FW: please forward to students
by Francesca Bronder
What: Inaugural UTSA Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry Showcase
Why: This annual event will showcase hundreds of undergraduate student research and creative endeavors from across campus.
When: Thursday, April 24, 2014
Where: Throughout the University Center at 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
To register and present, you must be: (1) A current UTSA undergraduate student with completed project or work in progress or (2) A recent UTSA graduate who completed the research/project as an undergraduate in summer 2013 or fall 2013. Students need to register by 5 p.m. on April 11, 2014 at http://research.utsa.edu/UGresearch/showcase.php
The O.U.R. is working to increase visibility of and participation in undergraduate scholarly endeavors which enhance learning by complementing classroom-based instruction, provide real-life, hands-on experience in student's field of interest, and offer development of critical and independent thinking, creativity, and problem solving.
Donovan L. Fogt, Ph.D.
Director, Office of Undergraduate Research
Plaza Norte Building room 2.130L (210) 458-8227
donovan.fogt(a)utsa.edu<mailto:donovan.fogt@utsa.edu>
http://research.utsa.edu/UGresearch/
12 years, 6 months
FW: University Excellence Awards nomination
by Karen Hoskins
FYI - Deadline for University Excellence Award Nominations has been extended to February 14, 2014.
Thank you,
Karen
-----Original Message-----
From: Sandy Covarrubias
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2014 2:04 PM
Subject: Extension for UEAP Nomination 2014-from Sandy Covarrubias HR-ER 2/7
http://www.utsa.edu/hr/UEAP-Nomination2014.pdf
Hello, All. Attached is the UEAP Nomination for your respective areas. There has been an extension to the deadline of the Nominations now February 14, 2014.
Thank you, Sandy Covarrubias.
From: Karen Hoskins
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2014 10:43 AM
To: coehd(a)lists.sis.utsa.edu
Subject: FW: University Excellence Awards nomination period ends Feb 7
Importance: High
Dear COEHD Administrators, Faculty and Staff,
Please consider nominating staff from our college for one of the university awards listed below. The nomination deadline is this Friday, February 7th. COEHD has many outstanding staff members, let's work to put them forward for these awards!
The link to the nomination form and award information is: http://www.utsa.edu/hr/UEAP-Nomination2014.pdf Thank you.
Best Regards,
Karen
Karen P. Hoskins
College of Education and Human Development
Office of the Dean
T: 210.458.4480
From: Sandy Covarrubias
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2014 9:26 AM
Cc: David Diaz
Subject: University Excellence Awards nomination period ends Feb 7
Hi, All. Use the link below to review the UEA awards and share with your respective areas.
* The Rising Star Award
* The Leadership Award
* The Team Spirit Award
* The Extra Mile Award
* The Order of the Roadrunner Award
* Richard S. Howe Excellence in Service to Undergraduate Students Award; and
* President's Distinguished Diversity Award
The recipients of each award will be presented with a check for up to $1000.00; and a plaque at the ceremony on April 8.
Nomination Form; Instructions; and Award Descriptions here:
http://www.utsa.edu/hr/UEAP-Nomination2014.pdf
Thank you,
Sandy Covarrubias
12 years, 6 months
Serving those who serve, Discovering Peru - Spectrum Newsletter
by Jo Ann Jones
[Spectrum | College of Education and Human Development]
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The College of Education and Human Development added a new center in 2013: The Center for the Well-Being of Military Families. The center will focus on educational transitions, including those from military schools to public schools, from one state or national educational system to another, and from high school to college. << Read More<http://giving.utsa.edu/page.redir?target=http%3a%2f%2futsa.edu%2fspectrum...>
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This past summer, a group of College of Education and Human Development students had the chance to explore, dream, and discover just as Twain suggested when they took part in a faculty-led study abroad trip to Peru.
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Graduate students and faculty from the College of Education and Human Development at The University of Texas at San Antonio spent three weeks in China this past May as part of a college-wide study abroad opportunity.
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12 years, 6 months
FW: EM Alert 2: Round Two of Winter Weather Tonight/Friday Morning
by Karen Hoskins
FYI
Best Regards,
Karen
Karen P. Hoskins
Assistant Dean
College of Education and Human Development
Office of the Dean
T: 210.458.4480
From: Debbie (Howard) Rappaport
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 5:04 PM
To: Jesse Zapata; Ken Pierce; Sandy Welch; Betty Merchant; DANIEL GELO; Dorothy Flannagan; George Perry; Gerry Sanders; John Murphy; Krisellen Maloney; Lawrence Williams; Mehdi Shadaram; Page Smith; Richard Diem; Rogelio Saenz
Cc: Cheri Bratton; Cindy Perez; Denise Garcia; Diane Cordova; Elaine Miller; Ginger Hernandez; Karen Hoskins; Liliana Gutierrez; Linda Mahoney; Maria Alvarez (Engineering); Mary Kalicki; Mary O. Lopez; Monica Carreon; Nancy Rawls; Petra Gonzales; Rachel Guerra; Sandra Wenzel; Suzanne Willis; Terri Reynolds; Carlos Lopez (VPAA); Irene Valdez (Vice Provost); Kathleen Merring; Leanne Charlton; Lorelei Fogel Hammargren; Lorrie M. Smith; Vanessa Kenon; Vicki Weber
Subject: FW: EM Alert 2: Round Two of Winter Weather Tonight/Friday Morning
Please feel free to forward to your faculty and staff.
Debbie
Debbie Howard
Executive Assistant
The University of Texas at San Antonio
(210) 458-4969 (office)
(210) 458-4115 (fax)
debbie.howard(a)utsa.edu<mailto:debbie.howard@utsa.edu>
From: Lorenzo Sanchez
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 4:42 PM
To: Be Prepared
Subject: EM Alert 2: Round Two of Winter Weather Tonight/Friday Morning
UTSA Preparedness Partners,
Thanks for your continued support. As many of you are aware, the north side of San Antonio experienced a light band of wintry mix, mostly in the form or snow pellets known as "graupel." By definition, graupel refers to precipitation that forms when super-cooled droplets of water are collected and freeze on a falling snowflake. This morning's event was not widespread across the city, rather was concentrated on the north side, hence why most of the highways and roadways across the city were dry and clear. 1604 North became quite a traffic mess, and thank you for your patience dealing with those issues.
With this morning system out of the area, we are awaiting another system (part 2) to enter our area in the overnight hours. With freezing temperatures in place, tomorrow's weather will be variable and difficult to forecast. The following will summarize National Weather Service predictions -
Thursday Overnight/Friday Morning: We will again hit freezing overnight with another chance of freezing drizzle, sleet, snow, and/or ice after midnight - noon Friday. During this timeframe, the NWS is elevating the chance of frozen precipitation to 30-40% as an approaching weather system enters Texas. Should a wintry mix develop, light accumulations are possible due to frigid conditions. Roadways and elevated surfaces may be impacted depending on the amount and type of frozen precipitation - use caution on roadways. Temperatures will remain in the lower 30's through noon, and gradually rebound as the day progresses. The NWS will provide additional updates as models become clearer.
Preparedness and Recommendations:
* UTSA Emergency Management: Remains in close communication with local public safety partners, National Weather Service, TxDOT, school districts, and City/County organizations. Emergency Operations Center is monitoring weather conditions.
* University Communications: Providing support to update websites, weather hotlines, social media, and communications with campus stakeholders.
* UTSA Departments: Secure sensitive equipment from freezing conditions if stored outside or in vulnerable areas. Update call trees and related weather procedures; share with staff and faculty. Monitor the Campus Alerts website (www.alerts.utsa.edu<http://www.alerts.utsa.edu>) and 458-SNOW (7669).
* UTSA Facilities: UTSA is in a state of readiness, and will implement components of the ice plan as necessary to keep university roads and walkways safe.
* UTSA Police: Monitoring roadways, bridges, access roads, and are ready to deploy barriers if necessary.
* Protect pipes, plants, people, and pets from freezing conditions.
* Limit outdoor activities and take frequent breaks to warm-up; dress in layers.
* Use caution on roadways, as there may be slick spots on rural roads, bridges, overpasses, and other areas.
* UTSA community should monitor the Campus Alerts website, 458-SNOW (7669), and social media for updates on university operations.
Resources:
* National Weather Service - San Antonio: http://www.weather.gov/austin
* UTSA Campus Alerts Webpage: www.alerts.utsa.edu<http://www.alerts.utsa.edu> - Monitor the Campus Alerts website for the latest information on campus operations.
* 458-SNOW (7669): The hotline has been updated.
* Street Closures: http://www.sanantonio.gov/public-works/emergencystreetclosures.aspx
* Highway Conditions: http://www.drivetexas.org/Full/
Please forward this information to your department stakeholders. See the full NWS weather discussion below. Thanks and be safe!
TONIGHT:
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WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY:
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FRIDAY:
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Lorenzo D. Sanchez, MPA, CEM
Director of Emergency Management
The University of Texas at San Antonio
University Police Department
Office of Emergency Management
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, Texas 78249
Phone: (210) 458-6756
Mobile: (210) 464-5793
Fax: (210) 458-7602
Email: lorenzo.sanchez(a)utsa.edu<mailto:lorenzo.sanchez@utsa.edu>
Website: www.utsa.edu/utsapd<http://www.utsa.edu/utsapd>
Campus Alerts: http://alerts.utsa.edu/
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From: Paul Yura [mailto:paul.yura@noaa.gov]
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 2:50 PM
Subject: 245 PM Weather update....chances continue for frozen precipitation starting late tonight through Friday.
South Central Texas Partners....
...HEADLINE...Additional sleet/freezing drizzle/snow again late tonight into Friday...
...AREA OF CONCERN...All of South Central Texas but mainly east of a line from Leakey down to Carrizo Springs (Highway 83).
...IMPACTS...Late Tonight (after midnight) and Friday...light ice accumulation possible on bridges and overpasses and some roads. Road impacts will be highly dependent on type of precipitation and intensity. Exposed surfaces where cold air can get underneath (e.g., cars, decks) may see a light glazing of ice. Travel may get impacted, but no other impacts (power outages, trees down) expected. Arctic air will maintain cold temperatures across the region with a freeze expected overnight...while high temperatures on Friday could stay in the 30s all day once again.
...TIMING...Another round of winter precipitation could form during the overnight hours (starting mainly after midnight) and continuing at least through through noon on Friday. There are some indications that light precipitation could continue across the eastern half of the area into the afternoon hours. If the temperatures stay cold enough, frozen precipitation could occur into early afternoon.
...DISCUSSION...
The chances for freezing drizzle/sleet/snow are possible overnight (after midnight) Thursday into Friday as another upper level disturbance moves across Texas from the West. We have increased overall chances of frozen precipitation just a bit as some of the weather models are creating a better overall chance of seeing some light precipitation through mid day on Friday. Temperatures will definitely be cold enough to support frozen precipitation, confidence is low at the is point as to whether it will be freezing drizzle, sleet, snow, or these snow pellets like we saw this morning across the central sections of South Central Texas. In fact we may see reports of all those precipitation types on Friday. If precipitation does form, there would likely be travel impacts Friday morning, possibly lasting through early afternoon. Temperatures will remain very cold on Friday...struggling to get into the mid and upper 30s by late afternoon across the northern half of the area...some 40s are expected along the Rio Grande and southern half of the area. Any frozen precipitation that does fall will be very slow to melt and could in fact keep temperatures near freezing all day on Friday, similar to what we are seeing now.
Overall confidence that freezing temperatures will be in place is very HIGH. Overall confidence on the amount of precipitation is again low. As we have seen over the past week or so, its not taking much lift to create the frozen precipitation. We even had lightning and thunder here in New Braunfels with the frozen precipitation this morning, which helped to create quick bursts of precipitation and led to some accumulations on the ground and roads. Weather models have performed very poorly with these last few events and our confidence in them is rather low at this point. So judging from what the past few "disturbances" have brought to the area, all of South Central Texas needs to be ready to respond to frozen precipitation Friday morning into the early afternoon hours. Most of the impacts will be travel related with light icing possible on the bridges, overpasses, some roads, as well as icing on exposed surfaces. Reporting and good situational awareness is key. Road crews may be busy once again.
Check the forecast frequently as Winter Weather Advisories may be issued. You can monitor by going to our webpage for the latest forecasts and watches/warnings/advisories from the Austin-San Antonio National Weather Service. www.weather.gov/austin<http://www.weather.gov/austin>
Depending on conditions, the next email could be issued overnight and/or on Friday.
Paul Yura
National Weather Service Austin-San Antonio.
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12 years, 6 months
Research Presentation - Cristina Gillanders, Ph.D., Candidate for Assistant Professor of Early Childhood and Elementary Education
by Jenny Stokes
You are cordially invited to the following research presentation:
Cristina Gillanders, Ph.D.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Candidate for Assistant Professor of Early Childhood and Elementary Education
Department of Interdisciplinary Learning & Teaching
"Learning Words for Life: Vocabulary Development in Young Dual Language Learners"
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
10:15 a.m-11:15 a.m.
MB 2.212
Jenny Stokes
Administrative Services Officer
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Department of Interdisciplinary Learning & Teaching
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249
210.458.4413 (Office)
210.458.7281 (Fax)
jenny.stokes(a)utsa.edu<mailto:jenny.stokes@utsa.edu>
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12 years, 6 months
COEHD Faculty Forum on Tenure and Promotion - Friday, February 14th from 9am to 11am in the Faculty Center Assembly Room
by Alan Shoho
This is the last reminder to mark your calendar and reserve this date and time. On Friday, February 14th, the College of Education and Human Development will host a Faculty Forum on Tenure and Promotion in the NEW Faculty Center Assembly Room on the 4th floor of the JPL building from 9am to 11am. The purpose of the forum is to provide greater clarity to assistant and associate professors on issues pertaining to tenure and promotion as well as create an opportunity for all faculty to listen and understand how their colleagues perceive of the process and criteria. The forum will feature the following:
Dr. John Frederick, Provost
Dr. Betty Merchant, Dean
Dr. Thelma Duffey, Dept. Chair of Counseling
Dr. Wanxiang Yao, Dept. Chair of Health and Kinesiology
Dr. Laura Rendon, Professor, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
Dr. Paul Schutz, Professor, Educational Psychology
If you plan to attend, please RSVP me by e-mail, no later than Wednesday, February 12th. If you already rsvped, then you do not re-send it again.
Alan R. Shoho
Associate Vice Provost for Academic and Faculty Support
Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
12 years, 6 months
Registration for Undergraduate Research and Creative Showcase Day--April 24th 2014
by Rosalind Horowitz
4 February 2014
RE: Increasing visibility, participation, and collaboration of Undergraduate Research at UTSA
Annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Showcase Event
Dear Colleagues,
Below is the link for student registration at the UG Research and Creative Showcase Event at UTSA, with deadlines for submitting a proposal, April 7th, Registration of a project, April 11th, and poster submission deadline for a free printing of a poster, April 1st :
http://research.utsa.edu/UGresearch/showcase.php
This annual event will showcase hundreds of undergraduate student research and creative endeavors from across campus. The event is meant to increase visibility of and participation in undergraduate scholarly endeavors across all areas of academic inquiry. Such scholarly experiences enhance learning by complimenting classroom-based instruction, provide real-life, hands-on experience in student's field of interest, and offer development of critical and independent thinking, creativity, and problem solving.
We encourage College of Education and Human Development Participation.
Undergraduates may work with Graduate Students and Faculty on a Research Project!
ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATION
If you meet one of the eligibility criteria, you are welcome to register and present at the event. Eligibility criteria are:
1) A current UTSA undergraduate student who completed or is currently working on or will be working on (proposals for future scholarly activity with a faculty mentor are welcome)
2) A recent UTSA graduate who completed the research/project in summer 2013 or fall 2013
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Registration deadlines are:
Registration deadline*
Invitations to present sent to students from O.U.R. notice date**
Posters submission deadline for free printing by the O.U.R. (see below for details)*
April 11, 2014 (5pm)
April 7, 2014
April 1, 2014 (5pm)
*If you want to use the O.U.R. poster template, your completed poster (electronic power point file) must be returned to the Office of Undergraduate Research (donovan.fogt(a)utsa.edu<mailto:donovan.fogt@utsa.edu>) by 5pm on April 1 in order to be printed free of charge. If you register but do no return the completed template file by April 1, you will need to have the poster printed on your own.
**If you register, please assume you will be invited to present. The official invitations will let you know where and what time you are expected to present your work.
All best regards and research success,
Rosalind Horowitz, Ph.D. Professor, College of Education and Human Development
Representative for the Undergraduate Research and Creative Inquiry Showcase Day at UTSA
Donovan L. Fogt, Ph.D.
Director, Office of Undergraduate Research
Office of the Vice President for Research
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Plaza Norte Building room 2.130L
(210) 458-8227 mobile 512-400-0188
donovan.fogt(a)utsa.edu<mailto:donovan.fogt@utsa.edu>
http://research.utsa.edu/UGresearch/
12 years, 6 months
Research and Creative Inquiry Showcase-- APRIL 24th
by Rosalind Horowitz
4 February 2014
Dear COEHD Faculty,
The Office of Undergraduate Research and COEHD planning committee wants to remind you about the
UTSA UG Research and Creative Inquiry Showcase to be held April 24th, 10: 00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m.. Student registration and submission information will be sent in a separate e-mail. In order to best plan for the event and showcase each unit's ongoing UG research efforts, please help us:
1. Encourage other faculty and students to participate or attend to see the amazing work going on across our campus.
2. Estimate how many UG students we might expect based on 2013 and spring 2014 UG work in your college, and
3. Identify mechanisms to incentivize participation for faculty, student presenters, and attendance for non-participants.
You might consider listing this event on your extra credit options or as an attachment to your syllabus.
Estimates of student numbers are needed as soon as possible for budgeting (food, space, etc.). Consider your ongoing faculty/student efforts, college's annual reports, annual research fairs, etc. to get estimates of possible participants.
Please contact Donovan Fogt or Rosalind Horowitz with any questions or ideas. Thank you for your continued efforts towards the advanced education of our graduates!
All best regards,
Rosalind Horowitz, Ph.D. Professor, College of Education and Human Development
Representative on the Undergraduate Research and Creative Inquiry Showcase
Rosalind.Horowitz(a)utsa.edu<mailto:Rosalind.Horowitz@utsa.edu>, 458-2672
Donovan L. Fogt, Ph.D.
Director, Office of Undergraduate Research
Office of the Vice President for Research
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Plaza Norte Building room 2.130L
(210) 458-8227 mobile 512-400-0188
donovan.fogt(a)utsa.edu<mailto:donovan.fogt@utsa.edu>
http://research.utsa.edu/UGresearch/
12 years, 6 months
Basura Bash
by Christine Moseley
[Basura Bash] Basura Bash 2013 - Annual SA Waterways Clean-up<https://www.facebook.com/events/482848201746392/?ref=22>
February 22, 2014
COEHD faculty, staff, students, spouses and children are invited
20th Annual Basura Bash Waterways Cleanup!
Basura Bash is a one day, all volunteer event to clean the San Antonio Watershed.
UTSA COEHD has been assigned the North Greenway of Leon Creek. We will meet in the parking lot of the Gun Club on Hausman Street. The gates into the Gun Club parking lot will open by 8:00 am, registration and light breakfast will be from 8:00 - 8:30 am. The COEHD will have a table for registration for all folks representing our college. We are to be in the creek bed for clean up by 9:00 am and should be finished by 11:00 am.
Bring gardening or work gloves and wear appropriate clothes for weather and getting dirty! Also, wear close-toed shoes to allow for walking in uneven terrain.
Please let me know if you think you would like to join us and if you have any questions! I will be there with graduate students from ILT. Join us for this great community service project!
Christine Moseley, PhD
Professor
Department of Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching
UTSA
210-458-5992
12 years, 6 months
