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January 23, 2009


Financial Peace University course is Feb. 5-May 14

Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University course for faculty, staff and their families is coming to UTSA, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Thursdays from Feb. 5 through May 14 in the University Center Travis Room (2.202), University Center III, 1604 Campus. Registration is limited to 50 persons; the cost is $95 per family. To register, contact Carla Contreras at (210) 324-3888. The course is sponsored by First Light Christian Fellowship, a registered UTSA faculty and staff organization.

More information: www.flcf.2truth.com/ or www.daveramsey.com

 

UTSA weather updates: What you need to know

As the San Antonio area experiences winter weather, there is always the possibility that regular UTSA operations may be affected. Read on UTSA Today important information that UTSA students, faculty and staff need to know about inclement weather. A primary resource for UTSA weather-related updates is (210) 458-SNOW (7669).

At any time of the year, whether there is ice or excessive rain, there are three venues from which UTSA administration communicates the operational status of the university: 458-SNOW, UTSA Web sites (UTSA home page, UTSA Today) and local media.

 

Multidisciplinary Studies Building restrooms will be renovated

Restrooms on the north and south sides of the Multidisciplinary Studies Building second floor, 1604 Campus, will be renovated beginning Jan. 21. The renovation will be performed in two phases to ensure that restrooms will be available throughout the project. During Phase I, the south-side men's and women's restrooms will be renovated from Jan. 21 to March 2. In Phase II, renovation of the north-side men's and women's restrooms is set for March 3-May 4. Download an MS Building second-floor map (PDF format).

More information: Facilities Work Control, 458-4262

 

Alternative Spring Break advisers, participants needed

The student organization VOICES (Volunteer Organization Involving Community Education and Service) and the UTSA Inclusion and Community Engagement Center will host Alternate Spring Break trips to Piedras Negras, Mexico, and Corpus Christi, Texas. For both trips, students and staff advisers are needed.

Read details on UTSA Today.

 

UTSA participates in Recyclemania 2009 contest

UTSA has begun the countdown for Recyclemania -- the nationwide college and university recycling competition. As in years past, UTSA will be up against some of the largest schools in the nation as well as many Texas universities. The 2009 competition runs Jan. 18-March 28, and the help of the entire UTSA community is needed during the third year of our participation.

Sponsored at UTSA by the Office of Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management, Recyclemania needs the participation of all departments to advertise and more importantly -- to recycle. Located throughout the Tri-campuses in common areas, offices and residence facilities, UTSA recycling bins are checked daily for aluminum, plastic, glass, paper and cardboard.

Read more on UTSA Today.

 

Advancement Services relocates to University Heights

The Office of Advancement Services relocated this week to University Heights Suite 400. This move will result in a new procedure. All gift payments (checks, credit card or cash) received by colleges or departments now must be delivered to the Office of the Vice President for University Advancement (VPUA) in Main Building Room 4.104, 1604 Campus.

To ensure that all gifts delivered to VPUA are properly accounted for, use the "Gift Transmittal List" form to record gifts delivered to the VPUA office. Be assured that gifts will continue to be processed promptly. Gift Services will make daily gift deposits at Fiscal Services, 1604 Campus, as well as pick up all gifts delivered to the VPUA office. Downtown Campus offices receiving gifts should route them to any college development officer.

Note that the "Gift Transmittal List" form does not replace the "Gift Processing" form that must accompany each gift. The "Gift Transmittal List" form is important and serves as the delivery receipt, as well as assisting in tracking gifts from each office to Gift Services. The "Gift Processing" form, "Gift Transmittal List" form and "Non-cash (Gift-In-Kind) Donation" form can be found in Outlook Public folders/UTSA forms/Development Office.

More information: Office of Advancement Services, 458-4130

 

Web and publications offices move to University Heights

The Office of Web and Multimedia Services and the Office of Publications have moved to University Heights Suite 400. Formerly in the Monterey Building at the Downtown Campus, all staff phone numbers have changed with the relocation. Consult the online directory for new phone numbers. Both offices are part of the Office of University Communications.

More information: 458-6708

 

Start training now for Diploma Dash, Feb. 21

The UTSA Recreation Center is sponsoring a five-week training program to get you in shape for Diploma Dash 2008. Start training now for the 25th annual UTSA Alumni Diploma Dash 5K San Antonio City Championship Race and Fitness Walk on the 1604 Campus, Saturday, Feb. 21 at the 1604 Campus.

Read more on UTSA Today.

 

'Runner Beat safety newsletter available now

The UTSA Police Department announces the January edition of 'Runner Beat, a safety newsletter for the university community. Download 'Runner Beat (PDF format).

 

 


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