As part of an ongoing effort to improve services, staff and faculty mailboxes will be migrated from on premise email servers to Office 365 cloud servers. The Advisory Council for Enterprise Services (ACES) approved the migration plan earlier this fall in anticipation of several key benefits including enhanced collaboration and security features. Information services staff have been […]
12-12-2016
Spring 2017 Provost’s Initiative Awards
The Provost’s office is pleased to announce recipients of the Spring 2017 Provost’s Initiative on Undergraduate Research awards. These faculty members have been selected to collaborate with and mentor an undergraduate on a co-designed research experience during the 2017 spring semester: Janet Banks, Nursing: “Clinical learning environments manuscript experience” with Cara FitzGerald and Andrea Hernandez-Garibay […]
Popular Books and DVDs: We’ve Got ‘Em
Looking forward to some time to read and watch movies over the winter break? The Clark Library has a collection of popular books and DVDs available for checkout. Come and choose your titles for the break, located on shelves right next to the Service Desk.
Portland Leads WCC Commissioner’s Cup After Fall Season
The University of Portland sits atop the West Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup standings after a historic fall season on The Bluff. The Pilots claimed league titles in men’s soccer and women’s cross country and had three WCC Coach of the Year honorees after a spectacular start to the 2016-17 sports season. In addition to earning […]
Did You Participate in Post-Grad Service? Let Us Know
If you or a colleague have ever participated in post-graduate service, the Moreau Center would like to know. Please email us at moreaucenter@up.edu. Why do we want to know? Possibilities: to let students know how many UP faculty and staff have participated in post-graduate service, perhaps to connect a student with you if they have questions about […]
2016 Holiday Payday Information
Payroll will be processing paychecks on an accelerated pay schedules due to the Christmas holiday and the winter break. Please be informed of the following important dates, times, and instructions. Monthly (exempt) employees must submit their time records for any exception hours such as sick and vacation hours by 3 p.m. on Monday, December 19, for […]
Donate to the Clark Library Holiday Food Drive until Dec. 16!!
You have one week left to make donations to the Library Holiday Food Drive! Any food donations will help families in Oregon and Southwest Washington. The most needed foods include canned meat, canned and boxed meals, nut butters, canned or dried beans and lentils, pasta and rice, canned fruits and vegetables, juice, and cooking oil. […]
Mass for Lady of Guadalupe Dec. 12
Campus Ministry invites the campus community to celebrate the Feast of our Lady of Guadalupe on Monday, December 12. A Mass in Spanish (homily in English) will be offered at 4:45 p.m. in the Chapel of Christ the Teacher. After Mass the celebration will continue in St. Mary’s lounge with traditional food and a reenactment of the […]
TLC from the TLC: Students (and Instructors) as Political Animals
It is highly likely, across the past few months, that America’s 2016 election has worked its way into your classroom or even your curriculum. In this week’s Teaching & Learning Tip, Lars Erik Larson corrals a series of insights from NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt (pictured), who helps explain some unexpected roots beneath our political […]
Joshua Brinkerhoff Lecture, “Go With The Flow,” Dec. 13
Joshua R. Brinkerhoff, an engineering professor with the University of British Columbia Okanagan, will present “Go With The Flow: Using Computers to Investigate Turbulent Flows in Technology, the Environment, and the Human Body” on Tuesday, December 13, from 5 to 7 p.m., in Franz Hall Room 034. Brinkerhoff’s talk will explore sustainable transportation, efficient energy utilization, and […]