Any Student Services Professionals interested in furthering their education should look for the Ronald O. Logsdon III Professional Development Fund Grant request forms to arrive via university mail sometime near the end of summer. Zimbardo Guest Speaker for Holocaust Lecture Series Social psychologist Philip Zimbardo, who conducted the famous Stanford prison experiments and is now doing work on the causes of shyness, will be a guest speaker at 4 pm on Tuesday, April 3 at the 18th annual Holocaust Lecture Series. A Stanford University professor, Zimbardo is best known for his work on the controversial 1971 Stanford prison experiment in which college students assumed the roles of prison guards and prisoners. The two-week experiment had to be cancelled after only six days because the guards became sadistic and the prisoners became depressed and severely stressed. The new HCRA plan provides for eligible medical, dental and vision expenses to be reimbursed with pre-tax dollars.
All interested employees are welcome to attend.
The workshops will include information concerning the forfeiture of excess contributions, criteria for reimbursable expenses, and the claims and reimbursement process. For anyone who decides not to enroll during the 2001 plan year but wishes to enroll in the future, there will be subsequent annual open enrollment periods held in the Fall, in conjunction with enrollment for other CSU benefit programs. April has been designated as National Emergency Preparedness Month. May. As an extra step of precaution, Police Services officers will distribute flashlights to every employee on Wednesday, April 4. For more information contact George Ellington at 4-2242.