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January 21, 2005

Students shadow occupations of choice

Nearly 200 McMaster students will learn what it takes to work in their occupation of choice during the third annual Job Shadow Week, Jan. 24-28. "The experience and information students gain from their job shadow placements is second to none," says Cristina DeSilvio, a career development co-ordinator with Experiential Education. "The opportunity results in more confident career decision-making and allows participants to get the 'inside scoop' on a particular career they have been thinking about for their future."

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January 21, 2005

Senate meeting highlights

McMaster University Senate met on Wednesday, Jan. 12 in the Council Chambers of Gilmour Hall. The following are some of the items addressed at this meeting.

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January 20, 2005

Additional members needed for Job Rating Committee

The Job Rating Committee (JRC) which currently consists of 12 individuals, six from the MUSA bargaining unit and six from University managers is in need of two additional members: one from the MUSA bargaining unit and one from University managers. In order to be representative of the breadth and type of jobs in the bargaining unit and the University, preference will be given to members from research areas in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

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January 20, 2005

Students seek used bicycle donations for tsunami victims

In Sri Lanka, basic transportation is among the list of essential needs wiped out when a devastating tsunami hit last month. McMaster students hope to put Sri Lanka back in motion, by donating 500 used bicycles to survivors of the tragedy. McMaster President Peter George, former Hamilton MP Stan Keyes, and Hamilton police chief Brian Mullan donated bikes at a rally held Wednesday in the CIBC Room of the McMaster University Student Centre. Their donations add to the 162 bikes already collected by MaCycle over the past two weeks.

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January 20, 2005

McMaster, students and police partner to improve community

McMaster University in partnership with the McMaster Students Union (MSU), the City of Hamilton, and Hamilton Police Service is taking steps to improve the quality of life for permanent residents and students living around the campus. Effective Jan. 14, 2005 an enhanced community security initiative was implemented in West Hamilton. The program provides two off-duty Hamilton Police officers to patrol the streets in the Ainslie Wood/Westdale neighbourhoods on Friday and Saturday nights during the academic year. These special duty officers are in addition to regular bylaw and police officers already working in the West Hamilton community. The staffing costs will be paid for by McMaster University and the MSU.

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