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AU's Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Task Force is pleased to share weekly tips to help faculty and staff provide an inclusive learning environment for all students, regardless of differences that may impact learning. This week's tip is:
Flexible/ Multiple Due Dates
Allowing flexible or multiple due dates can help students with busy schedules, and help accommodate special requests due to a variety of circumstances (athletes who must travel for a game, or students who observe a religious holiday). This can be facilitated in person, or in Canvas using the instructions below.
Link: Add an Additional Due Date in Canvas
Submitted by: Meghanne Freivald
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Fall 2024 Arts Courses open to non-majors:
PERFORMING ARTS DIVISION
DANCE
DANC 120 - Fundamentals of Dance
DANC 211 - Dance History
DANC 212 - Walking the Walk
DANC 222 - Modern Dance I
DANC 227 - African Dance
DANC 230 - Improvisation / Composition I
MUSIC
MUSC 120 - Music Theory I
MUSC 130 - Class Piano I
MUSC 132 - Beginning Voice I
MUSC 135 - Beginning Guitar
MUSC 225 - Western Music
History I
MUSC 240 - Songwriting &
Composition
PRIVATE LESSONS
MUSC 101-107 & 301-307 - Piano, Voice, Trumpet, Saxophone, Flute, Viola, Cello, Bass, Drums, Guitar, Mandolin, Ukulele, Bass Guitar
ENSEMBLES
MUSC TBD - Popular Music Ensemble
MUSC TBD - Sound Gathering
MUSC 271 - Chorus
MUSC 273 - Concert Band
MUSC 274 - Jazz Ensemble
MUSC 275 - University Symphony Orchestra
MUSC 279-01 - Chamber Music String/Piano
MUSC 279-02 - Guzheng
PERFORMANCE DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
PDAT 120 - Technical Theatre
PDAT 200 - Spectacle and Rock & Roll in Popular Music
PDAT 221 - Making with Fabric
PDAT 228 - Costume Design for Dance
PDAT 231 - Prop Design & Construction
PDAT 270/370 - Play Production
THEATRE
THEA 200 - Acting Styles Workshop
THEA 212 - From Page to Stage: Script Analysis
THEA 240 - Acting I
THEA 241 - Vocal Production for the Theatre
THEA 311 - Theatre History I
THEA 330 - Directing I
SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN
ART 111 - Drawing Non-Majors
ART 121 - Sculpture Non-Majors
ART 122 - Glass Non-Majors
ART 151 - Ceramics Non-Majors
Attachment: Arts Courses for Non-Majors
Submitted by: Arts Events
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If you are planning on hiring CWS students for the 2024-25 academic year, you will need to complete a Federal College Work-Study Position Request/Job Description. Click on the link below to access the form and instructions. The completed forms are due by Friday, August 02, 2024.
Contact Elena Wallace (x2159) at the Office of Student Financial Aid if you have any questions regarding this request.
Attachment: Job Description Instructions 2425
Attachment: Postion Request form 2425
Submitted by: Brielle Gavin
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Monday, April 29 is the last day of classes for Spring Semester. Final Exams start Wednesday, May 1. Good Luck! Have a safe and fun Summer break. Hope to see you in the Fall.
Submitted by: Alex Holbrook
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Does the interior of your car need some love? Look no further than BCT Car Cleaning! Our complete car cleaning package, priced at a great low rate of $35, will have your car looking good in no time. We also come to you, with our fully mobile service, that takes 45 minutes or less, from start to finish. Don't wait, book your service now (your car will thank you later)!
Link: Book Now
Submitted by: Christopher Coyle
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Neurodiversity and autism acceptance are slowly becoming the norm across the U.S. instead of simply awareness. A few reminders for April include: listening to autistic voices, celebrating neurodiversity and autistic joy, developing a critical awareness of organizations like Autism Speaks, and supporting autistic-led organizations such as ASAN, AWN, Autistic Inclusive Meets, Autistics for Autistics, and Yellow Ladybugs. Remember - autistic folks are not a puzzle to be solved.
Link: A Proclamation on World Autism Acceptance Day, 2024
Attachment: Autism Acceptance Resources
Submitted by: Danielle Cowley
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Alfred's Flamingo Pop-up Restaurant is back! If you were on campus in April 2022, you would remember our delicious Tanzanian and Polish dishes. We are back with a new twist!
We are excited to share an experience and a new level of healthy and fresh food.
Our pop-up event is Thursday, April 18th at the Community Table, 2nd floor of Powell Campus Center at Alfred University, from 11 AM to 2 PM.
AVI Dining Services will supervise the event, and we are super excited for you to try our dishes!
Our Menu is on the Pre-order form (link attached), and the payments will go through Stripe; a secure online payment system for businesses.
All meals will be served with a complimentary dispenser drink.
We highly recommend pre-orders. The Pre-order window will close at 2 PM on Wednesday, April 17.
Walk-ins will be served with payment by Cash, Venmo, Cash App, Debit, and Credit Cards only.
*All proceeds donated from this pop-up event, will be donated to the official HotDog Day charities.
Link: Alfred's Flamingo Pop-up Pre-order Form
Attachment: Alfred's Flamingo Pop-up Restaurant Poster
Attachment: Alfred's Flamingo Pop-up Restaurant Menu
Submitted by: Brian Ngatunga
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Ash Julian, the winner of the Phi Beta Kappa Wit and Wisdom award, will present their award-winning essay "Stranger Things Robin Buckley and the Female Autism Phenotype Theory." The essay compares the depiction of the character Robin in Stranger Things to the characteristics of female autism phenotype and posits that the character represents a positive example of a female character with autism (a type of character rarely depicted in popular culture).
The Bergren Forum takes place every Thursday lunchtime during the semester from 12:15 pm to 1:00 pm in Nevins Theater. You're welcome to bring your own lunch. Tea and coffee will be provided.
For further information, contact Paige Bock (bock@alfred.edu, (607)-871-2217) or John D'Angelo (dangelo@alfred.edu, x2821).
Join the Bergren Forum on Zoom:
https://alfredu.zoom.us/j...
Submitted by: Paige Bock
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Alfred Box of Books Library will be hosting Post It Note Trivia in Susan Howell Hall on Friday, April 19th at 5:30pm. This is event is open to all!
Come test your knowledge and win some prizes!
Submitted by: Eliza Ordway
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Graduating in May? Earned a Minor? Show off your hard work! Sale 40% off on Minor Certificates in the Registrar's office! Sale ends May 1st!
Submitted by: Alex Holbrook
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Congratulations class of 2024!
Caps & Gowns have arrived at the bookstore and can be picked up Monday-Friday 9am-4pm. Please bring photo ID when picking up your regalia.
Submitted by: Heather Miller
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The final Women's and Gender Studies Roundtable of the year will be held the last Friday in April: Friday, April 26th, from 12:20 - 1:10 p.m., in the Herrick Library BookEnds space. The presenter will be graduating WGST minor, Valerie Mintz. Valerie will be presenting about her research in feminist disability studies with a focus on feminist cognitive disabilities. Valerie's advisor for this project is Dr. Meredith Field (Sociology). Please join us to celebrate the work of WGST students and their faculty.
The WGST roundtables are free and open to the public. As always, scrumptious refreshments and beverages will be available.
Attachment: Poster WGST Capstone Project
Submitted by: Janet McClain
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The Hot Dog Day Committee is looking for volunteers willing to be dunked in our dunk tank. We have 30 minute slots and will have a dry place for you to get changed.
Link: volunteer here!
Submitted by: Eliza Ordway
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