FYI

Faculty and Staff Volunteers Sought by Student Judicial Programs
The Office of Judicial and Mediation Programs is looking for faculty or staff with an interest in helping students, to volunteer to conduct periodic investigations of alleged violations of the university’s discriminatory harassment policies. The nature of this work includes being available to quickly gather information from students and others within the university community who have direct knowledge of events that have been reported to the JMPO.  Typical situations can include sexual assaults, harassment because of a student’s race, gender, sexual orientation, etc, or incidents of threatening behaviors. While there is no set number of cases that occur each academic year, an average may be up to five. The independent investigator presents his/her findings to the director.  The director then decides whether the case will go forward through the conduct system. Interested faculty or staff may call the Judicial and Mediation Programs Office and speak to the director, Esther Tardy-Wolfe, at 2-3377. (11-28-05)

Catering Available from the Dairy Bar
The Dairy Bar will deliver box lunches or trays for catered events of eight to 20 peoples. The Dairy Bar delivers fresh, home-cooked foods, desserts and beverages at very reasonable cost. Ice cream cakes, serving up to 24, available by special order. Advance notice of one day required if orders differ. If all orders are the same, lunch orders can be placed at 9:30 a.m. the day of the event. Delivery time will be established at time of order. Payment must be cash, check or by POB# on delivery. To order call Bev at 2-4843, or email well in advance to beverley.nemetz@unh.edu. Request copies of our regular menu via e-mail or campus mail. (11-16-05)

Two RCM Forums set for Dec. 13 and Dec. 15
UNH will present the initial recommendations for modifications to the Responsibility Center Management (RCM), a decentralized budgeting system implemented July 2000, at two public forums in December. The results follow a year-long review of the system. The forums will be held Tuesday, Dec. 13, and Thursday, Dec. 15, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in MUB Theatre II. The forums will include a presentation by the RCM steering committee and a period of questions and feedback from the UNH community. All members of the UNH community are encouraged to attend. Questions about the forums and the RCM review process should be directed to David Proulx, assistant vice president for financial planning and budgeting, at david.proulx@unh.edu. (11-09-05)

Winter Parking Ban Under Way
The annual Winter Parking Ban is under way and continues through March 31. Under the WPB, most lots are closed to after-midnight parking every night, regardless of weather conditions through 6 a.m. the following mornings. Limited parking is available in "exempt" areas, and conditionally available in "weather-conditional" lots B and C. The status of the WPB is announced on a voice mail recording available by dialing 862-1001. A detailed "FAQ" section about the Winter Parking Ban is posted on the Transportation Services web page: http://www.unh.edu/transportation/parking/winterparkingban.htm. (10-26-05)

Lactation room available
Dimond Library and the UNH President's Commission on the Status of Women are pleased to announce the opening of a new lactation space on campus available to everyone in the UNH community. Located in Dimond Library, this private room contains a hospital-grade Medela breast pump, a gliding rocker, a refrigerator, and soft music. The room is designed for nursing and milk expression. Please contact Pam Lehman at 2-1512 or plehman@unh.edu or the Commission office at 2-1058 for more information. (10-21-05)