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Student Activities sponsored CW's annual Barbecue and Softball Game in Delfino Park yesterday. Students and Staff & Faculty gathered to enjoy a BBQ, summer treats sold by Sisters United, and the traditional softball game between students and Staff & faculty. Students won yet again with a final score of 16-9!!
Congratulations students!
The Office of Bachelor Studies & Returning Students put together the CW version of Family Feud, an interactive and informative game where students from different programs answered questions regarding the benefits of a Bachelor’s degree program at CW.
When asked how often they check their email each day, most people can’t even begin to estimate. Lots of us leave our inboxes open all day long. Yes, email messages are vital to communication, but the downside is that they can be a distraction, especially if we enable alerts and notifications that disrupt us through the day. Also, when miscommunications occur, it can lead to mental and emotional stress that can trickle into other areas of our day. The result: impaired productivity.
No matter what time of day or year, it’s always a perfect time for ice cream; but if that time of the year is summer with 85 degrees that’s even better! Student Activities sponsored the annual Ice Cream Social where Day Students, faculty and staff enjoyed ice cream from the Good Humor ice cream truck. Everybody enjoyed each other’s company as well as delicious free ice cream.
Professor Janet Thompson’s Management Applications and Theory group welcomed me several weeks ago. Professor Thompson invited me to participate via VoiceThread, which I did. We discussed Quality Management and The Female Factor. I have to tell the truth – I was not an intense participant, as technology got in my way! I was away for part of the week and did not get to respond to every student’s comments, and had to opt for written comments rather than voice a few times. However,
