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In
the News
April 11, 2002
Presidential
visit a first for
Penn State Delaware County
Add
another name to the list of presidents who have visited Penn State.
Ten
years after his father made a campaign stop on the University Park campus,
President George W. Bush came to Penn State Delaware County on April 2
to emphasize the importance of early childhood education.
Organizational
changes announced
in Undergraduate Education
In
order to strengthen the University's commitment to the improvement of
teaching and learning, Executive Vice President and Provost Rodney Erickson
has announced a reorganization of several units that have been active
in connecting and supporting faculty and graduate assistants who rely
on the resources that are encompassed in these services.
eLion
system wins
national accolades
Colleges
and universities across the country attempt to mirror Penn State's highly
successful online academic advising system. But eLion certainly has managed
to turn more than the heads of academia. Now, eLion has attracted the
attention of the Computerworld Honors Program, as it formally became part
of the Computerworld Honors Archive at ceremonies April 7 in San Francisco.
University
community
to Take Back the Night
The
University community will come together to remember victims of sexual
assault during the annual Take Back the Night rally and march at 6 p.m.
April 17 in front of Old Main on the University Park campus. The event
is being held in observation of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
First-Year
Experience
Conference to be held in May
The
upcoming First-Year Experience Conference for faculty, advisers and staff
from all University locations will be held May 6-7 at University Park.
Quality
Expo showcases
accomplishments
T he
innovative use of cutting-edge information technology to improve service
and enhance quality will be highlighted at the 10th annual Quality Expo
held in conjunction with a higher education conference May 16 and l7 on
"Enhancing Services through Customer-Centered Technologies."
Public
television
celebrates 50th anniversary
A series
of events to celebrate the birth of American public television will take
place April 19 and 20 on the University Park campus.
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