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Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, the faculty of the Women’s Studies Program will present a lunchtime “brown bag” series at noon on Wednesdays in the University Student Union. more
Ambassador visits campus
U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John Evans visited Fresno State Feb. 18 to learn about Fresno State’s various programs and exchanges in Armenia and meet faculty and staff who have participated in them. more
TII update
Work in the project’s pilot building, Family Food Science (FFS) is back on schedule after abatement work for asbestos containing materials (ACM) in the ceiling of the first floor was done. Work to install new cable in FFS has resumed, and completion of interior cabling is anticipated within the next few weeks. more
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Campus hosts ag forum
Five campuses of the California State University system held a forum with agricultural leaders throughout the state on Feb. 4 at Fresno State to discuss the CSU’s essential role in agricultural research and education. more
Internal auditor named
Dr. Welty has appointed Mathew Babick as Fresno State’s new internal auditor, effective Feb. 28, 2005. more
Cousteau to speak
Jean-Michel Cousteau, famed oceanographer, explorer, filmmaker and son of the legendary Jacques Cousteau, wil l be featured Thursday, March 10, in the University Lecture Series. more
‘Top Dog’ nominations
The Fresno State Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the 2005 Top Dog Alumni Awards to be presented this fall to alumni and friends of the university. more
WAC Academic Alliance
The Western Athletic Conference represents 10 universities distributed among seven states. The desire to utilize the athletic base to develop an Academic Alliance, one that would build upon the vast array of capabilities resident in these universities, has resulted in the convening of the WAC Academic Alliance. more
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Common Threads Awards
Five women from five Central Valley counties will be recognized as the 2005 honorees for the Common Threads Awards at Fresno State on March 11. more
Digital Campus director
Provost Jeri Echeverria has named Dr. Brent Auernheimer the director of Digital Campus. more
Museum opens
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 24 officially opened the new Downing Planetarium Museum, adjacent to the Downing Planetarium. Donors Tom and Cynthia Downing joined President John Welty and Science and Math Dean Kin-Ping Wong in cutting the red ribbon at the entrance. more
Provost’s Awards 2004-05
Nominations are now being accepted for the Provosts Awards for 2004-05. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to submit nominations of full-time tenured/tenured track faculty. more
InForum series March 23
Donna Zajonc, political leadership coach and author of “The Politics of Hope,” will be the second speaker in the New Valley InForum series, sponsored by the Lyles Center for Entrepreneurship, on Wednesday, March 23. more
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