Flatiron Business Improvement District Honors Baruch as "Partner of the Year"
President Kathleen Waldron accepted the "Partner of the Year" award on behalf of Baruch College from the Flatiron / 23rd Street Partnership Business Improvement District at its annual meeting on Thursday, June 4th. The award is in recognition of Baruch College's "dedication to the improvement" of the Flatiron Business Improvement District and the surrounding neighborhood. More info
2009 Re-Inventory
The Property Management staff is conducting a physical re-inventory on all fixed assets beginning on June 15. The staff must see all equipment tagged with a CUNY barcode and must have all keys made available to them at the time of visit. Off-campus equipment will have to re-inventoried by filling out this form. More information about this announcement can be found here.
Network Unavailable on 6/26
Due to essential work on the fire alarm system in the College's main
computer room, the campus network and all local Baruch College systems
will be unavailable on Friday, June 26. That day is the first summer
Friday on which the campus is closed, which will reduce the impact of
the down time. On that day there will be no access to faculty/staff
e-mail, Baruch College web pages, Degreeworks from on site or off site.
Anyone who is on campus that day will not have access to any computing
services. However, from off campus there will be access to systems that
are hosted outside our campus such as Blackboard, eSIMS, BOSS, and
student e-mail. If you need to know the scheduled availability of any
system on June 26, please contact the help desk (x1010) in advance.
Thursday, June 11th, 5:00pm | Continuing and Professional Studies
Enjoy Your Coffee with an International Flavor!
Baruch College’s Division of Continuing and Professional Studies is holding an International Coffee Hour at the 23rd Street Building in room 210. Attendees will:
- Meet Conversation Partners for Spanish, Mandarin, French, German, Arabic, and English
- Receive a Discount Coupon for Next Term
- Mingle with Instructors and Fellow Students While Enjoying Light Refreshments
- Learn about Language Courses Starting at $230
Questions? Contact Raul Sanchez, ESL and Modern Language Program Coordinator at 646-312-5109 or raul.sanchez@baruch.cuny.edu
Wednesday, June 17th, 6:30pm | School of Public Affairs
Recruiting Future Leaders
Reaching New Heights... Strengthening Future Leaders of Tomorrow, Focusing on Brooklyn Today.
Meet with faculty, staff, students, and alumni of Baruch College's School of Public Affairs to learn more about the Executive MPA program. RSVP: 646-660-6750. More info
Thursday, June 18th, 6:00pm | Continuing and Professional Studies
Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) Open House
Explore your possibilities at our mid-summer Education Evening. Upcoming CAPS courses and certificate programs make it possible to add a credential to your resume and an accomplishment to your life. From accounting and business communication to web design and yoga, you’ll find something you yearn to learn at Baruch’s Division of Continuing and Professional Studies. Current Baruch students, alumni and immediate families of faculty and staff can enroll in most CAPS programs at 15% off. The event will be held in room 14-266 at the Newman Vertical Campus building. RSVP: 646-312-5000.
Ending June 20 | Baruch Performing Arts Center
Night Sky: A Play by Susan Yankowitz
Night Sky is a new play is about a brilliant astronomer, Anna, who is struck by a car and loses her ability to speak. In place of conventional speech, she expresses herself in a rich new language – a little-known condition called ‘aphasia.’ This is a drama of the resilience of the human spirit in crisis, as a woman and her life's work are put to a powerful test. For tickets, please visit or call the box office in the NVC lobby at 646.312.4085. $25 tickets for Baruch I.D. holders. More info
Watch a video of the review by NY1 for Night Sky here.
Ending June 26 | Baruch Performing Arts Center
Vampire Lesbians of Sodom
As one of the longest running plays in off-Broadway history, The Vampire Lesbians of Sodom, written by Charles Busch, is a fantastic send-up of vampiric tales and actresses' vanity. The story begins in Sodom, transports us to 1920’s Hollywood, and drops us on a modern stage. The rivalry begins in Sodom where a guard is lamenting his social life and a succubus is awaiting a sacrificial virgin. The virgin is turned into a succubus and a 2000 year battle of feminine wiles, toothy marks, and blackmail ensues. It is a hilarious love-hate relationship that sustains them both. For tickets, please visit or call the box office in the NVC lobby at 646.312.4085. $10 tickets for Baruch I.D. holders. More info
Deferred Compensation 457 Plan Representative on Campus
To: Full Time and Part Time Baruch Faculty and Staff
Please see the PDF link for information on the 457 Plan representative's visit on June 15th and to learn more about Deferred Compensation. PDF
TIAA CREF Representative on Campus
To: Full and Part Time Teaching and Non Teaching Instructional Staff Members (Faculty, HEO’s, Registrar, CLT’s, Continuing Education Teachers and Adjuncts)
The TIAA-CREF Retirement and Supplemental Retirement Annuity Program Consultant for Instructional Staff, Ms. Liliam Quintero, will be on-site at Baruch College to provide one-on-one counseling sessions on Tuesday June 16 in the Office of Human Resources at 135 East 22nd Street Room 200.
Please call 1-800-732-8353 to sign up for an appointment.
Discounts from CAPS for Teen Summer Programs
Continuing and Professional Studies offers a 15% discount to Baruch faculty and staff members who enroll their children in our Teen Summer Programs. Your teen will have a fun and challenging experience! We offer teen language intensives in English, French, Italian, Mandarin, Russian or Spanish. Or help your child prepare to score high on an upcoming New York City Specialized High School Exam or the ACT, SATI or SATII needed to get into college. Find out more here. Or call Patti Juza at x5114.
