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 2005 Fiscal Year-End Purchasing and Accounts Payable Deadlines Award Nominations Due February 18 All Classified and Non-Student Wage Staff Apple FCU Auto and Credit Card Rates Open House Featuring President Merten's Asia Trip GMU Players Perform Masked Theater DoIT Dialogue: Productivity Tools for Faculty Research Attend Black History Month 2005 Roundtable Discussion for Financial Administrators of Sponsored Projects Faculty and Staff - Bring Your Family to Homecoming 2005 Opportunity to Increase English Language Fluency Theater of Illusion - Fantasy Travelers: Alice and Gulliver Mason Media Lab's Third Annual Open House Copyright Issues in Higher Education First Fidelity Individual Retirement Counseling Session is Tomorrow Black History Month Event - Panel Discussion on Brown vs. Board of Education
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2005 Fiscal Year-End Purchasing and Accounts Payable Deadlines As the end of the fiscal year 2005 approaches on June 30, you need to be aware of some important dates related to the university's fiscal year-end. Please read and keep this information to assist in your year-end planning. Departments should begin planning their purchases and/or payments to ensure that supplies, equipment, and services paid from Educational and General funds are delivered and paid for by fiscal year-end. The cut-off dates below have been established to allow sufficient time necessary for Purchasing and Accounts Payable to complete the purchase, delivery, invoice submission and payment processes by June 30, 2005. Our combined efforts will ensure that year-end purchasing and payments are efficient and effective. For more information and specific deadlines, click here. | ||
Award Nominations Due February 18 Nominations for the Outstanding Achievement Award, the Exceptional Support Award and the Team Excellence Award are due in Human Resources on February 18. The presentation ceremony is scheduled for 1:00 pm on March 28. The Outstanding Achievement Award is presented for achievements that result in significant benefit to the University, school, institute or department. These achievements improve processes, save time or money and/or improve customer service. The recipients will receive $500. The Exceptional Support Award is designed to recognize those employees upon whom departments rely for the smooth running of daily departmental functions and operations. These employees consistently demonstrate exceptional customer service, initiative, enthusiasm, commitment and energy. Recipients of this award will receive $250. A new annual award, the Team Excellence Award, will be given to those who have demonstrated outstanding group achievement consisting of exceptional customer oriented services, cost and/or time savings, maintaining high safety standards, combining the talents of separate units, and encouraging teamwork in the workplace. Up to $500 will be awarded. Nomination forms are available on the Human Resources web site (hr.gmu.edu). For further information, contact Martha Reiner at 993-2739. | ||
All Classified and Non-Student Wage Staff The Staff Senate is calling for nominations to fill open seats in the 2005 annual elections. If you are interested in nominating yourself or your co-workers, submit required information (name of nominee, department, MSN, phone, e-mail, the campus where they work and a short bio about what you do in your position with the University and why you want to serve on the Staff Senate). Be specific about which seat you wish to fill. Submission deadline for sending information to staffsenate@gmu.edu is 4:30 pm on February 25. | ||
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| Fairfax: F1 - two-year terms beginning 7/1/2005 and ending 6/30/2007 (6 seats). F2 - one-year remaining on term beginning immediately and ending 6/30/2006 (1 seat). Total of 7 seats. | ||
| Arlington: A1 - two-year term beginning 7/1/2005 and ending 6/30/2007 (1 seat). Total of 1 seat. | ||
| Prince William: PW1 - two-year remaining on term beginning immediately and ending 6/30/2007 (2 seats). Total of 2 seats. | ||
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| 1. All nominees must be either classified or non-student wage. | ||
| 2. All must be permanent non-probationary employees. | ||
| 3. Nominees may only represent the campus at which they currently work | ||
| 4. You may nominate anyone across the three campuses. (If you are a Fairfax employee, you may nominate someone on the Arlington campus. However, that Arlington employee can only be nominated to fill an Arlington seat). | ||
| If you have any questions, please contact Stacey Remick-Simkins, chair, sremicks@gmu.edu. | ||
Apple FCU Auto and Credit Card Rates Attention faculty and staff of George Mason University. Did you know that Apple FCU, Mason's on-campus, community credit union, has some of the best auto loan and credit card rates around? That's right. We invite you to compare our rates to the rates of other financial institutions. And remember, Apple FCU always offers: no minimum balance or monthly fee on an A+ checking account; low auto loan rates with easy, hassle-free financing (ask about our Auto Loan Checks); low rates on Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs), Conventional Mortgages and Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs); credit cards with no hidden fees or confusing policies; financial Planning services to help you prepare for your future; tax preparation services as low as $89 (Shop around... it's hard to beat our prices); insurance options for peace of mind. We have a full service branch conveniently located in the Johnson Center, Room 118. To get more information, visit our homepage at https://www.applefcu.org/gmuregistration.asp. | ||
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Open House Featuring President Merten's Asia Trip President Merten invites interested Mason students, faculty, and staff to an Open House featuring information about his Fall 2004 trip to China, Korea, and Taiwan. The Open House is scheduled for Friday, February 18, from 2:00 - 4:00 pm, in Mason Hall D3 A and B. Highlights include: launch of the website describing Dr. Merten’s trip; information and brochures from universities visited in Asia; gift displays from China, Korea, and Taiwan, and presentation of the CD The Innovative University for the Information Society. At 3:00 pm, Dr. Merten will provide a personal account of his trip and be available to answer questions. His remarks will include accounts about the universities and other places he visited, people he met, and memorable moments during the trip. Refreshments will be served. All members of the Mason community are welcome. For additional information, please contact Yolanda Coles at 993-8701. | ||
GMU Players Perform Masked Theater George Mason University's theater department opens The Trial, a dramatization based on Franz Kafka's novel, on February 24. Showing in the TheaterSpace, the show runs February 24, 25, 26 and March 3, 4, 5 at 8:00 pm, and February 26, 27 and March 4, 6 at 2:00 pm. Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling the box office at 993-8888, or at the time of the show in the Performing Arts building. Prices are $10.00 for general admission and $7.00 for students and seniors. Set in Kafka's world of 1920's Prague, it tells the story of Joseph K as he is arrested and tried for an unknown crime. Directed by Ken Elston this unique piece of theater is done entirely in mask. Incorporating a broad sense of movement and characterization the story brings to life the struggle of an individual as he becomes alienated by society. This play addresses mature themes and is not suitable for children. | ||
NASA’s Dr. Eugene Trinh will share his insights on Project Mars: The Space Program Reaching New Heights on Tuesday, February 15 in Mason Hall. A reception will take place at 6:30 pm, followed by Dr. Trinh’s remarks at 7:15 pm. Dr. Trinh's speech is part of the One Step Ahead: Hot Topics in Technology speaker series sponsored by the M.S. in Technology Management program at Mason’s School of Management. The event is open to the public - please RSVP by February 12 to Janet Palmisano, Master of Science in Technology Management Program, George Mason University, jpalmisa@gmu.edu, 993-1857. Dr. Trinh is the Director of the Human System Research and Technology Development Exploration in the Systems Mission Directorate at NASA. He is among the leaders spearheading US efforts to return astronauts to the moon, and then to Mars. In his remarks, Dr. Trinh will share an update on the plans, strategies and key technologies that will make NASA’s Vision for Space Exploration a reality. He will also share his perspectives on the space exploration technologies NASA is currently developing to advance US scientific, security and economic interests. Dr. Trinh has held senior positions at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Cal Tech and NASA’s Office of Biological and Physical Research, where his work led to investigations that will greatly impact the human exploration and development of space. He was also a payload specialist on the Space Shuttle Columbia during a 14-day space lab in June 1992. He holds degrees from Columbia and Yale Universities. | ||
DoIT Dialogue: Productivity Tools for Faculty Research Faculty research involves many different tasks, and this dialogue will address how different information technology tools (software, databases, online tools, distance conferencing, etc.) can be used to increase research productivity. An ITU task force is underway focusing on how our current online resources and services can be effectively prioritized to support faculty research needs. While not focused on large scale hardware or equipment support, this dialogue is an opportunity for faculty to give feedback about their information technology needs and to discuss how the ITU might support their research productivity. The presenters, co-chairs of the task force, are the Head of the Fenwick Library Reference Department and the Director of Learning Support Services. February 17, 2:00-3:00 pm, in the Innovation Hall, 4th floor conference room. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome. Please RSVP to ritz@gmu.edu if you plan to attend. This information is helpful so additional arrangements can be made, if necessary. | ||
Attend Black History Month 2005 Mark your calendar to attend the spectacular array of events planned for February 1-28. Plan to attend one or more of the Black History Month speakers, dialogues, service projects, films, and/or performances. A printable version of the Black History Month 2005 calendar can be found at: http://www.gmu.edu/student/msaf/BHM2005Calendar.htm Note: If you plan to link an event to your syllabus, bring or encourage (for extra credit) a class to attend an event, please notify Kim Saunders at ksaunde3@gmu.edu in advance. Unique and new. The month of February will highlight four theme weeks in conjunction with the ongoing traditional celebration of black history: Week 1--CommUnity Week; Week 2--Healthy Relationship Week; Week 3--Homecoming Week (Old Skool theme); and Week 4--Healthy Body Image and Mental Wellness Week. Contact the Office of Diversity Programs & Services at 993-2700 for calendar-brochures and detailed event information. ODPS is located in Student Union Building I, Room 224. | ||
This year's Homecoming Block Party will take place on Saturday, February 19 from 12:30-3:30 pm, with gates to the Block Party opening at 11:00 am. Parking is based on a first-come first-served basis, so arrive early to get the spot you want. There are great events going on at this year's block party, so visit www.gmu.edu/homecoming for full details. Additionally, we have some new policies for the Block Party listed below. Make sure and read through the policy, so the party provides a safe and fun environment for everyone. Homecoming Block Party Alcohol Policy. Click on this website for a complete list of the policies: http://www.gmu.edu/homecoming/block_party.html | ||
Audition dates for the GMU Players upcoming production of Mephisto adapted by Ariane Mnouchkine from the novel by Klaus Mann and translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker. This production which will be directed by Theater Professor Lynnie Raybuck explores politics as theatre, artistic ambition, and personal responsibility in a corrupt and corrupting regime are only a few of the epic themes that play out in this very human exploration of a small group of diverse people in Germany as the National Socialists take power. Where is the heart of darkness? Auditions will be held February 15 and 16 in the Black Box (PAB A101) beginning at 7:00 pm. A sign-up sheet for audition time slots is located on the door of the Theater Office (PAB A407). Auditions are open to all Mason students. For more information, please contact the Theater Department at 993-1120 or theater@gmu.edu. | ||
Roundtable Discussion for Financial Administrators of Sponsored Projects Wednesday, February 23, from 10:00 to 11:30 am in Johnson Center meeting Room E and Wednesday, March 30, from 10:00 to 11:30 am in Mason D3 A&B. The Office of Sponsored Programs invites all administrative personnel who participate in financial administration of sponsored projects to two meetings scheduled this semester. The purpose of these meetings is to discuss various areas of sponsored program financial administration and to provide an open forum for discussions about topics that are of particular interest to financial administrators. The discussion topics for the first meeting will be OSP procedures for over-expenditures, guarantee process for pre-award bridge funding and risky funders. Future topics will be developed by group consensus or clearly identified needs. Please contact Eve D’Angelo edangelo@gmu.edu or 993-2988 to RSVP. | ||
Faculty and Staff - Bring your Family to Homecoming 2005 At Mason, students are getting ready to step back in time as we celebrate Homecoming 2005 Old Skool style. It’s time to reminisce about the good old days when your student’s favorite Converse sneakers were the norm; Chia Pets were popular; 16 Candles and The Goonies were some of their favorite movies, and slap bracelets were totally awesome to wear. Get ready to enjoy Homecoming Day, February 19 when we come together as a Mason Family and show off our school spirit at the men's basketball game and fireworks. This year, the Orientation Office, Alumni Affairs, and Student Activities are collaborating together to sponsor the First Annual KidZone: Family Friendly Area during the Homecoming Block Party. The KidZone block will include: fun and exciting, interactive games; a super sized sports moon bounce; Kids Craft Corner; face painting; the best dressed Lil' Patriot contest; kids spirit poster competition; dance contests; fun prizes and Mason gear; kid friendly snacks and drinks; lil’ Patriot limbo contest; and much, much, more We invite you to bring your entire family along to enjoy the festivities at Homecoming 2005, Old Skool style! The Mason Family Friendly Area and KidZone will be held in Parking Lot L. For more information about the KidZone: Family Friendly Area, contact Lisa Snyder, Assistant Director of Orientation for Family Programs & Services at lsnyder2@gmu.edu or Katie Mirick, Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs at smirick@gmu.edu. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.gmu.edu/homecoming/families.html | ||
Opportunity to Increase English Language Fluency Starting February 14, any employee interested in improving their spoken or written English language skills can come to the Learning Center for instruction and practice. The center will be available on Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:30 to 3:30 pm and people may come anytime during that period. The sessions are free and will be held in the classroom of the Facilities Management Building. The first session on February 14 will be a time to get more information and to register, and will start at 1:30 pm. The program is being sponsored by the Office of Adult Learning and Professional Development in the College of Education and Human Development. | ||
On Thursday, February 17 the Staff Senate will hold its regular monthly meeting from 1:30-3:00 pm in Science & Technology 1, Room 110, which will be video-conferenced to Prince William, Occoquan Building, Room 221, and Arlington, Original Building, Room 335. Our guest speaker will be Ilse Riddick, Compensation Manager, HR/Payroll, who will be speaking on the Compensation Project. All meetings are open to the general public, and everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. | ||
New York City Bus Trip. Saturday, April 2. $35 - Mason students and faculty; $45 non-Mason. Cost includes roundtrip transportation via charter bus departing Mason's Field House at 6:30 am for the city. Bus will drop off passengers at Macy's 34th street and pick-up in the same location at 6:30 pm for the trip back to Fairfax. Recreational Sports - Golf Tournament. Saturday, May 7. $55 - Mason students and faculty. Cost includes green fees/cart, breakfast and lunch buffet, additional greens fee pass for later date, and all you can golf following the tournament. Tournament will be played using tee times, beginning at 9:00 am. Checks may be made payable to George Mason University. Please visit http://recsports.gmu.edu for more information on all upcoming events or contact the office at 993-3290. | ||
There will be two Van Driver Familiarization classes held the second Friday of each month. The times and dates are listed below. Class size is limited to 10. You must submit the Application Questionnaire 48 hours prior to the class you wish to enroll for. Fill out the Application Questionnaire, fax the completed and signed questionnaire to Capt. Joan McCall at 993-2865. Indicate on the form the date and time you wish to attend the class. If you have any questions, contact Capt. Joan McCall at 993-2824. Read University Policy 1401. Although class size is limited to 10, we must have at least 5 people to conduct the class. All classes are held at the Police Department located in Parking Lot C. Class times and dates listed below: | ||
| March 11, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 5:00 | ||
| April 8, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 5:00 | ||
| May 13, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 5:00 | ||
| June 10, 8:00 am - 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm - 5:00 | ||
The School of Management and The Center for Global Ethics invite the George Mason University community and public to Integrity and Responsible Leadership, a special lecture featuring George Brenkert, acclaimed teacher and researcher on business ethics and leadership. Dr. Brenkert serves as the Professor and Director, Business Ethics Institute at Georgetown University. The event will take place on Thursday, February 17, 3:00 pm in Mason Hall, Room D23. Professor Brenkert has published in numerous books and journals including: a Companion to Business Ethics; Trust Within and Between Organizations; Consumption; Environmental Ethics and Business Ethics Perspectives; Business and the Humanities; Women's Studies and Business Ethics; The Journal of Ethics; Business Ethics Quarterly; and Public Affairs Quarterly. He is currently editor-in-chief of Business Ethics Quarterly. His teaching and research expertise centers on business ethics, social and political philosophy, and normative and theoretical ethics. Current research focuses are concentrated on marketing ethics, cross-cultural marketing and morality, and modern ethical philosophy. | ||
Mason's MRRC, NCBI and ODPS present NCBI Prejudice Reduction Workshop Honoring Black History Month on Tuesday, February 15, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Johnson Center, Gold Room. Open to all. Join to celebrate our similarities and differences; recognize the misinformation we've learned about various groups; identify and heal from internalized oppression; claim pride in our group identities; understand the personal impact of discrimination through telling our stories. The workshop is provided free to Mason students, faculty and staff. (Non-Mason $25 - $75 Sliding Scale) To register contact Multicultural Research and Resource Center 993-4003, gmuncbi@gmu.edu, SUB I, Room 225, www.gmu.edu/student/mrrc. | ||
NCBI and Women's Studies Research and Resource Center invite you to: Women to Women on Racism on Saturday, March 12, 9:00 am- 4:00 pm in the Johnson Center, Room C. All Women at Mason and in the community are invited to honor Women's History Month by: celebrating similarities and differences; recognizing the misinformation learned about various groups; identifying and healing from internalized oppression; claiming pride in group identity; understanding the personal impact of discrimination through the telling of stories; learning hands on tools for dealing effectively with bigoted comments and behavior. The event is free for Mason students, faculty and staff. Registration required. (Non-Mason community members - $50 - $150 Sliding Scale) To register contact Multicultural Research and Resource Center, SUB I, Room 225, 993-4003, gmuncbi@gmu.edu. | ||
Israeli and Palestinian peace through the healing power of laughter and comedy featuring Scott Blakeman, Jewish American from Comedy Central's Comics Only and Dean Obeidallah, Palestinian American comedy writer from Saturday Night Live. Monday, February 28 at 7:30 pm in the Johnson Center, Cinema. An evening of comedy followed by a discussion is free to all. For more info contact MRRC at 993-4003 or Hillel at 993-3231. Co-sponsored by Hillel, Multicultural Research and Resource Center, NCBI, Israel Club, Students for Justice in Palestine, University Life, Office of Diversity Programs and Services, Islamic Studies Minor, Jewish Student Association, Program Board, and AEPi Jewish Fraternity. | ||
Theater of Illusion - Fantasy Travelers: Alice and Gulliver A stunning, multi-visual show featuring live performance, black light theater effects, big screen projections, and magic tricks, Fantasy Travelers: Alice and Gulliver is performed in the Concert Hall on Sunday, March 13 at 7:00 pm. An artistic discussion, free to ticketholders, is held 45-minutes prior to the performance on the hall’s Grand Tier. Tickets are $34, $26, $17 and available by phone at 703-218-6500 or visit www.tickets.com. | ||
Mason Media Lab's Third Annual Open House Wednesday, February 16, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, Johnson Center, Room 311 (Mason Media Lab) Do you need: large format printing; CD/DVD development or duplication; desktop publishing or graphic design; video production; web site development; large format scanning; 3-D modeling or animation; flash animation; or a break from the winter weather? Then come to Mason Media Lab's third annual open house. Bask in our homemade Hawaii, enjoy refreshments and learn how the state-of-the-art equipment found in the MML can work for you. Say "aloha" to the production staff and clients, as well as representatives from Apple Computers. Don't forget to sign up to win great door prizes, including our grand prize, an iPod shuffle from Apple. Sponsored by Learning Support Services, DoIT, and Patriot Computers For more information, please visit us at http://medialab.gmu.edu/events, email us at medialab@gmu.edu or contact the lab manager, Charlotte Rinderknecht at 993-3988. | ||
Program Board and Cellar Door present Ingram Hill and Michael Tolcher Sunday, March 13 at the State Theater (Falls Church, VA). Tickets are $15.50 and go on sale Friday, February 11 through Ticketmaster. February 22 an acoustic concert featuring Pete Schmidt and Ross Copperman at 9:00 pm in the Johnson Center, Bistro. This event is free. April 18 magician Brian Brushwood performs 9:00 pm in the Bistro. This event is free. For more info, contact Program Board at 993-2925 or www.programboard.gmu.edu | ||
Copyright Issues in Higher Education The University Libraries Copyright Office will present Copyright Issues in Higher Education on Tuesday, February 15 from 12:00 - 1:30 pm in the Johnson Center, Room 311. This workshop is geared toward faculty and staff and will cover course packs, e-reserves, course websites, plagiarism, and fair use principles. To register, go to http://www.irc.gmu.edu/wems/workshops/default.cfm or email copyright@gmu.edu, or call 993-2544. | ||
Don't miss third annual University Enrichment Day on March 18. We'll have a day of fun and inspiration centered around the theme, The Balancing Act. Wear comfortable clothes because you may choose to take a yoga class, or you may choose a session on Dealing With Difficult People, Time Management, or Stress Management. There will be fourteen break-out sessions from which to choose. The keynote speaker, Brett Leake, is both motivational speaker and comedian, so prepare to laugh and to be inspired. A display fair, breakfast, lunch with the Mertens and a chance to win wonderful prizes will round out the day. It will cost your department $5 for you to attend, or you may hear the keynote speaker at no cost. For more information or to register, call 993-2621 or 993-4180. | ||
Cathy Tompkins, Molly Davis and Michael Wolf-Branigin, Social Work Program, will present The Power of Images: Showcase on a Variety of TAC-Funded Image Manipulation Assignments on Friday, February 18, from 1:00 to 2:30 pm, in Innovation Hall, Room 334. The session is co-sponsored by the Center for Teaching Excellence and DoIT’s Instructional Resource Center. These faculty members will demonstrate creative and effective strategies used to incorporate images into their class assignments while working on a TAC-sponsored project. They will discuss learning goals, tools used, and the learning outcomes. Faculty across disciplines who want to learn more about incorporating images into their classroom assignments will benefit from the information shared during this event. On Friday, March 4 from 9:00 am to 3:45 pm, a WebCT Symposium will be held at George Mason University showcasing best practices in Distance Education. Faculty from the College of Nursing and Health Science, the School of Management, the College of Education and Human Development, and the College of Arts and Sciences will present course design and teaching strategies. RSVP by contacting Laurie Fathe, Director of the Center of Teaching Excellence, at 993-8652 or e-mail lfathe@gmu.edu by Wednesday, February 16. | ||
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First Fidelity Individual Retirement Counseling Session is Tomorrow Have questions about your retirement investments? Have other investment questions? Fidelity Investments has joined TIAA-CREF in offering on-campus individual consultations for both current and prospective members of their respective retirement plans. Fidelity's first sessions are scheduled for tomorrow, February 15, at both Fairfax and Prince William. Spaces are still available at both locations. For a complete list of available dates as well as instructions on how to schedule a session, visit http://hr.gmu.edu/benefits/tiaa.html. | ||
Death and the Ploughman, a hauntingly beautiful play written in Germany in 1401, tells the story of a man who loses his beloved wife in her prime and demands answers for his ensuing pain. His pleas for a response from Death result in an extraordinarily contemporary exploration of what it means to be alive. Anne Bogart, praised for her exacting use of movement and gesture, puts the SITI Company through their paces on this new production, a commentary on the ravages of life and loss. Death and the Ploughman comes to the Concert Hall for one performance, Wednesday, March 9 at 8:00 pm. An artistic discussion, free to ticketholders is held 45-minutes prior to the curtain on the hall’s Grand Tier. Tickets are $34, $26, $17 and are available at 703-218-6500 or www.tickets.com. | ||
Black History Month Event - Panel Discussion on Brown vs. Board of Education A panel discussion on Road to Brown vs. Board of Education will be held on February 15, 7:30 pm, in the Johnson Center, Cinema. Report topics will include black high schools that surpassed white school systems (Dunbar High School, Washington, DC; Lincoln and Sumner high schools, Greater Kansas City). Explorations suggest that high-achieving Afro-American high schools aroudn the time of Brown vs. Boaord of Education (1954) may have been more widespread than currently assumed. Historical research on educational achievements in the AfroAmerican communiyt should not be delayed. Otherwise, first-hand knowledge and documentation from surviving observors may be lost. Faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students who may be interested in learning more about or participating in future research projects are invited to attend. | ||
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Make a Difference at Mason - Communication & Interaction in a Diverse Environment. February 22, Student Union II, Rooms 6 and 7, from 10:00 am – 12:00 noon. Registration is required for this session. Register on-line on the HR website, or by calling 993-4180. Make a Difference at Mason - Generational Differences in the Workplace. March 9, Johnson Center, Gold Room, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Registration is required for this session. Register on-line on the HR website, or by calling 993-4180. Let's Talk - Purchasing Made Easy. March 2, from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, in Student Union II, Room 7. To register on-line on the HR website or call 993-4180 Let's Talk - Food and Beverage Expenditures. March 31, from 9:00 to 12:00, in Student Union II, Rooms 5 & 6. Register on-line on the HR website or call 993-4180. Let's Talk - Fiscal Basics. April 14, from 9:00 to 11:00 am, in SUB II, Rooms 5 & 6. Register on-line on the HR website or call 993-4180. Let's Talk - Travel. March 17, from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, in the Johnson Center, Room D. Register on-line on the HR website or call 993-4180. Editing and Proofreading in the Workplace. Principles of effective business writing; formatting; composing processes; feedback and revision. Sample documents will be analyzed. February 24 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm, March 3, and March 24, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm, Mason Hall, D3, A&B. Cost is $30 per participant to be paid by departmental fund transfer. The one assessment covers all 3 sessions and will be charged whether or not the participant attends all 3 sessions. No-shows will also be charged unless they notify at least 48 hours before the first session. Register by calling 993-4180. | ||
eVA, Virginia's web based purchasing system, has been implemented at George Mason University. A state-issued eVA user name and password are required to purchase goods and services through eVA. The eVA request form available on the Fiscal Services web site may be used to request an eVA user name and password. eVA training sessions are available on February 8, 10, 14, 16, 22 and 24, 2005 Those interested may register at: http://ittraining.gmu.edu/view.cfm?findUnit=AAE96082-C43F-11D3-963A-009027786CC9. The next Banner Finance training sessions are scheduled for Tuesday, February 15. Those interested may register at http://www.doiiit.gmu.edu/client/wems/workshops/default.cfm. | ||
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