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12 Clarion University of Pennsylvania Student and University Affairs The accomplishments of our students, faculty, and staff are publicized through this center. Any student or student organization with suggestions for news releases should contact Student and University Relations. Other student-related services Libraries Howard F. McGinn, M.S.L.S., M.B.A., dean 125 Carlson Library Building Telephone: 393-2343 E-mail address: hmcginn@clarion.edu Website: www.clarion.edu/library/ Assistant Professors: Clemente, Decker, Gamaluddin, Glotfelty, Johnson, Knickerbocker, Martin, Stempeck, Webb Carlson Library on the Clarion Campus is a new $15 million state-of-art facility. Extensive connectivity to the campus network and the Internet is provided through building-wide wireless and standard data networks. There are 140 computer workstations in four computer laboratories available for student use. The library is home to the university’s Center for Academic Excellence and the University Art Gallery. The Department of Library Science, a department in the university’s College of Education and Human Services, has its offices, classrooms, and computer laboratory in the new facility. Mission The mission of the Clarion University Libraries, comprised of the Carlson Library on the Clarion Campus and Suhr Library on the Venango Campus, is to: • assist university undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and administration in conveniently locating and accessing the university’s information resources and those of other sources; • develop and provide timely and responsive services, programs, and tools that facilitate translation of information into knowledge and support research, scholarship, teaching, and learning; • build, select, and preserve, in cooperation with university faculty, a collection of information resources commensurate with the current and anticipated discipline needs of the university’s instructional programs and supportive of teaching and learning processes; • contribute to progress of the university and the profession; and • participate in addressing the information resource needs of local and rural communities in Pennsylvania. Carlson and Suhr libraries have combined collections of more than 1.7 million volumes in various formats, including books, microforms, periodicals, and electronic databases. Materials not held by the two libraries may be accessed through interlibrary loan services offered at both libraries or directly online through the library’s Webpage. The libraries are committed to providing excellent service to users. Qualified library faculty and staff are available in each of the libraries’ public service areas to assist users in locating information, satisfying research needs, and effectively using instructional technologies. Library faculty also provide instruction on general library use and on research resources and strategies which are discipline specific. The libraries’ Webpage (www.clarion.edu/library/) provides a gateway to Internet resources including services which provide full-text access to thousands of academic journals. Parking and Automobile Regulations All provisions of the Vehicle Code of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as supplemented by parking regulations issued by the chancellor, State System of Higher Education, and Clarion University, will be strictly enforced on the Clarion University Campus. Authority for such enforcement rests with the director of Public Safety. People who fail to pay fines will be reported to the district magistrate, and upon conviction will be subject to penalties provided by law. All people who possess, maintain, or operate a motor vehicle on campus are required to register the vehicle with the Department of Public Safety. Registering a vehicle does not guarantee a parking space. 1. People qualifying for campus parking privileges will be issued a tag indicating the privilege has been granted and will be assigned to a specific parking area. 2. Any person who intends to operate a vehicle on campus after the date on which permits are required must register the vehicle within 24 hours with the Office of the Director of Public Safety. Motor vehicles must be registered even when their use is intermittent rather than regular.
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 13 Music Program Department of Music, Lawrence J. Wells, D.M.A., chair 215 Marwick-Boyd Fine Arts Building Telephone: 393-2287 E-mail address: wells@clarion.edu Website: www.artsci.clarion.edu/music • Brass Ensemble offers students the opportunity to study and perform chamber music for brass instruments. Repertoire is varied, with a concentration on early music and music of the 20th century. Membership is by audition. • Concert Choir offers all members of the university community who enjoy and appreciate choral music and singing in a large ensemble the opportunity to sing repertoire from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Membership is by audition. • Jazz Band Performance literature includes representative works for jazz band, with emphasis on recent trends in composition and arranging. Membership is by audition. • Madrigal Singers is a group of approximately 20 students who perform choral chamber literature from the major period in the history of Music. Membership is by audition. • Marching Band’s repertoire ranges from classics and contemporary to traditional fight songs. The Golden Eagle Marching Band appears at all home football games and leads the annual Autumn Leaf Festival Parade. Membership is by audition. • Percussion Ensemble offers students the opportunity to study and perform chamber music for percussion instruments. Includes contemporary works, transcriptions of early music, and music of various ethnic groups. Membership is by audition. • Show Choir is a select group of 12 singers and a small back-up band. Their performances include singing, dancing, staging, and choreography which is complemented by appropriate costumes. Membership is by audition. • String Ensemble provides students the opportunity to perform chamber works for strings. Membership is by audition. • Symphonic Band is an ensemble that performs representative works drawn from traditional and contemporary literature. Auditions are not required. • Symphony Orchestra brings together string and wind players dedicated to the performance of orchestral literature. Membership is by audition. • Wind Ensemble provides wind and percussion players on campus opportunity to perform significant wind literature from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Membership is by audition. • Woodwind Ensemble offers students the opportunity to perform literature for woodwind instruments. Membership is by audition. Dramatic Organizations Department of Theatre, Marilouise Michel, M.F.A., chair 149 Marwick-Boyd Fine Arts Building Telephone: 393-2283 Website: www.clarion.edu/academic/theatre ALPHA PSI OMEGA is a national honorary dramatics fraternity. This organization attempts to further the student’s knowledge of and involvement with theatre. The chapter sponsors the Alpha Psi Omega memorial scholarship fund which grants theatre awards to deserving students. UNIVERSITY THEATRE, the campus dramatic organization, is open to all students interested in gaining experience in performance and technical aspects of theatre. Students are welcome to participate in the four major productions, student-directed plays, and the Summer Drama Workshop. Speech Organizations Department of Speech Communication, Barry McCauliff, M.A., chair 149 Marwick-Boyd Fine Arts Building Telephone: 393-2284 E-mail address: mccaulif@clarion.edu Website: www.artsci.clarion.edu/sct PI KAPPA DELTA is a national honorary society in forensics. Active debate and individual events team members earn the right to membership in Pi Kappa Delta. SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM is open to any student interested in competitive speaking events. Members compete in persuasive, informative, humorous, extemporaneous, and impromptu speaking as well as oral interpretation. Debaters argue various topics and compete in parliamentary and policy debate. Members of the Speech and Debate Team can compete in on-campus events, public debates, and travel to regional and national tournaments hosted by other colleges and universities. ZETA PHI ETA, national professional fraternity in communication arts and sciences, provides professional support by the American Alliance for Theatre and Education and the National Communication Association. Student and University Affairs
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