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Advanced Cat and Kitten Care - Tame, Stray and Feral Monday, January 9, 2006 - 9:00am - 11:00am - Butler Library 208 In this session, we will discuss issues related to the “less common” issues of cat care, bordering on animal rescue concerns. Topics to be addressed include: what to do with the cat who keeps coming to your door for dinner; trapping, spaying/neutering, releasing; taming feral adults; feeding, handling and socializing kittens; medical issues; introducing new cats to a household; and dealing with the SPCA and other organizations. This will NOT be a lecture, but a discussion – please come with your own war stories. |
Dr.Dennis Mike - Dennis G. Mike, Ph.D. - Dennis Mike is an Associate Professor in the Department of Elementary Education and Reading. Over the course of the past four years, he has cared for over 400 feral cats and kittens(and he has the scars on his hands to prove it). He currently fosters animals for the SPCA and other animal rescue organizations. |
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Collecting Art |
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Apple: Myth vs Reality Tuesday, January 10, 2006 - 9:00 - 11:00am - CybeQuad 316 Rick Bettencourt will cut through the hype and gives you the facts and data you need to make or defend an Apple hardware or software decision. Many Myths have grown since 1984 and Today's Apple HW and SW shatter them completely. Come and learn the truth! |
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Graphic Novels and Sequential Art |
Tim Bryant - Tim is sponsoring this workshop and has been an Instructional Technology Librarian since August 2005. Related to two of our winter session topics, he recommends Alan Moore's "Watchmen" as the perfect crime scene investigation in graphic novel format. |
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Dragon Naturally Speaking Voice Recognition Software |
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Pam Gratzer - Pamela Gratzer joined Achieve Results Corp. in 2002 as Vice President of Operations. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Math and Computer Science from SUNY Brockport with Certification in Secondary Education. Pamela's professional experiences encompass many attributes within the Customer Service organization of Eastman Kodak. She successfully coordinated the start up and transition of Service Operations from Kodak to newly formed a joint venture. This included migrating systems, processes and personnel without impact to customer satisfaction. At Achieve Results, she is responsible for all business and operational issues including training, marketing, business planning, customer relations, pricing and corporate communications. |
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Student Transcript And Records System (STARS) STARS access is available to faculty and staff upon request from the Registration Office. Requests are made in writing, through the department chair to the Registrar. You must have STARS access before you can attend this session. |
Marcy Zulawski - An Administrative Data Specialist in the Computing and Technology Services department and formerly with the SABRE team from 1999-2003, Marcy has been employed on campus for 39 years. Among her many job responsibilities is managing STARS user training. |
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LSI: Library Scene Investigation Wednesday, January 11, 2006 - 9:00 - 11:00am - CyberQuad 314 Looking for something in the library? Need a Clue? Detectives Tim Bryant, |
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Lisa Forrest - Serving as the coordinator for the library instruction program at E. H. Butler Library since the fall of 2004, Lisa Forrest was recently appointed to fill the position of Instructional Technology Librarian. Prior to obtaining her M.L.S. from SUNY Buffalo in September 2004, Lisa worked as a pediatric occupational therapist. She is especially interested in the creative use of technology to optimally support student learning, and is an advocate for the promotion of technology into library instruction methods. Lisa is the founder of The Rooftop Poetry Club http://www.buffalostate.edu/library/rooftop/index.htm which serves as a forum for workshop activities and readings by local poets. Ken Fujiuchi - Ken Fujiuchi was appointed to the E. H. Butler Library as an Instructional Technology Librarian in the summer of 2005. Ken is a graduate of the University at Buffalo with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, and a Master's degree in Library and Information Science. |
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IFR: Managing an Income Fund Reimbursable Cash Account Thursday, January 12, 2006 - 1:00 - 3:00pm - CyberQuad 316 This workshop is open to project directors and staff responsible for the managing an Income Fund Reimbursable cash account. The workshop will cover IFR guidelines, various forms such as deposit transmittals, budget allocation, etc. as well as explain the difference in payment between depositing checks and expenditures transfers. We will look at individual accounts on the website and explain how the transactions are processed. Please bring your User ID and SMRT password. |
Christine Miller - Chris is a graduate of BSC having obtained both a BA and an MS degree. She has been a college employee since 1969. One of her duties as College Accountant for the past 26 years includes budgeting and managing the College's IFR program. |
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Wine Tasting
There is a $10.00 charge per person for this workshop. |
Josh Blumberg - Line and management experience in food and beverage at 4 major hotels, Ristorante Lombardo, Wegmans-15 years experience. He is a graduate of Buffalo State College in Hospitality and Tourism. He is currently working as General Manager of Campus House. He has been a student of wine and spirits for 12 years, including extensive training and management in all beverage related aspects of hospitality. |
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Real Articles For All Occasions - Online and EZ Thursday, January 12, 2006 - 9:00 - 9:50am CyberQuad 314 Mystified by your Google search results? Miffed when you find a good article and then someone wants your credit card number? Want to find real magazine, journal, & newspaper articles quickly and easily? Learn how to use Butler Library’s new and exclusive online databases ArticlesOnlineFAST and Peer Reviewed Articles EZ to find millions of articles for fun or research. Prerequisites:
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Al Riess - Al has been a reference librarian at Butler Library since 1980. He has taught many library research instruction sessions and recently added the title Electronic Database Librarian. |
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The World at Your Fingertips: Butler Library Reference Website Prerequisites: |
Al Riess - Al has been a reference librarian at Butler Library since 1980. He has taught many library research instruction sessions and recently added the title Electronic Database Librarian. Nancy Frazier - Nancy Frazier has been a reference librarian at Butler Library since 1999. Though she's early to bed and early to rise, Nancy coordinates the library's Ask Us 24/7 virtual reference service in addition to providing traditional reference assistance to students, faculty, and staff. |
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