FUN stuff
ChristmasVille in downtown Rock Hill is
coming Dec. 4 - 7.
www.christmasvillerockhill.com
• 25th Anniversary Holiday Pottery Sale: Fri., Dec. 5, Rutledge Hall, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., featuring
Winthrop alumni, current students, and faculty
• Lighting of the Winthrop Tree: Friday, Dec. 5,
6 p.m., Tillman Fountain, free event, sponsored by the
Student Alumni Council
• York Co. Choral Society Holiday Concert: Sun., Dec. 7, 4 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium, $5-$15
tickets
• Lots of FREE and inexpensive kids’ events
Don’t miss one of Rock Hill’s biggest and best festivals.
Dorothy Ingram and Facilities Management staff enjoyed an
appreciation lunch on Oct. 31 in Richardson Ballroom.
GIVING stuff
CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Project Hope Food Drive
Please bring your monetary donations or
non-perishable food (cans or boxes) THIS WEEK.
Deadline for donations is Friday, Dec. 5.
Contact Pam Varraso or Zach Christian for more
information or pick-up.
HOLIDAY stuff
YOU’RE INVITED
Annual Faculty/Staff
Holiday Reception
President’s House
Tuesday, Dec. 9
2 – 4 p.m.
COMMUNITY stuff
October was Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Several staff initiatives helped raise awareness and promote employee
health on campus. The mobile mammogram bus came to campus and screened dozens of employees.
In addition, on Thursday, Oct. 30, the campus and community involvement committee coordinated a campuswide
“PINK-OUT DAY” to raise awareness for breast cancer. Who wore it best?
Finance and Business
Social Welfare Research and Assessment
Staff in Joynes Hall: Admissions, Public Events and Facilities Mgmt.
Dacus Library
Development and Alumni Relations
Center for Career
and Civic Engagement
Technology Services
Residence Life
Printing Services
HEALTHY stuff
Health and Counseling Services provided on-campus
employees the opportunity to get a mammogram on campus
recently. The organizing committee for the event:
Jessica Martin, Residence Life, with Susan Sistar and Rosie
Hopkins-Campbell, Health and Counseling Services.
Winthrop University
Health and Counseling
Services offers the
quadrivalent seasonal
flu vaccine. There is a
$25 fee for the vaccine.
The fee can be charged
to your Winthrop
account.
Come between
8:30 –11 a.m.
or 1:30 – 4 p.m. Monday –Thursday
or 9:30 – 11 a.m. on Fridays.
WELCOME stuff
Welcome to Winthrop, new staff members...
Tina Vires Program Director in the Office of
Disability Services, Health and Counseling Services
Cinnamon Hairston
Administrative Specialist in the Institute for
Educational Renewal Partnership
MEETING stuff
Julianne Schrader, Residence Life, and Debi Barber, Office of
Admissions, partipated in the mobile mammogram event.
UPCOMING STAFF CONFERENCE MEETINGS
Tuesday, January 20 @ 2 p.m. Whitton Auditorium
STAFF ASSEMBLY stuff
The Staff Assembly serves as an advisory group that provides staff with a forum for communication and community and provides a voice in
matters of importance and concern to staff. The group offers opportunities for staff to support one another, participate as a group in community outreach and engagement, and make recommendations to the university’s president and the administration in support of staff needs
and the university’s mission.
Please e-mail staffassembly@winthrop.edu with any questions or suggestions you may have. If you would prefer the option of contacting the
assembly anonymously, please complete the online Staff Feedback Form via a non-Winthrop computer.
www.winthrop.edu/staff
Story or content ideas? Contact a member of the Media & Communications Committee:
Ann Barrett, T.J. Carney, Chrissy Catoe, Maria D’Agostino, Tracy Holbert, Judy Longshaw, Shelley Jones, Arenette McNeil