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November 18, 2009                                                     Vol 11. No. 6

Klump Named Director of Raichle Pre-law Center
Robert Klump ’79, adjunct professor of political science, has been named director of the Frank G. Raichle Pre-law Center. He previously served as associate director of the center since 1992. Klump teaches courses in Constitutional law at Canisius and is the 2008 recipient of the College of Arts and Sciences Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award. In 2002, the New York State Bar Association awarded Klump with its Law Related Educated Distinguished Service Award.  		 

Canisius CEO Wins Top Honors at National Conference


The Canisius College chapter of the Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization (CEO) won first place at the 2009 CEO Annual National Conference that took place in Chicago, IL from October 22-24.

The chapter received the 2009 CEO Best Chapter Award in the Teaching Entrepreneurship category. In addition, CEO Faculty Advisor Ji-Hee Kim, PhD, associate professor of entrepreneurship in the Department of Management and Marketing, was elected to the faculty advisory board of the National CEO.  Kim is the 2008 recipient of the Best CEO Chapter Faculty Advisor Award.

CEO is a global, non-profit organization, which offers students networking opportunities and serves as an informational resource for prospective entrepreneurs.

Canisius Hazmat Team Adds Three Members
Three members of the Department of Public Safety have joined its Hazmat Team:

  • Officer Scott Becker will serve as a Hazmat Team instructor/advisor
  • Officer Michael Timblin will serve as a Hazmat Team member
  • Officer Corey Baskerville will serve as a Hazmat Team instructor/advisor
The Canisius College Public Safety Hazmat Team was established in 2005 after the United States Department of Homeland Security awarded the department a Commercial Equipment Direct Assistance Program (CEDAP) grant.  

Father Dugan Blesses Newest Addition to Public Safety Fleet

Rev. Paul J. Dugan, S.J., moderator for athletics, blesses the newest vehicle in the Department of Public safety fleet, a 2010 Ford Crown Victoria. The department has a total of seven cars, six marked and one unmarked vehicle. After seven weeks, Father Dugan is happy to report that his fractured femur is fully healed and he is ready to start physical therapy.