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My EDUCATION,   My FUTURE

A Message of Hope and Responsibility for Americas Students

The President spoke directly to students today on the need for them to take personal responsibility for their educations. Watch the video, read the transcript, and get the background  (08 Sept 2009)

http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/A-Message-of-Hope-and-Responsibility-for-Americas-Students/

 

Barry Flu Awareness and Preparation   Self-Triage for Flu Symptoms  H1N1 Flu Self-Evaluation  H1N1 Flu: Myths & Facts

Barry University flu awareness and preparation update

Barry H1N1 (Swine Flu) Update Swine Flu Update (01Jul09)Swine Flu Update (01May09) Swine Flu Update: Commencement-related activities (08-09 May 2009)Swine_Flu_Update_Barry_4PM_01May09Influenza and Meningitis (28Apr09)   How to Avoid Swine Flu and Stay Healthy

Important health announcement for the Barry community

( H1N1_Pubmed_1994.htmSwine Flu H1N1Swine_Flu_H1N1_WSJ_29Apr09.htm WHO_29Apr09.htm WHO_Swine_influenza_29Apr09.htm,   Meningitis W135 )

For more information on either illness, please go to www.CDC.gov or contact the Student Health Center at ext. 3750.

For the most up to date information please go to www.cdc.gov or www.dadehealth.org/ or http://www.who.int/en/

Florida Department of Health   Flu Tracker: Tracking the progress of H1N1 swine flu  

Clinical observations of influenza A(H1N1) from affected countries, 22 May 2009 [pdf 1.50Mb] World now at the start of 2009 influenza pandemic (11Jun09) [Chinese] World now at the start of 2009 influenza pandemic (11Jun09)  World Health Organization (WHO)  WHO_H1N1_High_Level_Consultation_18May09.pdf What is phase 6 pandemic? (11June 09) WHO pandemic phase descriptions [pdf 456kb]

 

CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Home Page  

CDC Responds to H1N1 Swine Flu Outbreak Among Humans  (April 2009)

 

 

  CDC: Social Media Tools for Consumers (H1N1)        CDC-TV  SwineFlu_768.wmv CDC-TV  Script for video (H1N1) H1N1 (Swine Flu) H1N1 influenza image         Cover your nose with a tissue when you sneeze or cough. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.

  Keep your sick kids home from school. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.            Wash your hands with soap and clean running water. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.   Wash your and your child's hands with soap and clean running water. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.           Stay home if possible when you are sick. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.  Qudese en casa si presenta los sntomas de la influenza. Para obtener ms informacin consulte www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/espanol/

One-stop access to U.S. Government H1N1, avian and pandemic flu information.

One-stop access to U.S. Government H1N1, avian and pandemic flu information.

PandemicFlu.gov: Planning & Response Activities

The Great Pandemic:  The United States in 1918-1919

The Great Pandemic:  The United States in 1918-1919

(The Office of the Public Health Service Historian)

Pandemic flu Storybook

 

 Social Media Tools  Social Media (Wikipedia)

Cover your nose with a tissue when sneezing or coughing. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.H1N1 (Swine Flu) Health Protection Messages

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are working together to provide consumers and partners with social media tools to access information about the ongoing H1N1 flu (swine flu) outbreak.

Social Media Products for H1N1 Flu

To encourage information sharing, collaboration, and interactivity, CDC provides many social media tools. Widgets, mobile information, online videos and the like reinforce and personalize messages, reach new audiences, and build a communication infrastructure based on open information exchange.

bullet bulletH1N1 Flu Social Media page
Access widgets, mobile information, online videos, Podcasts, eCards, RSS Feeds, Twitter, social networking, and more related to H1N1 flu.
 

Flu I.Q. Widget

The Flu I.Q. widget is an interactive quiz to test your flu knowledge. Place the Flu I.Q. Widget on your Web site, portal home page or on your blog to help others raise their flu I.Q. too! Dont worry if you dont know all the answers at first; the Flu I.Q. widget is an easy and fun way to learn what's true about flu. You can find, download and share this widget at  http://www.cdc.gov/widgets/.

   Qudese en casa si presenta los sntomas de la influenza. Para obtener ms informacin consulte www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/espanol/ Wash your hands with soap and clean running water. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.   Stay home if possible when you are sick. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.  Spread the word: Send an E-Card Spread the word: Send an E-Card

  CDC Flu Updates Widget. Flash Player 9 is required.

 

http://www.sciencemag.org/

http://www.sciencemag.org/swineflu/

Science reporters are following the swine flu epidemic with breaking news and exclusive analysis, coordinated and edited by Leslie Roberts

http://blogs.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/special/swine-flu-timeline.html

 

 

 

 

Founder's Week 2009

 

 

 

22 April 2009

Save funding for the Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG)       Faculty Awards recognize academic achievements and contributions (22Apr09) 

Dr. Silvia Macia (right) is pictured with Barry Provost, Dr. Linda Peterson. Macia received the Outstanding Faculty Member Award, recognized with 105 other faculty members who have made academic contributions to their fields this year.

 

Dr. Elizabeth Hays Park Dedication Ceremony (25Apr09)   We Remember Elizabeth (Betty) Hays (Alumni Assoc Comments) We Remember Elizabeth (Betty) Hays (12 March 2009)

Dr. Elizabeth Hays Park Dedication Ceremony

Saturday, April 25
9:00 a.m.

Dr. Elizabeth Hays Civic Park
3781 SW Riverland Road
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Dr. Elizabeth Hays Park Dedication: City of Fort Lauderdale

 

Fort Lauderdale park dedicated to memory of Barry's Dr. Elizabeth Hays 

 

 

Message from the President (22Apr09)

Message from the President 

(Dear Students: 22 April, 2009)

Despite the economic challenges that our nation, families, and organizations are facing, Barry University has been experiencing a relatively successful year. The exceptional quality of our faculty and staff, constant fiscal prudence and oversight, and an unwavering commitment to our institutional mission and values, are positioning Barry for a strong future. We are so delighted that you are part of our present AND our future.

---   -----  ---

As the spring semester draws to a close and you find yourself immersed in end-of-term assignments, please know that my prayers are always for you and your loved ones, your well-being, and continued academic success. You are a blessing to us, and we thank you for the privilege of helping you achieve your educational goals.

Blessings,

Sister Linda Bevilacqua, OP, PhD
President

 

Memorial Mass for Sister Arlene Scott, OP (29Apr09) 

Memorial Mass for Sister Arlene Scott, OP Sister Mary Arlene Scott, OP (1953-2009)

(1953 - 2009)

( 29 April 2009, Cor Jesu Chapel at 3:30 pm )

As a University community, we shall celebrate the life of Sister Arlene and give thanks to God for her ministry among us for the last ten years on Wednesday, April 29, the feast of Saint Catherine of Siena.

St. Catherine of Siena (Catholic Online)

 In Memoriam: Sister Arlene Scott, OP (Barry Magazine)

IN Memoriam Sr_Arlene_Scott_Barry_Magazine_Spring_2009

Sister Arlene Scott, OP

December 2, 1953 April 2, 2009

 

 

 

 

   Save funding for the Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG)  Barry students thank state legislators for their continued support of FRAG

Save funding for the Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG)

Contact Tallahassee Now!

We need you to make contact Now!

Get an update on SAVE FRAG and learn what you can do

 

 

 

Science Technology Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M.) Research Symposium (03 Apr 09)  First S.T.E.M. undergraduate research symposium at Barry a success

STEM Research Symposium First S.T.E.M. undergraduate research symposium at Barry a success

Science Technology Engineering and Math (S.T.E.M.) Committee at Barry University is inviting you to attend the First S.T.E.M. Research Symposium

Friday, April 3, 2009
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Andreas 111

 

 

 STEM  INITIATIVE

Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM)

Welcome To STEM at Barry

Welcome To STEM at Barry

The purpose of the Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) committee is to promote the development of a STEM learning community, in which students can thrive, succeed, and graduate in the STEM disciplines.
 

 

 

 

 

  EARTH_HOUR_2009

Join Housing and Residence Life for EARTH HOUR 2009

Join us in Landon Courtyard at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 28 - lights out at 8:30 p.m.

Wellness Activities Summer 2009 ScheduleSwine Flu Update: Commencement-related activities (08-09 May 2009) Commencement_Ceremonies_09May09 Commencement-related activities (08-09 May 2009)  Faculty Awards recognize academic achievements and contributions (22Apr09) Health Insurance: Open Enrollment for Summer begins (Su 2009) Business Career Fair (18 Mar 09) Registration beginning March 17 09  Social Services, Education, Non-Profit & Gov't Career Fair/Social Work Festival Nursing & Health Sciences Career Fair (16 Mar 09)  Careers in Science Discussion Panel (19 Mar 09) Festival of Nations (24 April 2009) Join Housing and Residence Life for EARTH HOUR 2009 (28Mar09; 8:30PM)

Student Call to Action: Save FRAG  Summer & Fall 09 Registration (opens March 17th 09)  Important policy for international students participating in internships Spring 2009 ISR Sport and Recreation classes  Scholarship opportunities - Dwight Lauderdale and Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships  Two alumni-sponsored scholarships now available for Barry students (Feb09) Africana Studies Symposium: 'Race, Gender and Politics in the 21st Century' (17-18 April 2009) Nominations now being accepted for academic honor societies Free money for students (Courtesy-Alumni Assoc) Career Services offers Spring Career Week and ongoing resources for students

 

Middle Class Task Force (White House)Obama _inauguration_MingPao_20Jan09 Obama Inauguration (NYTimes_20Jan09)Obama _inauguration_MingPao_20Jan09 Welcome to the White House http://www.recovery.gov/

 Recovery.gov- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

 

President Obama Addresses The National Academy of Sciences

(Monday, April 27th, 2009 at 2:15 pm)

The Necessity of Science

download .mp4 (407.6 MB) | also available here | read the transcript NAS_Obama_Science_27Apr09.htm

"This represents the largest commitment to scientific
research and innovation in American history."

-President Obama addressing members of the National Academy of Sciences, 4/27/09
 
"I am here today to set this goal: we will devote more than three percent of our GDP to research and development. We will not just meet, but we will exceed the level achieved at the height of the Space Race, through policies that invest in basic and applied research, create new incentives for private innovation, promote breakthroughs in energy and medicine, and improve education in math and science."

"This work begins with an historic commitment to basic science and applied research, from the labs of renowned universities to the proving grounds of innovative companies."

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT ON A NEW BEGINNING (Cairo University 04 Jun 2009)

The Presidents Speech in Cairo: A New Beginning  Obama_Cairo_University_04Jun09.htm

(Thursday, June 04th, 2009 )

Americas relationship with Muslim communities around the world.
 

Obama_Cairo_Speech_VOA_News_04Jn09.htm Voice of America (Obama's Cairo Speech)Obama_Cairo_Speech_VOA_News_04Jn09.htm

 

 

DoIT launches new lifetime email addresses for students and alumni  MyMail.Barry.Edu  

 

 

Happy Chinese New Year (Ox; 26 Jan 2009)  2009_Chinese_New_Year

Happy Chinese New Year (26 January 2009; Year of the Ox: 4706)

 

 

 

Spring 2009 Registration- begin Nov 4 08 Message from the President (Welcome 26Aug08) PAX Christi Meeting Alternative Spring Break (Oct08) Barry Law School establishes Earth Advocacy Clinic (Nov08) Get Ready to Vote! - Election Rally for Barry community (03 Nov 08) Obama Wins Election (NT Times 05Nov08) Annual Angel Tree Toy Drive (Nov08) Dr. Flona Redway and Dr. Teresa Petrino-Lin present poster at UCF (27 Sep 08) Kwanzaa Celebration and Feast (03 Dec 08) Barry University's Annual Christmas Tree Lighting (04 Dec 08) A Barry Special Christmas (07 Dec 08) Commencement Ceremonies (13 Dec 2008)  Common Reader: The End of Poverty (The Earth Institute, Columbia Univ)  Miami: VisitFlorida.com StART: Student Advanced Registration and Transitions

 Silent Witness (ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED WILL BE KEPT STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.)  Geico Achievement Scholarship now available for Barry students (Feb 2009) 

 

2009-2010 First-Year Common Reader

The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time by Jeffrey Sachs

The End of Poverty (The Earth Institute, Columbia Univ)       Google- Preview this book (End of Proverty)

 

 

Annual Martin Luther King Day Challenge

(Saturday, 17 Jan 09)
REGISTER TODAY AT: http://doitapps.barry.edu/MLKDay  or call (305) 899-3961.

 Martin Luther King Day Challenge (Register Now)

 

Barry University: Barry Basics Barry University (About) Greetings from Sister Linda (09 Jan 08)

My BarryBarry Accreditations

MyBarry is your personalized admissions system.

 

 

Build Relationships, Seek Truth, Create Change     Engaging the World through Transformative Catholic Higher Education   Barry Mission Statement

 

www Barry Home      CORE COMMITMENTS      Barry University Mission Statement

Core Commitments1: Knowledge and Truth Knowledge and Truth;   Core Commitments2: Inclusive Community Inclusive Community;   Core Commitment3: Social Justice Social Justice;   Core Commitments4: Collaborative Service Collaborative Service   

 

 Barry University: Barry Basics Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida Greetings from Sister Linda (09 Jan 08)

Build Relationships, Seek Truth, Create Change    Build Relationships,    Seek Truth,    Create Change    Barry Mission Statement

 

Barry University (About)

  Transformation:   Learn;   Reflect;   Serve 

Barry Intercollegiate Athletics (Live Barry Sports Stream)  The Barry Buccaneer: Student Newspaper    Barry WBRY Radio  Listen to Barry Radio (WBRY) Live Stream

Founders' Week (10-15 Nov. 08)

Barry Celebrates Mission through New and Old Founders' Week Traditions (10-15 Nov. 08)

 

 

China Earthquake_ Xinhua (28May08) Breaking News: China Earthquake China Earthquake_ CNN  (23May08)

China Earthquake Relief

World Vision  Mercy Corps AmeriCares Charity Navigator: Your Guide to Intelligent Giving Relief Web Oxfam America World ReliefWelcome to Network for Good ICRC: The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

 

 

 

 

 

Second Round of Advocacy

We need you to make contact Now!

Get an update on SAVE FRAG and learn what you can do

Save FRAGSave FRAG (Florida Resident Access Grant)Save FRAG (Florida Resident Access Grant)We are the faces of FRAG (Barry Students) Barry constituency meets with legislators to lobby to 'Save the FRAG'

 

 

Spring 2009 Registration- begin Nov 4 08 Barrys Hurricane Task Force reminds you to prepare for Hurricane Season 08   Feeding our Future program (Sodxeho)  China Earthquake (Mercy Corps) Beijing Olympic Game 2008 Sage Premier Journal Collection Core Aquarium Facility Buc Walking Challenge (Mar11-Apr28 08)CELT Training Opportunities - March 2008 Barry CARES- Feedback Form Fall 2008 ISR Sport and Recreation classes Faculty/staff nominations announced for 2008 AppLE Awards Barry University Mission Statement (June 2008) Message from Sister Linda (Washignton, DC. 18Apr08)Remarks by Pope Benedict XVI (CUA 17Apr08)Global Warming Conference Writing Competition (Oct 08)

 

[April 18.05] [April 08] [April 06] [April 05] [March 28] [March15] [March 09] [February 21, 05]

2008 Relay for Life of Miami Shores   Annual event raises more than $50,000 towards cancer research Barry students, staff and administrators travel to Tallahassee for 'Barry Days'  Message from the Provost, 04 April 2008

Founders' Week 2008 (Monday, Nov. 10 to Saturday, Nov. 15 )

 

February 14, 2008

February 11, 2008  We are the faces of FRAG (Barry Students)

Dear Members of the Barry community,

At this time our Florida resident students are facing a serious challenge that threatens their financial ability to attend Barry University.

Floridas Governor, Charlie Crist, has indicated that he may do away with allocations for the Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG), which by statue is available to any Florida resident enrolled in an accredited college or university in the State of Florida. We know that there is serious talk by some Florida legislators about also recommending cuts to the FRAG. We cannot let this happen.

Please join me in a University-wide advocacy effort to stop this intended action by the Governor and some state legislators. If you are a resident of the State of Florida, please let Governor Crist and key legislators know that we do not support any cuts to the FRAG.

Join our campaign to save FRAG for our Barry students. The Website will show you how to make your voice heard in Tallahassee. Please click on your appropriate link on the side bar for important information as to how to get involved in this Barry advocacy initiative.

Let Governor Crist and the legislators know that our Barry University students who are Florida residents do not want their educational dreams dashed.

Together we can retain FRAG for our Barry Students!

Sister Linda Bevilacqua, OP, PhD
President

   For continuing information on the Save the FRAG campaign, resources to get involved, and background on this funding and the proposed cut please see the Save the FRAG website at student.barry.edu/frag.
 

         Save FRAG (Florida Resident Access Grant) Rally  Save the FRAG Rally

        Save FRAG Rally (19Feb08)  

Tuesday, Feb. 19,  2008
12 p.m.
The Mall (in front of Barrys Cor Jesu Chapel)

Barry constituency meets with legislators to lobby to 'Save the FRAG'

Barry constituency meets with legislators to lobby to 'Save the FRAG' 

Barry students, staff and administrators travel to Tallahassee for 'Barry Days' (April 8-9, 08)

February 20, 2008

Miami Herald
Miami Herald Article
Don't kill our dreams, Barry students urge Don't kill our dreams, Barry students urge

 

What You Should Say To Keep the FRAG for Barry Students

When writing, calling and/or emailing our key legislators, tell them that saving FRAG will strengthen Floridas economy because:

Private higher education in Florida represents excellent fiscal management:

With less than 1.48% of the states higher education budget, independent colleges and universities produce 31% of all bachelors, masters, doctoral and first professional degrees.

Private colleges and universities are producing a major component of the states key professionals:

ICUF institutions graduate a quarter of the states future nurses, teachers, engineers, computer scientist and biomedical professionals. Half of them are FRAG recipients.

FRAG is a sound investment for Florida:

For each FRAG eligible student who transfers to the state university the cost to the state budget is nearly four times more than the FRAG grant.

Cutting FRAG will increase debt for Florida families:

Many Florida students and their families will need to borrow more loans, putting them in greater debt and financial hardship for many years.

Cutting FRAG means Florida will lose students to other states:

Those students that can't get into a state school will leave the state of Florida. Many students who obtain their education out of state will not return. The State of Florida will lose World Class Talent and negatively impact the states economy.

 

 

February 07, 2008

Health Alert from the Student Health Center

Multiple cases of Influenza A diagnosed on campus this week (07Feb08)

Multiple cases of Influenza A diagnosed on campus this week

 The Student Health Center has diagnosed multiple cases of Influenza A in the past week. These cases are NOT related to each other. They have been diagnosed in resident students living in different resident halls and commuting students. This is significant Student Health Services can now predict that there will be a surge of additional cases in the next two weeks.

For more information regarding this years Influenza season please go to www.CDC.gov  Seasonal Flu: What You Should Know About

 

February 05, 2008

Barry celebrates Black History Month

Barry celebrates Black History Month

Black History Month is a remembrance of important people and events in the history of the African diaspora. It is celebrated annually in the month of February in the United States and Canada. At Barry, Black History Month events are sponsored by the Africana Studies program, in collaboration the Black Student Association and various Barry departments and offices.

 

Library Adds Sage Premier Journal Collection

Sage Premier Journal Collection

 

The Barry library has purchased a subscription to Sage Premier Journal Collection, consisting of over 480 full text scholarly journals titles. SAGE full-text collections are award-winning, discipline-specific research databases of the most popular peer-reviewed journals in communication studies, criminology, education, health sciences, management and organization studies, materials science, political Science, psychology, sociology, and  urban studies & planning.

The collections provide researchers and students with a research environment that is easy to use and complete with the most up-to-date content and backfiles to volume 1, issue 1

SAGE: Premier Journal Collection

 

 

January 18, 2008

Public Safety partners with county for emergency wireless notification system

Emergency wireless notification (Public Safety 18Jan08)

Barry Universitys Public Safety Department has partnered with Miami-Dade County to bring the Barry community wireless emergency notifications through Miami-Dade Alerts.

The system, formally announced at a news conference Thursday, Jan. 17, will allow Barry University to send out Barry-specific messages to students, faculty, staff and/or friends of the university who enroll in the service.

The notification system is a free, but voluntary, system that will be tied into that of the whole county.
There will be an official sign-up form at Public Safety locations in Landon 100 and Thompson 111 beginning Tuesday, Jan. 22. By signing up at either location, students, faculty and staff will receive messages on the device of their choice in the event of an emergency. Messages sent to the Barry community will be specific to Barry University, but those who enroll will also receive emergency alerts from Miami-Dade County including, but not limited to, police, fire rescue and severe weather issues.
 

 

 

January 03, 2008

Center for Earth Jurisprudence: Cosmology Series (Schedule) Click here for Schedule

Two discussion series from Center for Earth Jurisprudence

So What Is Earth Jurisprudence Anyway?

From the Center that helped bring Barry the Water Conference:
A discussion series on emerging perspectives in cosmology and ecology perspectives that allow humans to self-govern for the benefit of the Earth community as a whole.
 
All events take place in Landon 301 at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays.
 

 

December 13, 2007

Dr. Martin Luther King Day Challenge (19 January 2008)

Dr. Martin Luther King Day Challenge (19Jan08)     Dr. Martin Luther King Day Challenge (19Jan08)    MLK Day Challenge (on-line registration)      Dr. Martin Luther King Day Challenge (19Jan08)http://www.mlkday.gov/

On-line Registration 

The MLK Day Challenge is a day that recognizes Dr. Martin Luther King and the ideals that he upheld.

On
January 19, 2008 the MLK Day Challenge will take place at Barry University. Students, faculty, staff, family and friends will have the opportunity to come together and live out the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King by serving in the surrounding communities.

This event will give individuals the opportunity to participate in a minimum of three hours of community service. Food and transportation to the site will be provided.

Volunteers will help revitalize/renovate parts of the Miami Dade community. Volunteers will actively work with the local community representatives and families.  A variety of activities will be taking place.

MLK Day of Service http://www.mlkday.gov/

 

 

 

November 07, 2007

Plan ahead for Founders' Week 2007! [Nov. 12-16, 07]

     Founders' Week: 12- 16 Nov 2007 (Calendar of Events)   Plan ahead for Founders' Week 2007!  Arbor Day 12 Nov 2007  Founders' Week Pride Day: 13 Nov 2007  Founders' Day 14 Nov 2007  Founders' Week Mission Statement Open Forum 15 Nov 2007

FOUNDERS WEEK:  Monday, Nov. 12 through Friday, Nov. 16

Founders Week is right around the corner!

Make sure to register and save the date for all your favorite Barry traditions, including Barry Pride Day, Founders Day and a Presidential Open Forum.

To assist this process, a website is now live with a full schedule and more information on Founders Week 2007. To access the website, click here: http://www.barry.edu/foundersweek/default.htm.


Founder"s Week cake cutting

Barry President Sister Linda Bevilacqua, OP, PhD leads Barry students and administrators in singing "Happy Birthday" for Barry's 67th year. The cake cutting was part of the annual Founders' Day festivities, celebrated Wednesday, Nov. 14 this year.

 

 

October 30, 2007

BU community to gather tomorrow in memory of John Beaubrun

    Barry Relay for Life (American Cancer Society)    Barry community remembers John Beaubrun  OUR SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR LOVING SUPPORT!  (DoIT 08Nov07)

A funeral mass will be celebrated tomorrow [Wednesday, October 31] at 11 a.m. in Barrys Cor Jesu Chapel for John Beaubrun, BUs vice provost for information technology, chief technology officer and assistant professor of computer information systems who passed away on Sunday, October 28.

The mass will immediately follow visitation at 10 a.m. in the Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, Barry/Miami Shores Relay for Life, 3901 NW 79 Avenue, Suite 224, Miami, Florida, 33166, phone (305) 594-4363

Relay For Life of Miami Shores (Barry Univ.)  

Barry hosts Miami Shores Relay for Life (April 11, 2008)

Annual event raises more than $50,000 towards cancer research

Annual event raises more than $50,000 towards cancer research

 

 

October 29, 2007

A message from the Office of the Provost

October 29, 2007

My dear Barry community,

It is with great sadness that I write to tell you that John Beaubrun, vice provost for information technology and assistant professor of computer information systems, passed away on Sunday afternoon.

John was a good and decent man who was committed to Barrys mission and values. As a member of our university community since 1983, John served in a variety of positions during his twenty-four year tenure. John will be sorely missed by all of us, especially by his colleagues in DoIT. Like you, I mourn the loss of a good friend.

Johns family has asked that the Barry community come together to celebrate Johns life at a funeral Mass in Cor Jesu Chapel on Wednesday, October 31, at 10:00 am. Let us keep Johns family in our prayers.

Linda Peterson,
Provost of the University

 

 

 

October 17, 2007

Barry Univ. Water Conference (Oct 23 -Oct 24 07)

 

Register for "Water World: H2O, Life and the Future"

     

Water World: H2O, Life and the Future
Tuesday, Oct. 23 Wednesday, Oct. 24:

This interdisciplinary conference, cosponsored by the Center for Earth Jurisprudence and Barry University and funded in part by a grant from the South Florida Water Management District, will focus on deepening awareness of the central role water plays in the life of the planet.

SFWMD HeaderWater

View Full Schedule for "Water World: H2O, Life and the Future"  [pdf]
(You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the file.)

Michael Grunwald, author of 'The Swamp' signs a copy of his book for Provost Dr. Linda Peterson at "Water World: H2O, Life and the Future" Oct. 23. Grunwald gave the keynote address at the two-day interdisciplinary conference.

 

September 26, 2007

   Barry CARES Click  here to send Feedback

Barry CARES What You Think: Give Us Your Feedback!

Quality Improvement Program (QIP) CARES

Civility And Respect for Excellent Service (CARES)

Quality Improvement Program (QIP)

Barry CARES What You Think: Give Us Your Feedback!

You are cordially invited to:
The launch of the Barry CARES online feedback system.

Be the first to share "what we're doing well and what we can do better!"

Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007; 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.;  Thompson Hall Patio

 FREE pizza, drinks and giveaways.

Computer terminals will be available to try out the system.

To the Barry University Community: 

Barry CARES is a university wide initiative designed to engage our students, faculty, and staff in creating a culture of service excellence.

 A number of university departments are helping to launch the feedback portion of the Barry CARES

The purpose is to create a continuous process for enhancing our university services through a central database, where all issues may be shared and responded to in a solution focused manner. We ask that you use the Barry CARES feedback system to share your positive feelings about what we are doing well and your thoughts on what we can do better.  Your feedback will help us transform your university experience!

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September 20, 2007

Facilities Management to prepare for construction of aquatics lab in SNHS

Pardon our Dust:  

Contractors will begin to barricade and secure the West entrance of the School of Natural and Health Sciences building in preparation for the construction build out of the Aquatics Lab on the 3rd floor.

All traffic will be directed towards the East entrance located within the Adrian building corridor. All fire exits and means of egress will be accessible in the event of an emergency. This project is expected to be completed by January of 2008, please pardon our dust and any inconvenience this may cause to students, faculty and staff. 

For questions regarding the construction please contact the office of Physical Plant at (305) 899.3785 or questions related specific to the Aquatics Lab you may contact the School of Natural and Health Sciences.

Thank you in advance,

Facilities Management

 

August 24, 2007

View webcast and read address of

Sister Lindas State of the University speech

More than 800 members of the Barry University community gathered on Tuesday, August 21, for President Sister Linda Bevilacquas address at the annual assembly in the Broad Auditorium.

The "State of the University" speech was part of an annual assembly day for Barry faculty and staff, welcoming the new academic year through the presidential address, the first meeting of the faculty senate and an annual social gathering.

A copy of the speech and webcast are now available online.
 

To view Sister Lindas presentation, please visit: http://stream.barry.edu/streamingVids/Details.asp?vID=15 and select "Welcome Back Assembly"

The presidents remarks can also be found at: http://bucwis.barry.edu/doc/08-22-07.slb.prez.address.for.web.doc

 

 

August 23, 2007

"Embracing the Priority: Care for All Creation"

In October 2006, the Roman Catholic Bishops of the State of Florida offered their commentary to the people of the State entitled: Cultivating Care for All Creation. In this commentary the Bishops write about the urgency for people to live in right relationship with all of Creation, recognizing that the entire world is interconnected and is a manifestation of God. Join us for a study of this important document.
 


Document Presentation and Discussion:

When:
Thursday, Sept. 20
12:00
1:30 p.m.


Where:
Kostka Room, Thompson Hall

Sign Up:
Call (305) 899-4805, or email
dcaron@mail.barry.edu to reserve a seat.

Bring your lunch, a beverage and dessert will be provided.

In preparation, please download and read Cultivating Care for All Creation: 
Cultivating Care for All Creation
http://www.flacathconf.org/Publications/Commentaries/Environment10-2006.pdf
or pick up a printed copy at the Campus Ministry Office.
 

  
Facilitator: Sister Margaret Galiardi, OP

Sister Margaret is a Dominican Sister of Amityville (N.Y.) and is the associate director of Homecoming, and organization committed to understanding that the human world and the natural world are one sacred community and a consultant with the Center for Earth Jurisprudence, Miami. An author and lecturer, Sister Margaret teaches about an emerging Ecological Theology.
 

Sponsored by the Center for Dominican Studies and the Center for Earth Jurisprudence

Saint Dominic: Center for Dominican Studies

 

 

 

August 22, 2007

2007-2008 First-Year Common Reader

2007-2008 First-Year Common Reader

http://www.barry.edu/commonReader/

The Swamp   Amazon.com: The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise

The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise
by award-winning journalist Michael Grunwald

What is a common reader?

The common reader is a book assigned to all first-year students to read before or shortly after they arrive on campus. The purpose of a common reader is to integrate you into the University learning community as early as possible. When students, regardless major area of study, read a common text, a shared learning experience is possible. A common reading allows various experiences, reactions, and perspectives to be exchanged and discussed.

Barry University Bookstore (Follett)

Purchase The Swamp from the Barry Bookstore:
- Paperback
- Hard Cover

 

 

 

 

August 22, 2007

CELT Review (Center for Excellence in Learning & Teaching)

Center for Excellence in Learning & Teaching (CELT)

CELT Distance Learning

 

CELT is offering Blackboard basics workshops for students. No registration is necessary. Topics covered:

Blackboard; Barry Univ.  

* Usernames and passwords
* Blackboard URL
* Getting into the site
* basic navigation
* What to do if you cant access your class Web site
* Getting technical help

LOCATION: CELT lab, Library 301

August 22 & 24: 10:00 - 10:30
August 22 & 24: 3:00 - 3:30
August 28 - 31: 10:00 - 10:30
August 27 - 31: 3:00 - 3:30
August 29: 5:00 - 5:30
Sept 4 7: 10:00 - 10:30
Sept 4 7: 3:00 - 3:30


Please contact Keva Boone (kboone@mail.barry.edu) or Linda Cahill (lcahill@mail.barry.edu) for more information.

 

 

January 08, 2007

Welcome to all Students

Welcome to all  Students.

I would like to wish every one of you a very productive and enjoyable semester.

Please come back often to this "Announcement" page for new information or join a Discussion Forum with your fellow classmates.

Barry's official means of communication with students is BUCMAIL. A student email account is automatically created by the Division of Information Technology for all registered students. The University will communicate with students through this official address, which is recorded in the University's electronic directories and records for each student. All students taking classes that meet on the Barry University campus are required to log in to their official Barry University student email account within one week of the beginning of the semester when they enroll. Faculty or technology coordinators associated with distance education classes or courses that meet off campus should also require students to login to their official Barry University student email accounts

The following are important points to remember about student use of Barry email as well as faculty responsibilities.

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Students should check their email as often as
they check their regular mail. The University recommends checking at least
twice a week;

 

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Students must maintain their mailboxes to
avoid exceeding their mail quotas. That means routinely deleting old mail and
downloading large files, saving them on their own hard drives and deleting the
files from their email mailboxes;

 

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The practice of having Barry email forwarded
to other email addresses (such as Hotmail or Yahoo!) is an option for
students, but instructors might advise students that other email addresses may
have limitations, such as limited space that prevents the student from sending
and receiving messages;

 

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In general, email is not an appropriate medium
for sensitive or confidential information.

Best Wishes!!   Dr. Lin

 

StART I & II for new students and their family members (Jun 2009)      

Student Advanced Registration & Transitions (StART)

June 22 - June 26, 2009

 

COMMENCEMENT INFORMATION (Fall 08)  Christmas season - Mass and Campus Ministry schedule (2008)  Merry Christmas from Sister Linda Bevilacqua and the Barry University Community Spring Student Involvement Fair (14 Jan 09) Annual MLK Day Challenge (17 Jan 2009) Get your FebFest tickets before its too late! (Feb 16-20, 2009) Spring Career Fair Week (16Mar-19Mar 09) Holy Week - Schedule of Services at Cor Jesu Chapel (April 6-12) Wishes for a Holy PassoverFestival of Nation (Schedule 24 Apr09)14th Annual Festival of Nations (24Apr09) Commencement_Ceremonies_09May09Commencement-related activities (08-09 May 2009)Multiple cases of Influenza A diagnosed on campus this week (07Feb08) Ending Poverty: Undergraduate Conference 27Oct09 Barry Celebrates Mission through New and Old Founders' Week Traditions (10-15 Nov. 08)

 

 

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