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Emeriti Luncheon
The annual Emeriti Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, May 5, in the
Residence Dining Facility.
We will be honoring the following persons who were awarded emeritus
status at the 2003 Commencement: Audrey Anderson, Extended Education;
Mary Banigan, Nursing; Kelly Black, Information Systems and Decision
Sciences; Gerald Bryan, Marketing and E-Business. more
Bowerman heads to San Bernardino
 Dr.
Karen Dill Bowerman, interim dean of the Craig School of Business, has
accepted a position as Dean of the College of Business and Public Administration
at California State University, San Bernardino, effective fall 2004.
more
‘Celebration of Wine'
June 6
"A Celebration of Wine"
-- Central California's largest and most prestigious wine event
of its kind -- will be held Sunday, June 6, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the
Dennes Coombs' Riverbend Ranch in Madera. more
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Rawat wins Laval award
 Dr.
Mamta Rawat, an assistant professor of biology, has been selected as
this year's recipient of the Claude Laval, Jr. Award for Innovative
Technology and Research for her proposal, "Bioremediation of Toxins
with Mycobacterium Smegmatis." more
Voluntary programs to avoid
layoffs
As was discussed at the campus Budget Forum, the budget situation in
this state is such that there have been significant reductions imposed
on the CSU 2004/05 budget. There have been lengthy discussions on this
campus about how we can meet the reductions. Unfortunately, it
has been determined that three layoffs may occur in CSEA unit 9 on our
campus. more
Recognition Ceremony May
12
Carol Whiteside, president and Founder of the Great Valley Center and
former mayor of Modesto , will be the keynote speaker at the fourth
annual Recognition Ceremony and Spirit of Community Awards celebrating
American Humanics, Kauffman and Radin Scholars. It will be Wednesday,
May 12, at the University Business Center from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. more
Peace Garden artist sought
The Peace Garden Steering Committee has begun the search for an artist to create the Jane Addams monument for the Peace Garden at Fresno State . Design proposals for a bronze sculpture will be sought first from Fresno State students, faculty, staff or alumni. Proposals are due June 1. more
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ACT Center offers training
Training employees to be productive and skillful is one of the most
expensive problems facing businesses. Hiring an employee lacking crucial
skills can lower productivity, drive down profits and put a drag on
morale. more
Research symposium sets participation
record
A record number of students participated in the 25th Annual Central
California Research Symposium, held April 22 at the University Business
Center. more
National ranking for Entrepreneurship
program
Fresno State was named one of the Top 100 Entrepreneurial Colleges and
Universities in the United States for the second straight year by Entrepreneur
magazine. more
Encrypted passwords required
Fresno State Information Security Services will implement encrypted
E-mail passwords. more
Children’s literature conference
The Arne Nixon Center for the Study of Children's Literature at Fresno State will host the 31st annual conference of the Children's Literature Association from June 10-12 on the campus. more
April grant awards
The University Grants and Research Office announced several new grant awards received through April 26, totaling $714,460. more
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