He is currently engaged in a project that will enable heritage groups to compile information about the heritage resources in their own communities. Tonight's presentation is open to the public as part of a series of heritage-related talks being given this fall. The President's Circle Awards for Volunteerism were established last year to recognize the significant contributions of students in volunteer work on campus and in the local community. Any member of the university or local community can nominate a student for the award. More information, including eligibility requirements, can be obtained from Dianne Scheifele in the university secretariat, phone ext.
Admission is free.
The portrait was devised and will be performed by Barbara Dunn-Prosser, and accompanied by Paul Shilton. The reading is free, and all are welcome. All are welcome to join the class and the discussion. Your pledge form, with donation, must reach our office by Oct 30 to be eligible. If you are in need of a pledge form, please contact the United Way Office at ext.