Husson Community Newsletter February 19 2014

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Community

Newsletter

Helping Faculty & Staff Stay Connected

bruary 19, 2014 Volume 4, Number 60

n This Issue

Announcements

Counseling and Human RelationsProgram Hosts Lecture by Dr. KennethGinsburg on Fostering InternalResilience in Teenagers

Audit Reports Available for Advisors

2014 Husson Research and ServiceAwards Call for Nominations

Husson to Sponsor Global ScholarsProgram for a Faculty Member

Scholarship of Teaching Community ofPractice

Husson and NMCC Sign Credit TransferAgreement

Student Activities Brings CountrySinger Craig Campbell to GracieTheatre

Library Corner

Information Resources News Brief

Upcoming Events

Wellness Update

Athletic Update

Your Husson Cartoon

We Need Your News!

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ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Join over a million readers in the

Twenty FifthNational

African AmericanRead In

Wednesday February 26thStudent Center

3 PM 4 PMBy the Fireplace

Bring a poem, a childrens story, a favorite passage from your favorite book aas it is by an author of African descent. If you dont have something to read, dworry, we will have books on display and you can choose something on the sJust as importantly we want you to be there to hear these great authors, so if

dont want to read remember we need an audience!

Just read aloud for a few minutes and you will be counted in the 2014 Honor RoHusson University will be included in the nationwide count by the

National Council of Teachers of English.

Come and Read and Listen!Refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by the Office of the Chaplain, Sawyer Library, English Society, Student

for People of Color, and International Student Association_______________________________________________________________

On Saturday, April 26, the Bangor Waterfront turns a whole new hue when CBangor takes over! Run, walk, jog, or stroll the 5k route, enjoying color stati

along the way where your white t-shirt gets pelted with different colors opowder. By the end of the 5k, therell be no doubt that youve earned you

colors! Plus, at the finish line, the after-party features music, prizes andmore. Register by April 4 to ensure your place in the fun. $40 registration fee are discounts available for groups and families). All proceeds will benefit the a

American Folk Festival on the Bangor Waterfront. For more information, or

register, visithttp://www.americanfolkfestival.com/content/5041/color-ban
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pcoming Events

eeting for Worship

esdays/ 10:30-11:00 am/ Chapel

is spring, following the manner ofends (Quakers), there will be a weeklylf-hour silent Meeting for Worship. Alle welcome to join in the Chapel onesday mornings. For further

formation, please contact Morg [email protected].

osscut: A Reading Celebrating 20

ars of Community

bruary 21st/ 4-6pm/ Gracie Atrium

usson and NESCom will be sponsoring aading from the 2013 edition of Crosscut.is edition features poems, short stories,d visual art collected from the journalsst 20 years of publication. Come listen,ad (if you like), and celebrate theonderful creative efforts of ourmmunity. Please contact Matthew Piferth any questions [email protected]

207-941-7897.

own Bag Series: India Presentation

bruary 26th/ 12:30-1:30p/ Libra

nference Room

. John Yasenchak from the Graduateunseling Programs here at Husson willpresenting on his visit to India last

mester. This event is open to anyoneho would like to attend.

cepted Students Day and Admissions

fo Day

bruary 17th

ug Abuse in Society Guest Speaker

arch 4th/ 2-3pm/ Peabody 340

ug abuse in society is a major issue. Ineffort to maximize the impact of guest

eakers in the course Drug Abuse inciety, the course coordinator, Dr. Brianper, invites all faculty and staff to attends presentation, Drug Overdoses by

arcela Sorg, Ph.D., from the Margaretase Smith Center, University of Maineeference Article: Sorg, Marcella H. and

argaret Greenwald. Patterns of Drug-lated Mortality in Maine, 1997-2002.

aine Policy Review 12.1) (2003) : 84 -,http://digitalcommons.library.umaine.u/mpr/vol12/iss1/9. If you wish torange for a group of students to attendease contact Dr. Piper at ext. 7110 tosure adequate seating.

pen House for College of Health and

ucation and School of Science and

umanities

arch 22nd

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NESCom students are producing TV content to serve the Husson commuSuch programs include;

The Locker Rooma half hour show featuring Husson coaches and athNESCom Connectiona half hour show covering Husson campus an

community news and sports

Both shows will be streamed onnescom.tvonline and will also air on CamCable Channel 5. The Locker Room will air at 5 pm every day of the week

NESCom Connection will air at 6:30 pm every night of the week.

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Counseling and Human Relations Program HostLecture by Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg on FosteringInternal Resilience in Teenagers

According to theU.S. Department of Housing and Urban

Development, overall homelessness in Maine increased by percent last year. The majority of individuals affected byhomelessness in our state are women and children. Losing home and living in poverty are just some of the few traumaexperiences that can adversely affect the psychologicaldevelopment of young children and teenagers.

In an effort to support grassroots community efforts designassist youth at risk, the Counseling and Human Relationsgraduate program at Husson University announced today tis hosting a lecture featuring renowned pediatrician KenneGinsburg, M.D., M.S. Ed, on February 20 thfrom 2:00 p.m. 4

p.m. at the Richard E. Dyke Center for Family Business. Dr. Ginsburgs clinical practice,

teaching, research and advocacy efforts focus on strengthening teenagers by fostering thinternal resilience. His goal is to provide parents, professionals and communities withpractical approaches, supported by research, that will help children and teens both prosand thrive.

Dr. Ginsburg is one of the nations leading experts in adolescent development, said DeDrew, Ed.D., Director of the Counseling and Human Relations Program in the School ofEducation at Husson University. His research has helped youth develop their own soluto social problems and helped clinicians more effectively serve their teenage clients.

Drew continued: Professionals from a variety ofcommunity health-oriented disciplinealready registered to attend this event. The integration of Dr. Ginsburgs teen-centeredapproach into health practices here in Maine will positively strengthen children, familie

area communities.

This lecture is sponsored by the Maine Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics(MAAP) and hosted by the Counseling and Human Relations Program at Husson. Fundithe lecture was provided by the national AAP organization to the MAAP through a VisitProfessor grant. Additional support and organization is being provided by the MaineResilience Building Network; working in partnership with the MAAP. The event is free open to members of the public.

More About Kenneth Ginsburg, M.D., M.S. Ed

Dr. Ginsburg is a pediatrician specializing in adolescent medicine at the Childrens HospPhiladelphia and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania

of Medicine. He also serves as Director of Health Services at Covenant House Pennsylvanagency that serves the citys homeless and marginalized youth.
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pen House for the College of Business

d NESCom

ril 12th

cepted Student Day and Admissions

fo Day

ril 21st

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Wellness Updateeck out what is happening this fall!rcle of Wellness Site

GETQUIT CLINIC

ree one hour long Tobacco Cessation

workshop at Husson University

conducted by a certified Tobacco

Treatment Specialist.

This Clinic is open to all Husson

University faculty, staff, students,

spouses and/or significant others.

When: Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Where: Husson UniversityLibra

Roomin The Commons

Time: 3:00pm

The First 50 people to sign up and

attend will receive a $10 gas card

To register: Contact Kissy Walker at

[email protected] 941-7019

emember Husson will be Tobacco

ee as of September 2014. Are youady to QUIT?

gaTue & Thurs 5:00-6:00pm,ednesday 6:45am, and Friday 6:45 am

mba Mondays starting Feb 3 at 5 pmd Wednesdays starting Jan 22 at 5 pm

classes are in the dance studio at the

mnasium.

ellness Madness begins March 3 April.

art getting your team of 5 together.

In Dr. Ginsburgs adolescent medicine practice, he cares for a wide variety of medicalconditions while simultaneously addressing adolescent behavioral issues. His practicefocuses on social adolescent medicine a discipline that pays special attention to therecognition and prevention of social contexts and stressors that affect both physical andemotional health.

Ginsburg is the co-developer of the Teen-Centered Method, a mixed qualitative andquantitative methodology that enables youth to generate, prioritize and explain their owideas. He has more than 100 publications to his credit, including 28 original research arclinical practice articles, five books, a textbook, and Internet-based video and DVDproductions.

His most recent books are Building Resilience in Children and Teens: Giving Kids Roots

Wings, published by the American Academy of Pediatrics and Letting Go with Love anConfidence: Raising Responsible, Resilient, Self-Sufficient Teens, published by Avery, PPress. He has appeared on CNN, NPR, TODAY, the CBS morning show, as well as theABCand NBC Nightly Newsprograms.

With graduate degree programs in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Human Relations,School Counseling, and Pastoral Counseling, the Counseling and Human Relations Proat Husson Universityprepares professionals interested in facilitating the healthydevelopment of youth and adults. Through advanced graduate coursework, students attmastery of counseling theory and practice that can be utilized to help others successfullmanage their mental, emotional and spiritual well-being.

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Audit Reports Available for AdvisorsFaculty Portal makes audit reports accessible

Advisors, did you know that degree audit reports are now available to you through the FPortal? A degree audit report compares a students transcript against the students prorequirements, automatically tracking progress towards degree, removing the need tomanually track progress on a curriculum sheet.

Degree audit reports are currently available for those students who are subject to the 22014 degree requirements. At this time the Registrars Office asks that you review your

advisees degree audit reports to verify that courses are being applied in an appropriatemanner and please notify the Registrars Office concerning any discrepancies.Degree areports will be made available to students via the Student Portal during the Fall 2014semester.

The reports can be found in the Faculty Portal under the My Students area. Please contRegistrar, Nancy Fenders, with any questions you may have concerning degree audit repat 941-7153 [email protected].

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2014 Husson Research and Service Awards Call fNominations

President Clark is pleased to invite nominations and applications for the 2014 ResearchAward and Service Awards. All full-time faculty and staff are eligible for nomination orapplication. Nominations are welcome from students, peers, or self-nomination; howeveach student or colleague can nominate any one (1) individual per award. Previous recare not eligible to apply within four (4) years of receipt of an award. The two awards arHusson Research Awardand the Husson Service Award, with service being to theUniversity or service to the Community.

The Husson Research Award will be presented to a faculty member who demonstrates aachieves scholarly work as recognized by his or her peers. There are two Husson ServiAwards. The first award will be presented to the individual who best demonstratesoutstanding service as a volunteer to Husson University (the internal community in whilive and work). The second award will be presented to the individual who best demonsoutstanding service to the Universitys community (the external community in which w
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moking Cessations classes called Beate Pack starting in February, moreformation coming

lds Gym Memberships Theembership list is full

alth Coaching continues

ellness Passport Program continues If

u need a new passport for the 2014ring semester let Kissy know.

eight Management Support Group ursdays in room 214 The Commons at:00am

Contributed by Director of Wellness

ssy Walker [email protected]

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thletic Update

omens BasketballHusson womenssketball shut down the Hornets ofndon State on Friday, wining 66-43.

usson jumped to a 9-3 lead in the firste minutes and continued to extendeir lead throughout the first half. Thegles concluded a perfect weekend asey defeated Johnson State 75-54 onturday. With the win, Husson improves12-11 overall and 11-5 in the NAC.

ens BasketballHusson mens

sketball faced one of its biggest NACponents on Friday as the Eagles took onndon State, defeating the Hornets 101-. The Eagles grabbed another NAC winer Johnson State on Saturday, 86-69.th the win, the teams 21stof the

ason, Husson concluded a perfectnference weekend at home. The Eaglesst the University of Maine-Farmington5:30 tonight.

omens Indoor Track & Field

usson womens indoor track and field

am wrapped up the 2013-2014 seasonmpeting at the State of Maine Indoorack and Field Championships at theiversity of Southern Maine. The Eaglesished fifth in the six team field scoring.5 points.

ens Swimming & DivingHussonver Tim Smith had a fantasticrformance on the first day of the Newgland Intercollegiate Swimming &ving Association (NEISDA) Swimming &ving Championships. Smith was seeded

st heading into the Mens 1-Meterving Final but trailed by 3 points

and work) while fulfilling his/her responsibilities.

The nomination and application process has been designed to be easy and not onerous.Completed nominations/applications should emphasize the basis for the recommendatand include:

1. A description of the nominees service or research activities to be considered2. Materials supporting the engagement of the nominee in the community3. Examples of scholarly work to be considered

The Deans Council will review nominations/applications for the research award and m

recommendation for the selection of the recipient. The Presidents Cabinet will review tservice nomination/applications for recommended recipients and select the award win

Written nominations should be submitted by e-mail to the attention of Sue Veilleux,[email protected], in the ProvostsOffice by February 28, 2014. Final award recipiwill be notified no later than April 24, 2014.

_______________________________________________________________________________Husson to Sponsor Global Scholars Program for aFaculty Member

Husson University is pleased to sponsor a Global Scholars Program, an initiative designeforge global understanding and advance educational excellence. The program supports

faculty member who wishes to partake in scholarship, curriculum development, travel aresearch activities that will help infuse a global perspective into the classroom. The sucapplicant will receive a $1,000 stipend and $2,000 for professional development expenssuch as materials and travel. Additionally, the scholar will be eligible for a single courserelease during one semester and to being expected to write and present on their experie

The Global Scholars Program recognizes one faculty member each academic year. Interapplicants will be expected to submit a proposal not to exceed 500 words to their respeDeans by April 1st. The Deans will bring the proposals to the Deans Council. All applicawill be informed of the results of the decision by the Deans no later than April 24 th.

The intent of the Global Scholars Program is to further the Universitys first key strategiinitiative of Delivering Educational Excellence Through Experiential Learning and Glob

Understanding. It recognizes that educational excellence is fostered when faculty broatheir experiences, engage in scholarship, and bring those experiences and ideas into theclassroom for the benefit of students. Given the direct expectation that experience willpositively impact the delivery and content with the classroom, proposed projects shouldwithin the professional discipline, be a visible contribution to scholarship, and enhancecommunal awareness of Hussons global undertakings.

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Scholarship of Teaching Community of Practice

The Faculty Development and Evaluation Committee of the Faculty Forum sponsors theScholarship of Teaching Community of Practice. The book to be utilized for Spring 2014Dilemmas in Teaching: Cases for Collaborative Faculty Reflectionedited by Chris M

Anson, et al. Cases addressing issues about course management, departments, and thechanging culture in higher education should lend themselves to a lively discussion anddifferent approaches to common academic dilemmas. Meeting times will be the 1st andTuesday of each month starting February 18, 11am -12, Commons 215 (March 4 in Peab333H) .

Utilizing a case based discussion this spring will allow all faculty to participate as theirschedules allow. Cases can be accessedhere.The case(s) should be read prior to the mebut are short enough that a few copies will be available to facilitate the conversation if tdoes not permit pre-reading.

Schedule:February 25, Case 2: Group Cases: One Professors Dilemma

March 4, (Peabody 333H) Case 29: Dissin the Prof. Case 28: Whos Learning
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ading into his last three dives. Thenior diver stepped it up and came backwin the event by 36 points with a score430.80.

omens Swimming & DivingHussonwimmer Erin Benner gave a strong

rformance at the NEISDA Swimming &ving Championships. The junior captainmpeted in the 200 Yard IM. She swam a31.63 preliminary time, and qualified

r the consolation final. She swam29.22 in the finals to finish 17thoverall.nners time won her heat, was arsonal best, and earned Hussons team

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We Need Your News!

member your news is what matters.ntact Kali to share what is happening inur department with the rest of the

usson community! The newsletter will

published every week on Wednesday.ease have your submissions to me byesday at 12pm to ensure your

formation makes it into the [email protected]

March 18, Case 7: Grade Expectations. Case 11: Best in ClassApril 1, Case 10: Academic Purist. Case 12, The Fly in the OintmentApril 15, Case 21: The Cancer Student

Contact Jane Jarvi, x7887, [email protected], for additional information.

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Husson and NMCC Sign Credit Transfer Agreeme

Northern Maine Community College (NMCC) and Husson University have approved amemorandum of understanding that will facilitate the easy transfer of credits between t

two educational institutions. This benefits students interested in pursuing a bachelors at Husson University on the NMCC campus or at other Husson locations.

The signing ceremony, marking the beginning of this agreement, will take place on ThurFebruary 13, 2014 at the E. Perrin Edmunds Library on the campus of Northern MaineCommunity College in Presque Isle, Maine at 10:00 a.m.

The agreement outlines admission and program requirements at Husson University forBachelor of Science degrees in Accounting, Business Administration, and Business andProfessional Studies. It also specifies which NMCC courses can be used to meet generalelective and major requirements within each of these degree programs. Individual courequivalencies listed by program are included in the agreement to assist in the advisingprocess.

In addressing the relationship between the two organizations, Husson University's ColleBusiness Dean Marie Hansen said, "Husson University has enjoyed being co-located onNMCCs campus since 2006. This new articulation agreement provides students who successfully complete approved coursework at Northern Maine Community College inaccounting, business administration or medical office administration with a betterunderstanding of the transfer process.

Hansen continued: Providing students with a clear trajectory for education beyond theassociates degree level is one of the benefits of our partnership with Northern MaineCommunity College. We hope every NMCC student will go on to further their education bachelors degree from Husson University after they complete their associates degree

studies.

This transfer agreement represents a continuation of our partnership with Husson to p

increased educational opportunities to citizens of Aroostook County, according to DottMartin, NMCC Academic Dean. We feel confident our students receive a very firm founto continue their educational pursuits.

To see news coverage of the agreement, please clickhere.

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Student Activities Brings Country Singer CraigCampbell to Gracie Theatre

On Saturday, February 15, Student Activities proudly presented Craig Campbell live in cat the Gracie Theatre. The country singer, well-known for such hits as Family Man, Fiand Outta My Head, took the stage despite winter storms book-ending the event. Afteconcert, Campbell was kind enough to come out to the Darling Atrium and greet the fanpictures, and sign autographs.

The Husson students working for Student Activities were helpful and welcoming to thepatrons. NESCom students working the concert were efficient and accommodating. The Production and Audio students NESCom continue to represent the institution with theprofessionalism and talent they showed from set up to tear down. We hope to continue such great experiences with the upper level shows Student Activities brought to campuspecial Thank You: Litho, Ken Stack, Eric Ferguson, Brave Williams, Pamela Kropp-AndeBarbara Babcock, Officer Tom Conlon, and the Safety & Security department.
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New Resources at Sawyer LibraryLibrary Corner

By Alison Leonard, M.A., M.L.I S.

New Resources at Sawyer Library

We are pleased to announce the availability of the following new resources to support yeducational needs:

OvidSP (Wolthers-Kluwer) is a popular search engine for the health sciences. Iease-of-use exceeds that of PubMed and allows even novices to create powerfuliterature searches.

EMBASE (Elsevier) is a commercial bibliographic database searchable within OBecause EMBASE indexes PubMed in addition to its own literature sources, you

now search the worlds literature in nearly 8,000 journals.


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You can navigate to these resources and others from the Husson Sawyer Library homepJust click on Databases then click on Alphabetical Listing. From this page, simply clicOvid/EMBASE. The only authentication required for off-campus access is HUS followedyour 9-digit Husson ID/badge number, e.g., HUS000129999.

You can access tutorials, pre-recorded webinars and a Quick Reference Card at the follolinks:

Tutorials:http://www.ovid.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/content_service_Training_13051_-1_13151Webinars:http://www.ovid.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/content_service_Training_13051_-1_13151Quick Reference Card:http://resourcecenter.ovid.com/site/pdf/osp3/QRC_OSP_0813_singlepgs.pdf

When you search Ovid/EMBASE, your results are now linked to e-journals in the Sawyelibrary collection plus thousands of free articles in PubMed Central and open-source jou

In addition to Ovid/EMBASE, a number of new scientific journals and newsletters wererecently added to the Sawyer e-journal collection. Newsletters including The Medical LeDrugs and Therapeutics, Medical Letter Treatment Guidelinesand the Drug and TherapeuBulletincan help you keep abreast of new drugs, treatment guidelines, etc.

Questions? Comments? Alison Leonard, Instruction Librarian,[email protected].

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Information Resources News BriefPhishing Attempt = Compromised Accounts

Please remember that Phishing through email is at an all-time high. Some things to keepmind when getting mail you weren't expecting:

oInformation Resources will never ask you for your passwordoYou will never need to "confirm" or "re-validate" your Husson e-mail accountoIf you receive an e-mail from an outside party (e.g. Amazon) that you were not

expecting, don't click any of the links, rather, to visit their site, manually enteknown URL (i.e.www.amazon.com)and simply delete the e-mail

The most recent round of Phishing emails are from an email address @northshore.

asking folks to validate their Husson email account. DO NOT CLICK THE LINK. As sta

above, IRO will not ask you to validate your account or your password at any time.

from IRO will have directed you to contact the IRO Helpdesk if there is any issue or

concern.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Help Desk at 973-1000 or Coris7790 or Frank @ 7839.

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