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WEATHER ALERT (1/17/20): For the safety of the community, CSB and SJU will be closing early on Friday, Jan. 17, due to weather and road conditions. Classes will end at SJU at 12:25 p.m. and classes will end at CSB at 12:45 p.m. The last bus at CSB will be leaving at 1:30 p.m. and the last bus at SJU will be 1:45 p.m. LINK busing is scheduled to resume at 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. Please check your campus emails for LINK busing updates. Pre-scheduled campus and community events and college and university sponsored events scheduled at off campus locations may continue at the discretion of the divisional vice president. Staff designated to provide essential services during a closing period should report as scheduled.

Please note: Students should check email and Canvas for alternative assignments.

Forum

Spring 2006

Jan. 20th, CSB; Janna LaFountaine (Physical Education)
Sport as a Vehicle for Social Change

Feb. 10th, SJU; Claire Haeg (Political Science)
Crackpots in the Commonwealth:
Neo-populist Party Emergence in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand

Feb. 17th, SJU; Karyl Daughters (Communication)
Creativity, Communication and Relationship Satisfaction:
The Form and Function of Creativity in Close Romantic Relationships

Mar. 10th, SJU Rick Saucier, Virginia Arthur, and Jane Kathman (Management)
Developing Case Studies: A Multimedia Approach

Mar. 17th, SJU John Yoakam (Social Work)
Faith Based Approaches to Problem Gambling

Apr. 7th, CSB Gary Prevost (Political Science)
The Evolution of the African National Congress: From Revolutionaries to Social Democrats?

Apr. 21st, CSB Michael Borka (Education)
Speaking of Language:
The Conversations of English Learners During Small-group Reading Lessons

Apr. 28th. SJU Lydia MacKenzie, Management
Use of the Internet as a Business Tool by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs):
A Descriptive Study of Small Minnesota-based Manufacturers’ Internet Usage