
July 13, 2010: General News
Parking Pavilion Closed July 19-25
The University's Parking Pavilion will be closed from Monday, July 19, to Sunday, July 25, for maintenance work. The pavilion will re-open Monday, July 26. If there are any changes to this schedule, another announcement will be provided by Public Safety/Parking Services.
Parking Permit Applications Due
If you would like to purchase a parking permit for 2010-2011 and haven't applied online please do so now. It only takes a minute. Apply online at http://my.scranton.edu/. Your parking application can be found under the Public Safety tab and the Parking Services section. Before closing your application be sure you receive a confirmation number. If you do not receive a number that means you did not complete the application process. All applications for faculty and staff were to be submitted by July 9 to ensure timely delivery.
Committee on the Status of Women Seeks Forum Topics
Creative Conference/Workshop held at Keystone College July 15-18
In recent years, several of us from the University have attended “The Gathering,” a creative conference and workshop at Keystone College held annually each summer. This is a conference for academics and non-academics alike, and high school and college students are also welcome. It's an opportunity to listen and converse with some big name creative and non-fiction writers. It's a special, intimate meeting that we feel many in the University community would enjoy.
The Gathering is held July 15-18, and it’s titled “Chaos and Creativity: Where the Strange Crossroads Lie.” The event includes workshops, lectures, readings, panel discussions and conversations. Among the speakers expected to present are Dava Sobel (science writer), Chris Abani (novelist/poet), Billy Collins (poet), Jennifer Armstrong (fiction/non-fiction writer), Gail Carson Levine (children's author), Georgia June Goldberg (visual artist) and Philip Mosley (scholar/translator).
For more information, visit http://gathering.keystone.edu/.
The Gathering is held July 15-18, and it’s titled “Chaos and Creativity: Where the Strange Crossroads Lie.” The event includes workshops, lectures, readings, panel discussions and conversations. Among the speakers expected to present are Dava Sobel (science writer), Chris Abani (novelist/poet), Billy Collins (poet), Jennifer Armstrong (fiction/non-fiction writer), Gail Carson Levine (children's author), Georgia June Goldberg (visual artist) and Philip Mosley (scholar/translator).
For more information, visit http://gathering.keystone.edu/.
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