umoja AIDS Charity Dinner

· Change Your VPN Settings

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· Audio of Campus-wide meeting hosted by President Zupan on November 20.

· ICU looking for presenters on cultural awareness workshops (Spring 2018)

· Thursday Night's Line Up for Informal Dance Showing

· Friday Night's line up for Informal Dance Showing

· El cafecito: Multicultural Dinner

· Breakfast With Santa Annual Fundraiser

· Semester Blowout Party

· Lain's Cider Kits + Cohen Gallery = Art Walk Treat!

· Movember Moustache Contest Today!

What's Happening?

More Events...

TODAY

10:00 Kathryn Vajda: Snow Cities

12:10 Dave Toot - Bergren Forum

5:30 French Club 6:00 El cafecito:

Multicultural Dinner 7:00 Informal Dance

Showing

·Glam Slam

·Errant Landscapes

·Exhibit at the Cohen Gallery: Residue

·Landscape Residue

TOMORROW 10:00 Kathryn Vajda: Snow

Cities

12:20 Environmental Studies Speaker Series- Salvatore Mangiafico 6:00 El cafecito:

Multicultural Dinner 7:00 Informal Dance

Showing

Alfred Clay Collective Presents: The 7th Annual Auction & Show

·Errant Landscapes

·Landscape Residue

SATURDAY

8:30 Breakfast with Santa Annual Fundraiser 10:00 Kathryn Vajda: Snow

Cities

7:30 Concert: Jazz Band 9:00 SAB Comedy Show:

Josh Johnson

Save the date for our Holiday Luncheon!

Our Holiday luncheon hosted by President Mark Zupan will be held on Tuesday, December 19 at Noon, in Ade Dining Hall. Please look for our email invitation prior to the date.

Submitted by: Mary McAllister

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2018-19 FAFSA Filing Deadline 3/15/2018

IMPORTANT: MARCH 15, 2018 IS THE DEADLINE FOR FILING THE 2018-19 FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA).

If you will be a student at AU for the 2018-19 academic year...

It's FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) filing time!

For 2018-19, you don't have to wait until January 1, 2018! The 2018-19 FAFSA became available on October 1, 2017.

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You'll need your Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID) to sign the 2018-19 FAFSA. Go to https://fsaid.ed.gov to create an FSA ID (if you do not already have one).

Proceed to https://fafsa.gov to get started with the FAFSA filing.

For 2018-19, you will be using 2016 income information. No need to wait until 2017 tax return is filed!

Use the Data Retrieval Tool on the FAFSA to upload the 2016 income directly from the IRS to more quickly complete the form.

The Alfred University FAFSA school code is 002668.

Upon completion of the FAFSA, you will be directed to "Start your state application" if your home state requires it. For NY State residents, this form is called a TAP Application and is required for TAP and other NY State aid.

For New York State Residents only: Be sure the proper Alfred University TAP school code is listed for both the fall and spring semesters.

Alfred's Code is 0020 for programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Business, College of Professional Studies, and Mechanical, Renewable Energy, and Undecided Engineering.

Use code 0960 for all other Engineering Programs and the School of Art and Design.

For more general information about financial aid at Alfred University, please visit our our web page @ www.alfred.edu/finaid. Our telephone number is 607-871-2159 and our email address is

[email protected].

Link: Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Submitted by: Elena Wallace

Alfred University Website Updates

Please take a look at webpages on our external marketing sites for your area (www.alfred.edu, las.alfred.edu, business.alfred.edu, ps.alfred.edu, art.alfred.edu and engineering.alfred.edu) and send any necessary updates by December 1st through the online web request form. Because of the need to build the new web site, we will only be making critical changes to our current site after December 1st.

Please contact Jodi Bailey with any questions.

We greatly appreciate your understanding and support of the web redesign efforts.

Link: Web Request Form

Submitted by: Jodi Bailey

Dave Toot - Bergren Forum

The Bergren Forum sponsored by the Division of Human Studies, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Provost's Office will be meeting at 12:10 PM on Thursday November 30th in the Nevins Theatre, Powell Campus Center.

Bring a brown bag lunch, coffee and tea will be provided.

Speaker: Dave Toot

Topic: An Artist, an Anthropologist and an Astronomer Walked into a Truck Stop-Eclipse 2017

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Memories.

Submitted by: Marilyn Saxton

Holiday Brass Carols - Friday at The Jet!

Join us at The Jet (The Collegiate), from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Friday, December 1, and enjoy your meal with hot chocolate and the wonderful sounds of the holiday season as Alfred University brass musicians perform your favorite holiday carols! This will be an exciting way to kick off the holiday season. Happy Holidays!

Submitted by: Christopher Foster

World AIDS Day Candlelight Vigil and Walk

Please join the Wellness Center to honor World AIDS day by participating in a candlelight vigil and walk around campus. Following the vigil, hot cocoa and doughnuts will be served. We will be gathering at 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, on the first floor of Powell Campus Center.

Submitted by: Amanda Khodorkovskaya

Environmental Studies Speaker Series- Salvatore Mangiafico, '96 AU Alum

Join us this Friday to hear our last speaker for the Environmental Studies Speaker Series, AU Alum '96 Salvatore Mangiafico. He will be giving a talk on "Addressing Fecal Contamination Impacting a Public Swimming Beach in a Small Urban Community".

Mr. Mangiafico is currently a County Environmental and Resource Management Agent II (Associate Professor) with the Dept. of Agriculture & Natural Resources at Rutgers University.

He graduated from Alfred University with a B.A. in Philosophy and Environmental Studies in 1996.

Friday, Dec. 1st 12:20-1:10p.m.

Roon Lecture Hall- Science Center- Room 247 Everyone is welcome

Light refreshments will be available.

Submitted by: Shannon Yocum

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Alfred Ceramic Art Museum Exhibitions hereafter: Kelcy Chase Folsom; 2015 -2018 Robert Chapman Turner Teaching Fellow

Holding the Line: Ceramic Sculpture Stanley Rosen Minyao: Art of the Everyday

a Selection of Chinese Folk Pottery October 19, 2017 - January 1, 2018

Opening Reception: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Thursday, October 19 Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

Cost: free

Sponsored by: Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

Three new exhibitions are opening simultaneously on October 19, 2017.

Holding the Line, ceramic sculptor Stanley Rosen's (MFA Alfred '56) retrospective is revelatory. Rosen has long been a quiet visionary. His little known work from the late 1950's, 1960's and 70's will astonish.

Concurrent with the Rosen exhibition the Museum is celebrating the break out career of Kelsey Chase Folsom. His thoughtful, poetic and often challenging work will be on view in the exhibition hereafter.

The Museum will also feature Minyao (peoples' pottery): The Art of the Everyday. Supported by a grant from the Asian Cultural Council-Rockefeller Foundation, the collection of work on view is the result of a concerted effort to honor and preserve a powerful, disappearing ceramic language of the Chinese people.

Museum hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday; 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Submitted by: SOAD Events

Don't be fooled by tricky SPAM!

Dear Campus Community,

As you have likely noticed the number of Spoofing/SPAM emails that ask you for your network username and password and/or with malware attachments have become increasingly sophisticated over the last several months. Some of the more sophisticated tactics include:

* Posing to have been sent from the ITS Helpdesk

* The appearance of being sent by a University employee (and even the University President)

* Using University branded images and logos

* Using IT/Helpdesk language

Any email (or email that links to a Web form) that asks for your username and password and/or contains an unknown attachment should be treated with extreme caution. ITS will never ask directly through email for your username and password. And there is only one notable, but extraordinarily rare occurrence when we will ask you to input your username and password into a Web form...during computer deployment, only once, every three years.

The best tactic to avoid being tricked by these emails is to STOP, and immediately contact the ITS Helpdesk either through a phone call (607.871.2222) or forwarding the suspect email to

[email protected]. We can directly assist you in verifying that the email is fraudulent. Be

extraordinarily suspicious of any email that asks for authentication credentials or ANY protected private information. Always verify the authenticity of such requests by contacting the ITS Helpdesk.

Fiat Lux!

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Submitted by: Gary Roberts

What's Zup with President Zupan - Tuesday December 5

What's Zup is a chance for President Zupan to share highlights at AU, and to hear from YOU. Lunch will be available starting at noon (free) and Dr. Zupan will start his program around 12:15 p.m. All are welcome!

Submitted by: Kathy Woughter

Ride Board

Need a ride home or back to campus from break? Search for a ride or post a ride that you can offer to someone else.

Link: Ride Board

Submitted by: Judy Linza

Thursday dinner w/ faculty - sign up!

One of the most touted small-town college perks is "dinner at my professor's house" and it's something we hear from alumni is a true highlight of their Alfred experience. The program is now sponsored by Richard '63 and Martha Widdicombe. Richard remembers his own personal and impactful experiences with faculty and staff and wants current students to have the same.

Thursday 12/7 is hosted by the staff of the Wellness Center at the Community Table in Powell Campus Center. All students are welcome! Sign up on AU Connect (sign in and then search Thursday Dinner Series) or email [email protected].

Link: Sign in and search "Thursday Dinner Series"

Approving Timesheets Training

This is the third training in an 8 month series targeted at any AU employee who has supervisory roles in their department. This training can also be especially helpful for any staff who support the

supervisors in their department.

This training will encompass: approving exempt and nonexempt timesheets in Banner.

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Supervisors who may be new in their rolls or need a refresher are encouraged to come. This is also open to anyone in the department who may be a proxy timesheet approver.

This training will be held from 12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 13 in the Kenyon/Allen Room. Please, feel free to bring your lunch, and learn with Human Resources.

Submitted by: Kayleigh Misner

Drum Set / Percussion Lessons

If you are interested in taking drum set or percussion lessons please sign up for MUSC 106 or MUSC 306 Private Lessons-Percussion. Lessons are available for all ages and ability levels. If you have any questions feel free to contact Dustin Woodard at [email protected].

Submitted by: Dustin Woodard

HR Tip of the Week

Do you feel unsure about Alfred University's Human Resources policies or new regulation changes up and coming?

You can contact Kayleigh Misner, HR Generalist, to set up training's for you and your department regarding specific areas that you need further clarification on.

Please try to provide at least a month's advance notice of when you would want the training, that way it gives Kayleigh adequate time to prepare materials and conduct research, if necessary for your training.

Kayleigh Misner MPS, HR Generalist, 607.871.2276, [email protected]

Errant Landscapes: Andrew Raftery, Alex Lukas, Corinne Teed, Christy Gast Sponsored by: Fosdick-Nelson Gallery

November 3 - December 4, 2017

Opening Reception: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Friday, November 3 Fosdick-Nelson Gallery

Curated by Andrew Oesch

Four artists work in diverse ways with the visual lexicon around the genre of landscape. Using materials ranging from ceramics, print, painting, video, and textiles the artworks in this exhibition explore our human relationship to land and how we contruct a sense of place.

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November Wellness Tips

Check out the flyers for November Wellness Tips provided from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York.

Attachment: Health and Wellness News Attachment: November Wellness Tips Submitted by: Kayleigh Misner

Landscape Residue

Nov 3 - Dec 14 during library hours Scholes Library Gallery

Cost: Free!

Sponsored by: Sculpture/Dimensional Studies and the Institute for Electronic Arts An exploratory and participatory installation connecting sound, landscape and drawing.

By Xu Bing, Andrew Deutsch and Karen Donnellan

Chemical Waste Removal

The fall/winter chemical waste removal will occur during December 2017. Both hazardous and non- regulated waste will be accepted.

All chemical waste must be received in your respective Central Accumulation Area (CAA) no later than Thursday, December 14. All colleges (Harder Hall, McMahon, and Myers CAAs) contact Dean Perry x 2196.

Completed Hazardous Waste and Non-Regulated Waste Log Forms MUST be sent to EH&S no later than Thursday, December 14 and may be mailed (117 Myers Hall), faxed to x2086, or scanned and e- mailed to: [email protected]. The hazardous waste packers must have this information prior to packing in order to obtain required approvals from the disposal facility.

All Hazardous Waste/Satellite Accumulation Area labels MUST be filled-out completely with EPA# for respective college, building name, Room # or area name, start date, initials, chemical name(s) of constituents in the accumulation container with volume or weight, and waste characteristics prior to receipt in Central Accumulation. Note: Per EPA regulations you have only 72 hours from an SAA full date to transfer the container to the proper CAA. SAA containers must be capped or sealed with container lid, have clean exterior, and SAA label easily legible. If you have any questions contact Dean Perry.

All Satellite Accumulation Areas must be empty by Dec 14th, with a notation to that effect made on your submitted December 2017 Satellite Accumulation Area Weekly Inspection sheet. Reminder: Any SAA's which collect waste during the break and are not empty must have the weekly inspection log

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maintained and submitted to EH&S on a weekly basis.

Hazardous and Non-Regulated Waste Log Forms are available at https://my.alfred.edu/ehs... under the heading "EH&S Forms".

Link: https://my.alfred.edu/ehs/

Submitted by: Dean Perry

Flyer for Supervisor Training

Please see the attached flyer regarding the Supervisor training's for 2017/2018. Anyone who is involved in helping with any of these tasks is welcome to attend. Also, anyone who wishes to have more knowledge on the topics is welcome to attend.

Attachment: Flyer for Supervisor Training Submitted by: Kayleigh Misner

Faculty Members Needed

Currently, we have an open committee on campus. We have Support Staff and ATS represented, however, we need faculty members to join our committee. This committee is, Employee Recognition.

The Employee Recognition Committee is charged with:

*Developing years of service awards

*Developing different types of recognition other than years of service

*Developing specific list of milestone rewards

*Making recommendations on Retiree gifts

*Combining faculty/staff service awards

Please email Kayleigh Misner, HR Generalist, if you are interested in joining this committee.

[email protected]

The Pottery Show : An Exhibition of Work Made in Junior Pottery December 6-7, 2017

10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. both days

Alumnia Lounge, 2nd floor of Powell Campus Center Cost: Free

Sponsored by: Alfred Clay Collective

The Junior Pottery Students would like to invite you to our pottery show and sale!?

We have been working all semester on pushing ourselves technically and conceptually in order to create quality works in clay. Most of the pieces are utilitarian; displaying a great variety of surface effects in different atmospheres including salt, soda and wood fired works in stoneware and porcelain.

Come choose your perfect holiday gifts from hundreds of pieces by students of Matt Kelleher's Junior

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Pottery Course:

Mariah Addis, Lulu Adler, Francesca Antonello, Genevieve Cromwell, Nikki Croom, Hannah Engelhardt, Chloe Fisher, Seth Howe, Bre King, Maddy Knickerbocker, Emily Rarity, Hannah Roth, Leanne Stephan, Andrew Tran, Andrew Vanamerongen, Koen Vrij, and Megan Whetstine.

Free hot chocolate with a purchase of a mug!!

University Conduct Board Board Recruitment:

We are currently recruiting faculty and staff members to serve on our University conduct boards. Our system is designed to hold students accountable for the Student Code of Conduct, change problematic behavior through a structured educational process, and protect the University community. The conduct system enables the campus community to take an active role in the hearing process.

Board members need to possess strong interpersonal and communication skills, sound judgment, personal integrity, and demonstrate respect for others. Hearings are scheduled on an as-needed basis.

Serving on a board depends on your schedule and availability.

We will have a training on Dec 8th from 1:15pm until 2:15pm in the Kenyon Allen rooms. If you are interested, please RSVP [email protected] or x2132.

Link: https://my.alfred.edu/student-policies/

Submitted by: Norm Pollard

Winter Choral Concert

The Alfred University Chorus, Chamber Singers and Alfred Volunteer Choir Company will present a Winter Choral Concert on Sunday, December 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church.

The concert features works by Stephen Paulus, Ola Gjeilo, Eric Whitacre and two movements from the beautiful "Theresa Mass" by Franz Josef Haydn. The concert is free.

Submitted by: Luanne Crosby

Blood Drive on Thursday - $10 Amazon gift card

All donors receive a $10 Amazon gift card! Walk-ins welcome, or schedule your appointment at 570- 789-4026 (text/call) or fourhearts.org. Sponsored by Alfred Rugby and the Biology Club.

Link: Sign up for a time

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Fiat Bux Holiday Deal Get a $55 value for $50.

Purchase at Art's Spot, Powell Café, or MidKnight Express.

Offer expires on December 15th.

Submitted by: Marie Williams

Holiday Cupcake Decorating Class with Sarah von Hagn, AU Fresh Pastry Chef Tuesday, December 5th

2:20 p.m. - 3:40 p.m.

Community Table

Powell Campus Center, Second Floor Saxon Swipe or $8

(Cash, Credit, Dining Dollars, or Fiat Bux) Take a dozen cupcakes home!

Sign up by Sunday, December 3rd.

Call 871-2285 or email [email protected]. Class size is limited.

Submitted by: Marie Williams

SAB Comedy Show: Josh Johnson

Come see Josh Johnson at 9:00 p.m., Saturday December 2 in Nevins Theater

Submitted by: Simone Ferguson

Starting Healthy in 2018 Webinar presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield

The holiday season can sometimes present challenges for those trying to maintain their weight and stay healthy. In this webinar, not only will you gain some valuable tips to stay on track, you'll also learn about how you can start off on the right foot in 2018 with health and wellness programs that are part of your membership.

Click the link to the webinar and register today! This webinar can be viewed from the comforts of your

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own office/room. The webinar will be held December 12, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. EST.

Link: Link to Webinar

SSC Adpot a Family

The Support Staff Council has adopted a family for the holidays. If you would like to know how you can help, please contact Eliza Ordway at [email protected] or x2671.

Submitted by: Crystal Henshaw

Union University Church Center's Bazaar and Soup Luncheon

The Bazaar and Soup Luncheon will be held at the Union University Church Center, corner of Main and Church Streets on Friday, December 1. Lunch includes homemade soup, a sandwich, and pie and is served from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.. Shopping for the basket raffle and baked goods corner opens at 10:00 a.m., and the ticket drawing for baskets will be at 1:30 p.m.. It is not necessary to be present to win.

All are welcome!

Link: https://www.unionuniversitychurch.org/

Submitted by: Frank DiRaimondo

Alfred Pharmacy has flu vaccines available

Stop by the Alfred Pharmacy to get your flu shot while they are still available. Flu shots are covered under the ACA at generally no out of pocket expense to you, under your insurance plan.

Umoja AIDS Charity Dinner

Umoja invites everyone to the annual AIDS Charity Dinner. Friday, December 1, at 6:00 p.m. in Susan Howell Hall. Tickets are $10.00 and all proceeds will be donated to charity. Email [email protected] to reserve your ticket.

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Submitted by: Shakima Clency

Change Your VPN Settings

In January 2018, ITS will be upgrading our campus Internet connectivity from 1 to 2 gigs. As part of that process, if you are using virtual private network (VPN) to access an on-campus computer, you should upgrade your VPN settings. You can make this change anytime. Please see the attached documents that walk you through the steps. Two sets of instructions are included, one for Mac and one for Windows users.

Have questions, contact the ITS Helpdesk. 607.871.2222 or [email protected] Attachment: Apple Instructions

Attachment: Windows Instructions Submitted by: Gary Roberts

Audio of Campus-wide meeting hosted by President Zupan on November 20.

The November 20 campus-wide meeting hosted by President Zupan previewed an important educational initiative, APEX, that will be unveiled formally and in greater detail early in the spring term. The administrative team also provided enrollment, advancement, branding, budget, and strategic planning updates.

Link: Audio of Nov. 20 campus-wide meeting (recording levels fluctuate) Attachment: PowerPoint for November 20 campus-wide meeting

Submitted by: Mary McAllister

ICU looking for presenters on cultural awareness workshops (Spring 2018) Alfred University's Institute for Cultural Unity is looking for professionals interested in presenting twenty-minute talks on relevant topics as part of our "Wednesday Talk & Response" series. The institute is a source of diversity education and multicultural programming. The institute is a resource center that develops self-awareness and respect for others through the sharing of experiences and cultures. Through this, we hope to create a stronger community here at Alfred and expand our educational philosophy even further.

We would like to invite anyone who would be interested, to hold a short talk of no more than twenty minutes followed by small group discussion based on three questions of your choosing. Our focus areas include diversity, inclusion, tolerance, social justice or any topic that helps unites a community rather than divide.

If you are interested in presenting a topic, or have any questions, you can contact the ICU by e-mail at:[email protected]

Thank you for your consideration.

Link: ICU Connect site

Submitted by: Itan Chait Clemente

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Thursday Night's Line Up for Informal Dance Showing 7 pm in Miller's CD Smith Theater - Informal Dance Showing. Free.

The following people/groups will be presenting. Not in this order:

Yvonne Rainer's Chair Pillow, D. Chase Angier's new work, Angier and Culley's Jazz and Modern 1 class, Culley's student composition solos by Carly Moldow, Gil Travers, Sage Gonzolez, Jillian Hagadorn, Joslin Pettingell, and Mone Rodgers.

Submitted by: D. Chase Angier

Friday Night's line up for Informal Dance Showing 7 pm, Miller's CD Smith Theater, Friday Dec 1, Free. Come early.

Following is a list of people/groups who will be presenting. This is not the order. Yvonne Rainer's Chair Pillow Dance, D. Chase Angier's new work, Angier and Culley's Fundamentals of Dance classes, Culley's composition student solos by Ariel Fitzsimmons, Ryan Isabelle, Hannah West, Matt Watterson and Emma Hildebrandt. Also works by independent choreographers Ryan Isabelle and Marc Widerman.

Submitted by: D. Chase Angier

El cafecito: Multicultural Dinner

Please join El cafecito and the Division of Modern Languages as we host a Multicultural Dinner at the AU Language House. Dinner will feature cuisine from a variety of different cultures around the world which may include, Chinese, French, German, Latin America, the Caribbean and Spain!

Monday, December 4th ** Please note change in day of the week**

6:00pm - 7:00pm AU Language House

12 Park Street (across from the Saxon Inn) Everyone is Welcome!!

Submitted by: Michele Gaffney

Breakfast With Santa Annual Fundraiser

Please come and enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast with our special guest, Santa! Come and have a look at some of our vehicles, and talk to some of our members to find out what we are all about.

The funds raised this year will help us to purchase training aids and supplies.

Date: Saturday, December 2, 2017 Time: 8:30am - 11:30 am

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Place: Alfred Fire Department, 6 South Main Street, Alfred Children under 7 yrs old - Free

Children 7 - 13 yrs old - $2

Adults and Children over 13 yrs old - $4

Happy Holidays from the members of the AE Crandall Hook and Ladder Co.

Attachment: Breakfast w/Santa Flyer 2017 Submitted by: Kevin Gagne

Semester Blowout Party

ASA &CSA Presents: Welcome to the Jungle

Attachment: Welcome to the Jungle: Semester Blowout Party Submitted by: Martina Lewis

Lain's Cider Kits + Cohen Gallery = Art Walk Treat!

Pre-order Lain's Cider Mill "famous" Cider Carbouy Kits at the Cohen Gallery beginning Friday,

December 1st through Thursday, December 7. Pickup during Art Walk on Friday, December 8, 6-7pm.

Cider Kits are made 24hr prior to pickup and, therefore, contain juice. There is no age restriction. The Kits include a reusable carbouy, f-tube, and Lain's famous apple cider, sugar, and yeast recipe. Choose if you'd like berries or other fruits added to your pre-made kit and whether you'd like to try the white or brown sugar recipe.

Drop off exact cash or a check made out to Harry Lain with your pre-order form at the Cohen during regular gallery hours.

More Cider Kit info here:

https://www.facebook.com/...

http://www.lain.biz/cider...

Cohen Gallery Hours:

Tuesday 11-4pm Wednesday 11-4 Thursday 11-7 Friday 11-4 Saturday 1-3 Sunday 1-3

email: [email protected]

Submitted by: Cohen Gallery

Movember Moustache Contest Today!

If you grew out your moustache for Movember, make sure you come to the moustache contest in the Kenyon/Allen room in Powell today at 4:30 pm. Prizes will be awarded to the "best moustache", "the

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most creative moustache", and "the fullest moustache." Light refreshments will be served.

Submitted by: Amanda Khodorkovskaya