Aug.
3 , 2001
Volume 10,
Number 14
UNT funds faculty, staff raises without departmental budget cuts
Proposing
increases to the UNT budget for the 2001-02 fiscal year, President Norval
Pohl and Vice President for Finance and Business Affairs Phil Diebel say
UNT can provide almost $4.4 million for faculty merit raises and state-mandated
staff raises without cutting departmental budgets.
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Herman L. Totten, Regents Professor and associate dean of the School of Library and Information Sciences, was chosen by the Faculty Senate to be the featured speaker during the general convocation portion of UNT commencement ceremonies Aug. 11.
About the commencement speaker
Herman L. Totten, Regents Professor and associate dean of the UNT School of Library and Information Sciences, has been a member of the university's faculty since 1977.
KWRD FM to
broadcast UNT football, men's basketball
UNT
has entered a contract with KWRD FM 100.7 to carry all 2001-02 UNT football
and men's basketball games.
UNT offers gifted education staff day
UNT's College of Education will host the second annual Gifted Education Staff Development Day for teachers, counselors and administrators from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 10 in the Lyceum of the University Union.
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Putting first
aid first: Now is the time to refill kits 
As the fall semester approaches, it is time for UNT departments to check their first aid kit for any items that are missing or have run out. According to Risk Management policy, every department should have its own well-stocked kit. Any department that does not already have a first aid kit should purchase one and store the kit in an accessible location. Kits should be well supplied with items such as bandages, alcohol wipes, latex gloves and cotton balls.
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School
supply drive under way
The UNT
Libraries are collecting school supplies for the children at the Denton
County Friends of the Family shelter, which provides emergency shelter
and counseling for battered women and their children.
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UNT police train officers in Mexico
In June, two members of the UNT police department traveled to Mazamitla, Mexico, to spend two weeks training the city's police officers.
UNT survey asks teens why so many shoplift
Every year retailers lose more than $10 billion to shoplifters. According to a national study conducted by Chain Store Age Executive, a retail industry publication, 38 percent of the culprits are teen-agers.
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Sunday
Fun Day and Howdy Week kick off the school year
As
the summer draws to a close, residence hall move-in days are quickly approaching.
On Sunday, Aug. 19, volunteers will be needed to help new residence hall
students move into their rooms.
If
you have a comment, complaint or compliment about the university, call
Answer Line at 565-4100. Leave your remarks on the recording. Please be
specific.
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