CSU Named One of the Best Graduate Schools
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CSU was once again ranked among the 2023-24 Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News and World Report. Among CSU’s 24 unique accolades, the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education specialty public affairs graduate programs in Urban Policy and Local Government Management ranked #3 and #12, respectively, in the nation, along with landing in the number one spot in Ohio.
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New Dean of the Monte Ahuja College of Business Announced
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CSU has named Melissa L. Gruys, Ph.D., SPHR, SHRM-SCP as the new Dean of the Monte Ahuja College of Business. Dr. Gruys previously served as the Dean and a Professor of Management in the Doermer School of Business at Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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Two of CSU’s Named a Crain’s 'Notable in Education Leadership'
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Crain’s Cleveland Business 30 Notables in Education Leadership recognize educators and administrators dedicated to teaching, learning, researching, and studying. Two accomplished administrators from the Monte Ahuja College of Business were recently honored by Crain’s Dr. Heidi Hylton Meier and Senior Assistant Dean of Academic Programs and Student Affairs, Anne Nelson.
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CSU’s summer portal just launched on May 22, and is chock full of events for kindergarteners to college graduates. Whether it is quantum computing, e-sports, basketball, or tennis, there is something for everyone to help make the most of the summer months ahead!
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CSU, W.E. Upjohn Institute Teaming Up on East Palestine Train Derailment Research
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Researchers with the Center for Economic Development at CSU, in partnership with the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, have teamed up to collaborate on an ongoing effort to track the economic consequences of the Norfolk Southern trail derailment in East Palestine on February 3.
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Human Resources encourages both administrative faculty (who earn vacation time) and staff to take their accrued vacation time to focus on and help improve their physical and mental well-being.
Administrative faculty and staff may carry over 240 hours of vacation from one fiscal year to the next. Fiscal Year 2023 ends on June 30.
Employees who are paid biweekly will need to take vacation days prior to June 17 for them to count toward Fiscal Year 2023.
Employees who are paid semi-monthly will need to take vacation days prior to June 30 for them to count toward Fiscal Year 2023.
Vacation time must be scheduled in advance and requires supervisor approval.
Leave balances, accrued vacation time, sick time and comp time balances can be viewed on your paystub by logging onto the Employee Self-Service website. Please direct any questions to your respective Human Resources Business Partner:
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The summer is upon us and as such, there are new dining hours. They are:
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Starbucks Kiosk: Open from 8 a.m.–1 p.m.
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Viking Marketplace: Open from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. | Lunch available for the campus community for only $8 this summer!
- Viking Express: Open from 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
- The Longship Food Truck: Open from 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
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Valedictorian Kelly Green Honored at Morning Commencement Ceremonies
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Summa Cum Laude Kelly Green (College of Health) was named as the AM Valedictorian as part of the Spring Commencement ceremonies. Green, who battled health issues and alcohol addiction, pulled through with the help of doctors and enrollment into a 12-step fellowship program.
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Valedictorian Lindsey Shrodek Honored at Afternoon Commencement Ceremonies
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Summa Cum Laude Lindsey Shrodek (Jack, Joseph, and Mandel Honors College) was named as the PM Valedictorian as part of the Spring Commencement ceremonies. Shrodek, who majored in economics and philosophy (pre-law), shifted her focus to senior research and submitted a paper, where she was approved for publication in the journal’s Spring 2023 edition.
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CSU Graduate Assistant Making Her Mark
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Eliseiana Soto Rodriguez – who often goes by simply “E” - is a graduate assistant for the Executive MBA program who started her own business called, Do It With Ease, a lifestyle blog/coaching business that aids Hispanic Businesses. Rodriguez, who will graduate in Summer 2023, applied for a received a Weston Ideation Lab Microgrant to help her further develop her YouTube Channel.
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Get to Know...The Vegetation That Makes CSU Beautiful!
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Ever wonder what trees and plants are on CSU’s campus? Now is your chance to find out! Join the CSU Grounds Department and the Office of Sustainability on May 31 from noon – 1 p.m. for a lunchtime walk around campus. Meet us in the Student Center Plaza, where a horticultural expert will share some insights about the variety of plant species on our urban campus. You will also hear about our recognition in Tree Campus Higher Education, the Arbor Day Foundation program. The forecast looks great, so step outside and get to know your campus backyard! No RSVP is necessary.
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The Power of Philanthropy Shines Bright
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Over 400 CSU donors, supporters, and friends packed the university’s Glasscock Family Foundation Ballroom on May 11 to celebrate the power of philanthropy during the 12th annual Radiance event. Radiance, which was launched in 2011, has maintained its goal of supporting juniors and seniors at CSU who excel academically, but face financial challenges that threaten their continued enrollment.
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Participate in the Annual Pride in Cleveland March and Vendor Fair!
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Pride in the CLE is an annual celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride in Downtown Cleveland. CSU will participate in the annual march and vendor fair, held Saturday, June 3rd, at 11 a.m. Step off begins on Public Square promptly at 11 a.m., and you are invited to march along with CSU!
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In-Person Courageous Conversation Centered Around Juneteenth – “The Cookout”
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The next courageous conversation will occur in person on Friday, June 16, from 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Student Center, rooms 313-315. CSU partners and community members will engage in a dialogue focusing on financial literacy, art, music, and health within the African American community. A family-style cookout will follow, with food, games, and a DJ! Register online at csuohio.edu/courageous-conversations.
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Before you go...here's more news you can use
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Public Comment Portal – CSU PD
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As part of CSUPD’s accreditation with CALEA (The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies), we are introducing a new public comment portal on our website to receive comments regarding our compliance with standards, engagement in the service community, delivery of public safety services and more. The overall intent of the accreditation process is to provide our agency with information to support continuous improvement, as well as foster the pursuit of professional excellence to protect our campus community. Submit your comment online in the public comment portal.
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The Cleveland State University Police Department is committed to providing a safe working, living, and learning environment by embodying the principles and best practices of community policing. We support the University’s academic, financial and community priorities by maintaining a safe, peaceful, and orderly campus.
Remember, if you see something, say something! Call 216.687.2020 to report any suspicious activity. Viking Safety Escorts are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by security officers and Student Campus Safety Officers (CSOs) for on-campus locations only. Request a Viking Safety Escort or connect with the CSU Police Department's 9-1-1 dispatchers instantly by downloading the FREE RAVE Guardian app
Here are a few safety tips to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable summer!
- Be prepared for anything by checking the weather before you head outside
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Lather on sunscreen anytime you are outdoors
- Wear the right clothing and accessories
For more tips, visit us online at csuohio.edu/safetytips/campus-safety-tips
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