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  	        <title>Join TUSC for a session about TUSC (Towson University Staff Council) </title>
  	         <presenter>  TUSC members</presenter>
  	        <description>Please join TUSC to learn who they are, what they are working on, and who is working on it.  TUSC was formed by the President in 1993 and continues to serve as an advisory body to the President's Staff on non-faculty matters. The Council offers all staff an opportunity to express ideas and concerns and provides a means for assessing campus opinion on important staff issues. TUSC seeks to further the prominence of the University by promoting the value and talents of its staff employees. 
			
			
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  	        <date> Wednesday, March 16, 2011 Noon-1p.m.</date>
  	        <location>  University Union, room 313-315</location>
  	        <rsvp> Tuesday, March 15, 2011  Faculty, staff and students are welcome. Lunch will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Parking is limited, so please consider taking the shuttle or walking. </rsvp>
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  	        <title>College of Liberal Arts complex environmental features  </title>
  	         <presenter> Stephen Kolb, TU’s Energy Manager </presenter>
  	        <description>Please join TUSC and Stephen Kolb, TU’s Energy Manager for this one-hour session that will take you on a walking tour inside, outside, and on top of the CLA building. He will show you the many sustainable features of the building like daylighting sensors that dim the lights when there is adequate natural light, occupancy sensors that turn lights off when you leave the room, or carbon dioxide sensors that adjust the amount of air conditioning into a space based on the number of people in a room.  See how solar shades over the windows reduce the sunshine into the room during the summer months but allow the sun to shine through during the winter months.  See how many of the flooring components were manufactured from recycled wood and the environmentally friendly carpet uses no toxic glue and is from 70% recycled materials.  And see the first vegetated “Green Roof” on campus and learn about its many benefits to the environment.			
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  	        <date> Tuesday, April 26, 2011 Noon-1p.m.</date>
  	        <location>College of Liberal Arts, Southside entrance near the University Union</location>
  	        <rsvp> Monday, April 25, 2011   Faculty, staff and students are welcome. Lunch will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Parking is limited, so please consider taking the shuttle or walking. </rsvp>
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  	        <title>Grief Workshop</title>
  	         <presenter>  Amy Van Arsdale and Melissa Trevathan-Minnis  from the Towson University Counseling Center</presenter>
  	        <description>In this workshop, please join the Towson University Staff Council (TUSC) in welcoming Amy Van Arsdale and Melissa Trevathan-Minnis from the Towson University Counseling Center to discuss the grief process and how it differs from mourning. We will address myths about these processes and describe healthy ways to find support and support others regarding grief and loss. Discussion among participants will be encouraged, but not required.</description>
  	        <date> Thursday, May 27, 2010</date>
  	        <location>  University Union, room 305</location>
  	        <rsvp> Wednesday, May 26, 2010</rsvp>
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  	        <title>TU Climbing Wall</title>
  	         <presenter> Brian Ricketts, Campus Recreation Services</presenter>
  	        <description>Please join the Towson University Staff Council (TUSC) and Brian Ricketts from Campus Recreational Services for an introductory one-hour class on how to use the TU rock climbing wall at Burdick Hall. Attendees will learn what equipment is available to borrow and how to use it, rules and safety procedures, appropriate clothing, climbing terminology, balance, weight shifting, hand/ foot placement and much more! Attendees may be standing or sitting on the floor or an exercise ball for the instructional portion, and some or all will get a change to wear the gear and try the wall, so please dress appropriately in comfortable clothing. For more information, please check out http://www.towson.edu/campusrec/ap-peregrine.html to learn about our climbing wall right here at TU.</description>
  	        <date> Wednesday, July 13, 2011   Noon - 1 p.m.</date>
  	        <location>TU Climbing Wall, Burdick Hall</location>
  	        <rsvp> Tuesday, July 12, 2011</rsvp>
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  	        <title>Facebook privacy settings even your kids don't know about (and should!)</title>
  	         <presenter>Kay Kazinski, Albert S. Cook Library</presenter>
  	        <description>Learn to manage your privacy in Facebook to keep yourself, and your children, safer. 
This hands-on workshop will help you learn and to set up privacy controls in your Facebook profile, contacts, applications and search features.
Space is limited to 23 people. Basic computer skills required.
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  	        <date> Wednesday, July 14, 2010 </date>
  	        <location>Cook Library CK317</location>
  	        <rsvp>Tuesday, July 13, 2010</rsvp>
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  	        <title>Prostate Cancer: Understanding the Options and the Questions to Ask</title>
  	         <presenter>Dr. Stephen Ronson, radiation oncologist and director of Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) at St. Joseph Medical Center's Cancer Institute</presenter>
  	        <description> Dr. Stephen Ronson will explain topics such as: 
  	        What is Cancer?  Why do people get cancer and what does it mean for a certain type of cancer to "run in families?"
 What are the different ways to treat prostate cancer?
 How does hormonal therapy and radiation therapy work?
 How do doctors decide which patients should have surgery, which patients should have hormonal therapy and which patients need radiation therapy?
 What advances have been made in the treatment of prostate cancer?
 How can I prevent and detect prostate cancer? Dr. Ronson will  also share important questions patients should ask.
 
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  	        <date> Monday, September 19, 2011 , Noon to 1 p.m.</date>
  	        <location>Cook Library 505</location>
  	        <rsvp>Friday, September 16, 2011</rsvp>
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  	        <title>President Obama and the Press: Friends or Foes</title>
  	         <presenter>Dr. Martha Kumar, Department of Political Science</presenter>
  	        <description>Please Join TUSC and Dr. Martha Kumar from the Department of Political Science for this one-hour session.  Getting into direct combat with Fox News, it appears as if the Obama administration is in constant conflict with reporters and their news organizations. In reality, there is a great deal more cooperation than there is conflict. Faculty, staff and students are welcome.  Lunch will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Parking is limited, so please consider taking the shuttle or walking. 
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  	        <date> Tuesday, November 2, 2010  </date>
  	        <location>Cook Library,  Room 507</location>
  	        <rsvp>Monday, November 1, 2010</rsvp>
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  	        <title>The International Space Station (ISS)</title>
  	         <presenter>Dr. Don Thomas from the Hackerman Academy of Math and Science</presenter>
  	        <description>Please join TUSC and Dr. Don Thomas from the Hackerman Academy of Math and Science for this one-hour session. For more than ten years the United States and 16 other countries have been constructing the International Space Station.  With the space shuttle program coming to an end, the ISS is nearly complete with plans to keep it operational for another 10 years.  This talk will discuss how it was built, what it is like onboard, and what our astronauts do up there all day (day after day after day!).

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  	        <date> Thursday, December 9, 2010  </date>
  	        <location>Cook Library, Room 507</location>
  	        <rsvp>Wednesday, December 8, 2010</rsvp>
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