Preparing for the holiday break? Consider setting up an alternate greeting on your desk phone. Watch one of our earlier Computer Therapy episodes to learn how to set up your alternate greetings, which are ideal for use whenever you are out of the office on vacation, during breaks, or on sick days. Do you have an idea for […]
Archive | November, 2017
There’s still time to apply – don’t let a $5,000 scholarship opportunity pass you by!
The Mid-Atlantic CIO Forum is excited to announce that they will once again be offering a scholarship for up to $5,000 for the Spring 2018 semester. This unique opportunity provides students with the chance to receive a generous scholarship as well as the opportunity to network with some of the biggest CIOs in the country. […]
Group Fitness Bingo
Get rewarded for your Group Fitness participation! Play Group Fitness bingo from November 12 through December 12. Complete a row of classes for a prize, or fill a card to be entered into our grand prize drawing! See your instructor for details.
TODAY: Identity Theft Workshop – “Me and My Shadow”
All faculty and staff are invited to attend an identity theft/keep it safe seminar in AD 120 from noon to 1 p.m. today. PNC Bank will be presenting, and light refreshments will be provided. A PNC Bank branch representative will cover the following topics: How to guard against identity theft and the types of insurance […]
Thanksgiving holiday safety
The TUPD wants everyone to have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Since we understand that Thanksgiving is traditionally the start of holiday shopping, here are some tips to make your holiday both safe and enjoyable: Pay special attention to your wallets and purses. Keep your wallet in your front pants or jacket pocket. Purses should […]
Construction update: vehicular impact of the New Science project
On or about November 27, 2017, the Glen Drive will be realigned to accommodate the construction of the New Science facility. Glen Drive will be shifted north, approximately twenty feet (20’) in the area just south of Stephens Hall. Two way traffic will be maintained but slow traffic through this area is anticipated, please plan […]
Songversations for Social Justice
The fourth and final installment of the Cultural Competency Workshop Series for the fall semester will take place on Wednesday November 29th 6PM-7PM, and will be led by Miguel Rodriguez, the Graduate Assistant for Cultural Competency Education supervised by Brian Jara. This workshop will be geared toward examining musics role in social justice movements, exploring how music and […]
External (outdoor) voice emergency system test next week
The Office of Public Safety will conduct a test of the university’s external (outdoor) voice emergency system at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 29, 2017. The test should last no more than a few minutes. It will consist of multiple alert tones as well as messages that indicate this is only a test and the test […]
TUPD’s 8th annual blanket drive
For the past seven holiday seasons, the Towson University Police Department has worked with St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore to collect new or gently used blankets and sheets for the homeless at Beans and Bread. St. Vincent de Paul is a leading provider of community services to people suffering from the effects of hunger, […]
Research Talk – African American Male Ph.D. Scientists and Engineers
Presented by: Department of Physics, Astronomy & Geosciences. Description: Perceptions of factors that impact their persistence in STEM through a lens of critical race theory. Presenter: Dr. Shari Earnest Watkins, interview candidate for the Science Education faculty position in the Department of Physics, Astronomy & Geosciences. Time: Monday, November 27, 2017; 1:30pm-2:30pm Location: Smith […]
Contingent and student employee timesheets due today!
Timesheets for the November 11 through November 24 pay period are due by 10 a.m. today, because of the Thanksgiving holiday closings. Please use the electronic Web timesheet program to complete and approve timesheets for the pay period in order to meet the early deadline. It is extremely important that BOTH the employee and supervisor […]
Seeking students for position with stipend ($$$)
Entrepreneurs-In-Training Opportunity for Spring 2018 Join an exclusive, top-of-our game team standing up innovation + entrepreneurship at Towson University! The Entrepreneurs-in-Training program is an awards based program where top entrepreneurial-minded students are selected to serve as entrepreneurial ambassadors and get access to exclusive, hands-on experiences. EiTs support entrepreneurship programs and receive a $1,000 stipend per […]
Click It or Ticket and Impaired Driving Campaign begins November 22
TU is joining Maryland’s Click It or Ticket campaign to promote seatbelt awareness this month, from November 22 to 29. The Towson University Police Department is joining state and local law enforcement agencies and the Maryland State Highway Administration to support the Click it or Ticket/National Drunk and Drugged Driving Project. Throughout the holiday, TUPD […]
WTMD’s Saturday Morning Tunes
On Dec. 2, WTMD’s Saturday Morning Tunes concert series is coming to the Senator Theatre for an indoor festival featuring Lard Dog & the Band of Shy and the Rhodes Tavern Troubadours. Baltimore children’s book author Kevin O’Malley will be sketching animals and other creatures by request, and we’ll have a holiday-themed photo booth, inflatable […]
Honors College application closing soon
Current Towson University freshmen and sophomore seeking an extra academic rigor and interdisciplinary experience in their studies are encouraged to apply to the Honors College by next week’s December 1 deadline. The application is available now at https://www.towson.edu/honors/admission/apply. Honors College students take enlightening Honors seminars, pursue experiential and advanced learning, and surround themselves with a […]
Multiculturalism in Action Brown Bag Series
Wednesday, November 29, 12:00 to 1:15pm, College of Liberal Arts building, room 3150 “History’s Reverberations: The Historical Roots of Baltimore’s Contemporary Policing Challenges” Dr. Elyshia Aseltine, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminal Justice In April 2017, the City of Baltimore entered an agreement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to make significant changes to local […]
THREAD and Towson Meetup
Thread supports high school students in Baltimore City by providing a family of volunteers for up to 10 years. Our volunteers provide academic, emotional, and social support. Join us to learn how students, staff, and faculty at Towson can get involved to make a difference. Thursday, November 30, 2017 at 6:00 PM in the Center […]
Trench Ball Tournament Registration
Ever heard of Trench Ball? Join us for a tournament on December 2. Registration opens on November 20 and closes on November 27. For more information, please visit: recreation.towson.edu
Last Week to Register!
Join the Towson Advocacy Program (TAP) for our first Write to Your Legislator event, with a special presentation by the Honorable Patrick Young ’10, Maryland House of Delegates, District 44B. Write to Your Legislator Tuesday, November 28, 2017 | 5-7 P.M. TU Administration Building, Room 424 Learn about the Maryland General Assembly and how to […]
Just a Few Days Left to Apply for Cook Library’s A-LIST Student Leadership Program
Albert S. Cook Library Leadership Institute for Students (A-LIST) The Albert S. Cook Library Leadership Institute for Students (A-LIST) offers participants experiential learning opportunities in leadership, research, writing, teaching, and outreach. These opportunities enable A-LIST students to give back to their peers, the library, and the university. Program Purpose •promote academic success •prepare student participants […]
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