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2003 Title IX Advisory Council members announced
Summer program for school-age children offered on campus
Public library presents talk on cookbook by UCSC alums
and staff
Preparation work under way for new stop light
March 24, 2003
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2003 Title IX Advisory
Council members announced
The membership of the 2002-03 Title IX Advisory Council is as follows: Chair Campbell Leaper, associate dean of Social Sciences, provost of Colleges Nine/Ten, and associate professor of psychology; Sandra Chung, professor of linguistics; Helen Shapiro, associate professor of sociology; Amy Smith, graduate student in psychology; Rosemary Anderson, executive assistant to Associate Vice Chancellor Jean Marie Scott, Colleges and University Housing Services; and Emily Dubin, undergraduate student, Stevenson College.
For information on the role of the Title IX Advisory Council, see the
UCSC Sex Offense Policy and Procedures For the Reports of Sexual Assault(s)
(Section VI., page 10) and Sexual Harassment (Section III.C.,
page 19 & Section V., page 21). The information is also available
on the Title IX/Sexual Harassment
web page.
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Summer program for school-age
children offered on campus
UCSC Child Care Services offers a quality licensed program which is staffed by experienced and credentialed teachers. The summer program is located on campus, with groups at Family Student Housing and the Granary Building.
The School Age Summer Program offers a full range of fun and educational activities for children entering kindergarten through sixth grade. Activities include sports and art camps, garden projects, field trips, swimming, and visiting artists.
Applications have been distributed campuswide and completed applications
can be sent to UCSC Child Care Services Main Office, 599 Koshland Way,
Santa Cruz, CA 95064, to the attention of Shauna Potocky. The application
deadline is April 7. For more information, call (831) 459-2967 or e-mail
childcaresevices@ucsc.edu
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Public library presents talk on
cookbook by UCSC alums and staff
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| Painting by Ian Everard, from The Magic of Fire, by William Rubel (Ten Speed Press, 2002) |
Improvisation sits at the heart of hearth cooking, says William Rubel, a UCSC alumnus and author of The Magic of Fire, a new book about food created on an open fire.
Grilling, frying, roasting, baking--you can do it all on the home hearth with no specialized equipment, says Rubel. His cookbook includes 100 recipes for everything from beverages to pot roast to breads and desserts.
Rubel will be talking about his book at the Main Branch of the Santa Cruz Public Library on Thursday, March 27, at 7 p.m. The book's designer, Jim MacKenzie, publications' director in University Relations, will be on hand for the presentation along with the book's illustrator, Ian Everard, a 1990 graduate of the Science Communication Program. The Magic of Fire includes over 100 of Everard's illustrations.
The talk is sponsored jointly by the Friends of the UCSC Library and
the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Library. The Main Branch of the Santa
Cruz Public Library is located at 224 Church Street in downtown Santa
Cruz. For more information, call (831) 459-5870.
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Preparation work under way for new stop light
Currents provides regular updates on construction projects that have an impact on campus transportation and parking. Construction update story
For more information, visit the Transportation
and Parking Services web site and the Physical
Planning and Construction web site.
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