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Arts and Sciences Forum to explore
expressions in textiles
Rebecca Green, BGSU art historian, recently completed
a year’s Fulbright in Madagascar and will share
her research in her lecture, “Lambamena: From
Malagasy Funeral Textiles to Contemporary Art”
as the next speaker in the College of Arts & Sciences’
Forum series.
Green’s presentation will focus on the profound
meanings of textiles as burial shrouds and their essential
role in the Malagasy conception of life and society.
The forum will take place from noon to 1:15 p.m. Nov.
16 in 201 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. The deadline
for reservations is Wednesday (Nov. 10). They can be
made by calling 2-2340 or email mjhitt@bgnet.bgsu.edu.
Reservations should include your BGSU identification
number.
A lunch of oriental salad with grilled chicken breast
will be served at noon for $7.95 plus tax. Lunch is
payable by cash, check, or BGSU ID card.
Those wishing to come to the lecture only may arrive
at 12:30 p.m.
Array of products to be displayed
at office supply show
Office Depot will host this year’s office supply
show from 9 a.m. to noon on Nov. 16 in the Multi-purpose
Room (228) of the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. BGSU’s
Office Depot representatives will be on hand along with
eight manufacturer’s representatives who will
display and demonstrate products and answer questions.
Samples of many of the products will be given away as
door prizes. Some of the products to be displayed are
pens, labels, day planners, binding products and desk
accessories. For more information, contact Beth Nagel
in Purchasing at 2-8410.
Information offered on retirement
savings option
Human Resources will host an informational meeting for
employees on Tuesday (Nov. 9) about the 403(b) investment
option. Guest speaker Dave Gullison of Franklin Templeton
will discuss the retirement savings plan, which is funded
by payroll deduction and set up through Human Resources.
The session will begin at 4:30 p.m. in the Ice Arena
Lounge. The talk is sponsored by Tyne Hyslop and Gail
Mercer of Raymond James Financial Services.
For more information and reservations, call 419-352-6161.
BG@100 hires applications developers
During the past several weeks, the BG@100 project has
added six new employees to the team, all in the role
of “applications developers.”
They are Kristen Williams, Chavi Mohan, Yajing Hu, Bob
Kupetz, Scott Bailey and Raj Nagendram. They will primarily
be responsible for analyzing, coding and testing all
of the conversion, interface and reports programs.
WellAware offers a variety of
events
WellAware at BGSU strives to create a culture of health
consciousness that encourages and rewards healthy habits,
informed health care choices and a commitment on the
part of each individual to support others in achieving
and maintaining optimal well-being. Attendees at any
of the sessions will receive a card good toward a discount
on membership at the Student Recreation Center.
The following WellAware programs will be offered this
week:
• Monday (Nov. 8), “Caring for Yourself
While Caring for Others,” noon-1 p.m., 108 Hanna
Hall.
• Tuesday (Nov. 9), “Asbestos Awareness,”
9-11 a.m., 206 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Advance
registration required; call 2-2171.
• Tuesday, employee open enrollment information
session, 6-7:30 p.m., Room 1, Office of Human Resources,
100 College Park. Call 2-8421 to reserve a seat.
• Wednesday (Nov. 10), employee open enrollment
information session, 9-10:30 a.m., Room 1, Office of
Human Resources, 100 College Park, 2-8421.
• Wednesday, “Smoking Cessation,”
noon-1 p.m., 318 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Call
2-9355 to sign up.
• Nov. 13-14, Opac Fall Adventure Camping Trip,
Student Recreation Center. Call 2-2711 to register.
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