Hello to Russell Matthews, part-time Delivery Attendant. Russell has experience with MU Campus Mail and the company DHL in terms of mail/package delivery. He also has several hours of college-level credit in computer science.
Hello to Russell Matthews, part-time Delivery Attendant. Russell has experience with MU Campus Mail and the company DHL in terms of mail/package delivery. He also has several hours of college-level credit in computer science.
A reminder that self-nominations are due by Wednesday, June 30, for membership on the Diversity Action, Exhibits, Preservation, and Staff Development committees. For more info, please refer to the June 11 issue of News Notes.
On Friday, June 25th Energy Management and Building Maintenance will be conducting an electrical outage for the entire building of Ellis Library. On Friday, the Library will be closing at the regular time ( 5:00 p.m.) we are asking ALL library personnel to vacate the building at this time.
The IT Department request that everyone turn off their computers. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Pat Jones in Security.
James William Rambow, 67, died Thursday, June 17, 2010 at Westview Care Center in Indianola. Jim was born April 23, 1943 and is preceded in death by his parents Ralph and Elizabeth Rambow. Jim was a retired librarian from the University of Missouri at Columbia. He maintained an avid interest in trains and a passion for books and film his entire life.
Cremation has taken place with a private burial scheduled in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Audubon, IA alongside his parents.
Special thanks to the staff of Westview Care Center for the superior care they provided to both Jim and his mother. Online condolences may be sent at www.overtonfunerals.com.
Ride to Wellness Odometer Program
Ride to Wellness encourages movement for those riding bicycles or using wheelchairs. For $20 participants receive an odometer and log book. When you reach 500 miles, turn in the booklet for a prize and receive a $20 refund. To enroll, send or bring a $20 check (our cost, made payable to Healthy for Life) to 205 Heinkel Building. Click here for more information.
MU Farmers Market
Delicious prepared foods and produce await you at the MU Farmers Market Thursday June 24th on Lowry Mall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors will be from the Columbia Farmers Market and Boone County Farmers Market. Bring cash or check (no student charge accepted) for mouth-watering and locally grown produce, baked goods, hamburgers and more to sample and purchase. For more information and dates through the MU Farmers Market season go to www.wellness.missouri.edu. The MU Farmers Market is brought to you by the Wellness Resource Center, Department of Student Life. Healthy for Life will also have a table with pedometers and odometers for sale and the opportunity to enroll in our programs.
Lifestyle Change Group
Tired of the Yo-Yo diet? Want a healthier lifestyle? Need a support system to help take charge of your life? Join the Lifestyle Change Group every Tuesday starting July 13th 12:30 p.m. – 1 p.m. at the Quarterdeck Building. Cost is only $5 for every 10 week session. Contact Gretchen Roberts at 882-7912 or robertsg@health.missouri.edu.
Lunch N’ Learns
If your department is interested in a “brown bag” seminar on cholesterol/blood pressure please contact us. Lindsey Cook, RN, is delighted to share her knowledge with you and your colleagues on this important wellness issue. Presentation length can be 30-45 minutes.
Team Building Wellness Sessions
Healthy for Life’s Jenny Workman, program manager, and Armine Alioto, MUHS Nurse Manager , would like to give a brief wellness presentation during one of your faculty, staff or departmental meetings this summer, tailored to meet your needs (physical activity, nutrition &/or stress reduction). These are short, effective, and free sessions to help faculty and staff build on common wellness and productivity goals and will inform your department about free or low cost Healthy for Life programs available. Please contact Jenny or Armine to discuss details.
Make it a Low-Stress Summer
Celebrate summer with a massage! Licensed Massage Therapist Jeff Rioux provides clinical massage therapy in his office at University Hospital (GL-20). Employees receive a discount: 30m-$30, 60m-$45, 90m-$65. Schedule your appointment today by calling 884-1312. Jeff is available Mon/Tues 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Wed. 1-7 p.m.; and Thurs. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. If you’d like to buy a gift certificate, stop by Medtique Gift Shop in University Hospital or the Healthy for Life office in 205 Heinkel Building on campus.
Summer Workplace Fitness Classes
Take advantage of these classes that fit your budget. Full payment is due at the beginning of the first class and space is limited. Please contact the instructor directly to register or for questions. All classes are designed so that exercises can be performed in work clothes.
Please join us to discuss Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die on July 8 at 1 p.m. in 159 Ellis.
The theme for summer is Travel. The new exhibits in the Colonnade highlight the history and variety of National Parks, present personal narratives of travel in the United States, provide examples of travel destinations in Missouri, and display a selection of travel guides from Special Collections.
Artist books are displayed in the east free-standing case. Our new artist in the Bookmark Café is Carla McElroy, with a variety of portraits and colorful drawings.
–Sandy Schiefer, Chair of Exhibits Committee
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You can see photos of the party that HSL held of Diane Johnson at
http://picasaweb.google.com/Caryn.Scoville/DianeS30thAnniversary?feat=email#