DATELINE: USFSP
Monday, September 22, 2003
  Volume 1, Issue 5

Breaking News

Ethics Lectures Coming to USFSP

The Program for Ethics in Education and Community (PEEC) will present an Ethics Lecture Series and Hidden Curriculum Luncheon featuring Dr. Joanne Ciulla, the Costen Family Chair in Ethics and Leadership at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond.

On Oct. 8, noon, Ciulla presents a Hidden Curriculum Luncheon: The Promise and Betrayal of Work. She will trace the meaning of work from curse to calling to modern obsession. She will discuss the difference between working to live and living to work, and explore the idea that technology has not freed us from work. Furthermore, she will elaborate on what it might take to change the way we think about work in the future. The luncheon is in FCT 118S and the cost is $2.75. Please contact Steve Ritch at 3-4985.

Also on Oct. 8, 7 p.m., Campus Activities Center, Ciulla will present a
lecture discussing leaders as fallible human beings and examines the moral
challenges that are distinctive to leaders and leadership.

Ciulla’s research interests are ethics and leadership, business ethics, and international leadership. She has published over 80 academic and popular
articles. Her books include Ethics, The Heart of Leadership (Praeger 1998), The Working Life: The Promise and Betrayal of Modern Work (Crown Business Books, 2000) and The Ethics

of Leadership (Wadsworth, 2002).

Her book The Working Life was named one of the top two business books in 2000 by the book critics at Amazon.com. She is currently co-authoring a business ethics text
called Honest Work: A Business Ethics Reader, which will be published by Oxford University Press.

Ciulla is also researching a book on the history of the idea of leadership.
Professor Ciulla edits a series of books called New Horizons of Leadership for Edgar Elgar, Ltd. She is on the editorial boards of the Business Ethics Quarterly, and the Encyclopedia of Leadership Studies. Ciulla also serves on the board of directors of the Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation.

She has lectured all over the world and consults on ethics and leader-ship programs with universities, business and government agencies in the U.S. and overseas. Ciulla has
appeared on numerous TV and radio programs and was featured in Bill Moyer’s World of Ideas II series.

Attention Faculty:

Dr. Ciulla is available for classroom presentations. Faculty should contact Stave Ritch at 3-4985 in order to schedule her for a class visit.


senior scholars ogo

USFSP Launches Senior Scholars Program

 

USF St. Petersburg (USFSP) announces the development of its new Senior Scholars Program geared to meet the needs of the Bay area’s ever-growing 50-plus community.

“Today’s technology can be intimidating,” said Patricia Scott, Senior Scholar Program coordinator. “It is especially challenging for those of us who are over 50. This unique program offers both basic and advanced computer training specially tailored to the mature adult who wants to become more proficient on their work or home computer.”

Participants can choose from seven sessions in the basic computing course. Introduction to Computers will familiarize participants with their personal computer hardware, basics of the Windows operating system, word processing, spreadsheets and databases. It also covers graphics and Internet access. “This basic course provides a firm foundation on which to build,” said Scott.

After taking the basic course, or for those who have already mastered the basics, there are six advanced courses from which to choose: Word Processing, Files and Folders, Family Tree Maker, Graphics, Digital Photography, and Microsoft Outlook and the Internet.

Class times vary (morning and afternoon hours available for most courses) and all meet at the Science Center of Pinellas County, 7701 22 nd . Ave. North (near Tyrone Square Mall). Registration is Sept. 22 through Oct. 9. Classes meet in six sessions and are taught in Windows XP and MS Work Suite 2003. Each course costs $55 and parking is free.

For more information, or for a registration form, call Pat Scott at 727-553-4096, or e-mail

pscott@spadmin.usf.edu


final fridays

FINAL FRIDAYS

An opportunity for faculty and staff to socialize and relax.  

Receptions planned for the last Friday of every month.

The first reception will be on

Sept. 26

5 p.m.

William’s House

Sponsored by Academic Affairs

RSVP Nalini Soni 3-4885


Social Work Info Session Coming Soon!

The College of Arts & Sciences advisors will sponsor an Information Session for all interested students desiring information about Social Work, including requirements for the bachelor’s program, choosing Social Work as an ISS cognate, and any other questions students might have regarding formal acceptance into the USF Social Work programs or questions about the field of Social Work itself on Thursday, Oct. 9, 4-5 p.m. in Davis 103.

If additional info is needed, contact Bea Smith at 727-553-4507 or email  bsmith@stpt.usf.edu


Psychological Science Program

Fall 2003 Inaugural Colloquium

Friday, Oct. 3, noon, DAV 130

LINK TO FLYER


Anthropology Club Talk Series

"Beer, Power and Wealth"

Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2:30

LINK TO FLYER


Reminder:

Campus Board Meeting, Oct. 20, 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.

 

Mark Your Calendars:

Sept. 23
Grand Opening of New Student Union / Multicultural Center, Terrace

Sept. 24
Academic Convocation, 3 p.m., JUA
Reception, 5-7 p.m., Williams/Snell Courtyard

Sept. 30
Oasis Celebration Dinner, 5:30- 8 p.m., CORE

Oct. 1
Annual Benefits Fair, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., CORE

Oct. 2
SPCA Seminar, noon-6 p.m.

Link To Campus Calendar

 

UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN  COMING SOON!

Watch your e-NEWS for more information!

 

Attention Faculty and Staff!
Take some time to relax,
have some fun, and get to

know your colleagues!

Join us in the CAC for

'pick up basketball!'

(air hockey, darts, fooseball, pool. and ping pong

also available)

Mondays 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Sept. 22 - Nov. 24

 

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