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London Semester
The College of Arts and Humanities is accepting applications for the
spring 2005 London Semester. Courses satisfy general education including
art, English, theatre, humanities, and music as well as the upper division
writing requirement for graduation. more
Save Mart Center traffic
flow modified
The Save Mart Center at Fresno State is implementing a new traffic pattern
for vehicles traveling into arena parking. The plan will be used for
entry at all large events at the Save Mart Center, with the exception
of Fresno State athletic events, and will enhance public safety. more
Agribusiness
Management Conference is Nov. 4
Experts from around the country will gather to discuss the issues and
outlook of California agriculture for 2005 at Fresno State 's 23rd Annual
Agribusiness Management Conference, Thursday, Nov. 4, at the Radisson
Hotel and Conference Center near downtown Fresno.more
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Armenian Studies events
The Armenian Studies Program is sponsoring several events during November and December. more
Career Mobile Unit
Fresno State 's Career Services Office will begin “cruising for
careers” on campus with a new Enterprises Mobile Unit, unveiled
in October. more
River readings on KFSR
Campus radio KFSR 90.7 FM will rebroadcast its series of reading by
local authors recorded live at the River Center last summer. See the
complete broadcast schedule for “Respite
by the River” and links to interviews with the authors.
Hispanic magazine lauds
arts programs
Fresno State’s fine arts and arts studies programs for Hispanics
are among the best in the country, according to rankings issued by Hispanic
Outlook in Higher Education magazine. more
Computer workshops
The following workshops are still available this semester. Catalog,
schedule and registration can be found at: http://training.csufresno.edu/.
more
Book collection under
way
A book collection at Fresno State to help a sister university in Balti
, Moldova is under way. Balti State University has very limited resources
and a library that is insufficient for the needs of its students. Its
library currently has only 5,000 titles, many of which are magazines
and old newspapers, to serve 7,000 students. more
Emeriti seminar in Russia
California State Emeriti professors are invited to participate in the
fifth annual seminar hosted by Perm State Technical University and Perm
State Medical Academy in Perm, Russia, May 10-14, 2005. more
Thanksgiving recess
Wednesday, Nov. 24, through Friday, Nov. 26, are listed in the Academic Calendar of the 2004-2005 General Catalog as Thanksgiving Recess. As it has been for the past several years, the fall academic schedule includes the day before Thanksgiving as a non-instructional day. more
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Board honors those who serve in Middle East
As a way of recognizing those family and friends currently in the Middle East, either serving in the military, working or living near areas of conflict, a bulletin board has been installed in the Joyal Building to which employees are encouraged to contribute. more
Fee waiver application
Staff and faculty who plan to use their Fee Waiver benefits for the
spring 2005 semester, must submit their
fee waiver application to Employment and Benefit Services by Nov.
19, 2004. more
Linguistics lectures
Two authorities in the field of linguistics will present talks at Fresno
State in November. more
Armenia semester
abroad
The Armenian Studies Program has organized a semester study program
in Yerevan, Armenia, beginning on Feb. 14, 2005. The program is designed
to introduce students to Armenian language, history, art and contemporary
events. more
Life+Work+Links
Are you living with a “Teenage Werewolf?” Has your sweet
little son or daughter turned into a teenager you can hardly stand?
Has talking turned into yelling? Are slamming doors becoming common
place in your home? more
Office decorating
party
The Office of Public Safety, Police Station and Environmental Health
and Safety were named winner of the Staff Assembly office decorating
contest in October. more
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