Check out the new Student Affairs holiday video that highlights students, staff, and events from the previous fall semester. Thanks to Susie Cucura for putting the video together again this year.
Happy Holidays from Student Affairs.
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Monday, August 14, 2017
Student Affairs Holiday Video
December 2, 2014
Check out the new Student Affairs holiday video that highlights students, staff, and events from the previous fall semester. Thanks to Susie Cucura for putting the video together again this year.
Happy Holidays from Student Affairs.
Watch the Video
Check out the new Student Affairs holiday video that highlights students, staff, and events from the previous fall semester. Thanks to Susie Cucura for putting the video together again this year.
Happy Holidays from Student Affairs.
Watch the Video
Run with Our Heroes
November 5, 2014
Seven Counties Services and University of Louisville Join Forces to Run with Our Heroes as part of Mayor Fischer’s Week of Valor
To register for the Run/Walk visit www.runwithourhereos.org. Enter HERO in the coupon code to receive a $10 discount off registration. Special veterans and kids pricing available. Registration fee includes a t-shirt. Join us and celebrate the men and women who have so proudly served our nation.
For more information contact Gwen Cooper at Seven Counties gcooper@sevencounties.org or Glenn Giddings at University of Louisville glenn.gittings@louisville.edu or call 502-589-8615 ext. 1355
Press Release
Louisville, KY- Mayor Greg Fischer and numerous community partners announced today the inaugural Mayor’s Week of Valor — a week-long series of events to honor and celebrate the contributions of active-duty military, veterans and their families.
The Week of Valor begins on Monday, November 10th with numerous events scheduled throughout the week designed to honor and celebrate the contributions of active duty military, veterans and their families. The week culminates with the Run with Our Heroes 5K on Saturday, November 15th. The Run/Walk will start and end at the site of the old silos across from the Lacrosse Fields.
“It’s our goal to make Louisville the most supportive and responsive community in the nation for veterans,” Fischer said. “By raising awareness during the Week of Valor, we can help ensure that every veteran living in Louisville has the coordinated support and access to services for an optimal quality of life.”
Run with our Heroes festivities begin at 8AM with a special tribute to veterans from many US wars and conflicts and the singing of our National Anthem, all led by COL Chris Wynder, the first Army War College Fellow at the University of Louisville. The race will end with a live soldier finish chute in which runners and walkers will be welcomed. Proceeds from the Run With Our Heroes 5K will support the University of Louisville Veterans Services Fund and Behavioral Health Peer Support Programs at Seven Counties Services.
The UofL Veterans Services Fund was established as a commitment to military students and veterans at the University of Louisville; the proceeds will directly benefit military and veteran students pursuing their education at the University of Louisville.
Seven Counties is committed to continually funding additional services for military families through expansion of peer support and family support programs, wrap around services and substance abuse and suicide prevention initiatives.
Seven Counties Services and University of Louisville Join Forces to Run with Our Heroes as part of Mayor Fischer’s Week of Valor
To register for the Run/Walk visit www.runwithourhereos.org. Enter HERO in the coupon code to receive a $10 discount off registration. Special veterans and kids pricing available. Registration fee includes a t-shirt. Join us and celebrate the men and women who have so proudly served our nation.
For more information contact Gwen Cooper at Seven Counties gcooper@sevencounties.org or Glenn Giddings at University of Louisville glenn.gittings@louisville.edu or call 502-589-8615 ext. 1355
Press Release
Louisville, KY- Mayor Greg Fischer and numerous community partners announced today the inaugural Mayor’s Week of Valor — a week-long series of events to honor and celebrate the contributions of active-duty military, veterans and their families.
The Week of Valor begins on Monday, November 10th with numerous events scheduled throughout the week designed to honor and celebrate the contributions of active duty military, veterans and their families. The week culminates with the Run with Our Heroes 5K on Saturday, November 15th. The Run/Walk will start and end at the site of the old silos across from the Lacrosse Fields.
“It’s our goal to make Louisville the most supportive and responsive community in the nation for veterans,” Fischer said. “By raising awareness during the Week of Valor, we can help ensure that every veteran living in Louisville has the coordinated support and access to services for an optimal quality of life.”
Run with our Heroes festivities begin at 8AM with a special tribute to veterans from many US wars and conflicts and the singing of our National Anthem, all led by COL Chris Wynder, the first Army War College Fellow at the University of Louisville. The race will end with a live soldier finish chute in which runners and walkers will be welcomed. Proceeds from the Run With Our Heroes 5K will support the University of Louisville Veterans Services Fund and Behavioral Health Peer Support Programs at Seven Counties Services.
The UofL Veterans Services Fund was established as a commitment to military students and veterans at the University of Louisville; the proceeds will directly benefit military and veteran students pursuing their education at the University of Louisville.
Seven Counties is committed to continually funding additional services for military families through expansion of peer support and family support programs, wrap around services and substance abuse and suicide prevention initiatives.
UofL Parent of the Year Interview
October 30, 2014
Watch Latonya Quinn, the UofL 2014 Parent of the Year, being interviewed by Terry Meiners and Rachel Platt on WHAS Great Day Live
Read more about the 2014 Parent of the Year
Click on the video image about or go to following link:
http://www.whas11.com/story/entertainment/television/great-day-live/2014/10/29/latonya-quinn-uofl-parent-of-the-year/18112403
Watch Latonya Quinn, the UofL 2014 Parent of the Year, being interviewed by Terry Meiners and Rachel Platt on WHAS Great Day Live
Read more about the 2014 Parent of the Year
Click on the video image about or go to following link:
http://www.whas11.com/story/entertainment/television/great-day-live/2014/10/29/latonya-quinn-uofl-parent-of-the-year/18112403
Game Changers Retreat
The Game Changers Retreat was held October 3-5 for the first time ever.
The leadership development program was the result of a year long effort
to offer more meaningful leadership opportunities to UofL students.
The students represented organizations from all over campus. The
program was held at Bradford Woods Retreat Center in Martinsville, IN
about 30 minutes from Indianapolis. The students took the Student
Leadership Practices Inventory developed by Kouzes and Posner, authors
of The Leadership Challenge. Using this inventory helped them discover
more about their leadership styles and added them to working on a goal
they are trying to achieve this year in their leadership position. Stop
by the Office of Student Involvement to check out the terrific work
these students did presenting their goal and action plan for
accomplishment.'
View the video hee - https://youtu.be/GJ1VUbgnPBE
View the video hee - https://youtu.be/GJ1VUbgnPBE
Pickup Game at SRC
The ACC Mascots stopped by the SRC last week for a quick game of
flag football. The ACC Mascots were in town as part of the celebration
welcoming UofL in to the ACC.
Ten Go-To Resources for Supporting Students in Distress
July 10, 2014
Geri Morgan, Student Care Manager in the Dean of Students Office had an article published recently on the Delphi Center Blog – check out the full article at http://delphiweb.louisville.edu/theteachingpractice/?p=369
Geri Morgan, Student Care Manager in the Dean of Students Office had an article published recently on the Delphi Center Blog – check out the full article at http://delphiweb.louisville.edu/theteachingpractice/?p=369
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
SRC Certified Gold !
To receive this designation the facility designers, Omni Architects, Cannon Design and CMTA Consulting Mechanical and Electrical Engineers along with representatives of the university incorporated numerous sustainable in the building design and construction, these include:
- First University facility that is 100% cooled and heated by a Geo-thermal system
- Optimizing energy performance utilization automated indoor air quality and temperature control
- Solar hot water pre-heating system
- Utilization of building materials to reduce heat island effect.
- Reduce water use fixtures
- Water efficient landscaping, storm water utilization for irrigation and groundwater infiltration eliminating most storm water discharge
- Utilization of building material with recycled content and diversion of construction waste materials, 80% of all waste was diverted for re-cycling.
The new Student Recreation Center is another example of the University’s commitment to long term sustainability, carbon footprint reduction and growing the university in an environmentally friendly manner
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