PROGRESSIVE
PROFILE: ELIZABETH CALLAHAN
Now
that the Red Sox have defeated the Evil Empire (Yankees) and reversed
the curse, Elizabeth is one happy person—except about her beloved
Nittany Lions.
DEAN'S
MESSAGE
The
College has prepared a rough draft of its Strategic Plan, due February
1, and asks for comment from the faculty and staff.
NCATE
VISIT BEGINS FRIDAY (11/12)
Students,
faculty and staff should not be surprised to be approached by members
of the NCATE accreditation team on campus this Friday through Wednesday.
COMPUTER
SECURITY CONTEST TO RAISE AWARENESS
Information
Technology Services (ITS) urges students to "take control"
of their own computer's security with awareness contest.
TRIP
TO D.C. FURTHERS CAUSE OF RESEARCH
A
recent networking trip to Washington, D.C. could result in a potential
research collaboration with the Eberly College of Science.
UNITED
WAY LENDS A HELPING HAND
A
recap of the 2004 United Way Day of Caring.
ALUMNI
FELLOWS 2004
JEFF
BEARD
The
secretary of Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections believes that
each person becomes the sum of his or her environment.
AGNES
WATANABE-MURAOKA
As
"the foremost career theorist in Japan," Alumni Fellow Agnes
Watanabe-Muraoka is dedicated to clearing the confusion about career
counseling in Japan.
GRAYSON
NOLEY
Alumni
Fellow Grayson Noley works to validate Native American cultures and
provide educational opportunities through leadership.
HERMANOWICZ
CHAIR: CONGRATULATIONS JIM NOLAN
Professor
James F. Nolan was recently named to a three-year appointment as the
Hermanowicz Professor of Teacher Education.
VALUES/LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE A HIT IN BARBADOS
The
ninth annual Values & Leadership Conference's theme this year was
"Promoting the Moral Development of Professional Educators, Children
and Youth."
