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Re: BCF Check Request Authorization
To: The Baruch College Community
From: Jaime Q. Quintong
Office of the Controller / Baruch College Fund
Effective immediately, please be advised that the Dean, area Vice President or the
Provost must approve all Baruch College Fund check requests, as pursuant to audit
requirements. Check requests will not be processed without the appropriate
authorization.
If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me (212) 802-2793. Thank
you for your cooperation.
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Former Budget Directors Discuss NYC Finances
The School of Public Affairs
and the
Citizens Budget Commission
Invite you to a roundtable discussion about New York City's finances
The School of Public Affairs at Baruch College is marking the establishment of the
Archives on Municipal Finance and Leadershipómaterials from the City's fiscal crisis
of the 1970sówith a series of forums on the City's budget.
This forum, the second in the series, will examine the realities of the City's current
fiscal crisis through the views of budget directors who have been on the line over the
past thirty years.
David A. Grossman, 1971-73
Appointed by Mayor John V. Lindsay
Philip R. Michael, 1990-93
Appointed by Mayor David N. Dinkins
Donald D. Kummerfeld, 1976-77
Appointed by Mayor Abraham D. Beame
Carol O'Cleireacain, 1993
Appointed by Mayor David N. Dinkins
James R. Brigham, Jr., 1978-81
Appointed by Mayor Edward I. Koch
Abraham M. Lackman, 1994-95
Appointed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani
Alair Townsend, 1981-85
Appointed by Mayor Edward I. Koch
Robert M. Harding, 1998-00
Appointed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani
Paul L. Dickstein, 1985-89
Appointed by Mayor Edward I. Koch
Adam Barsky, 2000-01
Appointed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani
Mark Page, 2002ó
Appointed by Michael R. Bloomberg
The discussion will be moderated by Dall W.Forsythe, author and former New
York State budget director under Governor Mario M. Cuomo.
Wednesday, January 22, 2003
8:00-10:30 a.m.
(Continental Breakfast begins at 8:00 am)
Baruch's Vertical Campus
55 Lexington Avenue (corner of 24th Street)
14th Floor
Please RSVP at 212.802.5735 or
e-mail: [log in to unmask]
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CUNY Online DLN
The CUNY Online Distributed Learning Network (DLN) is once again asking for all
faculty that teach online courses to provide their information. The CUNY DLN is a
central resource for all web-based courses at CUNY and it is available for students,
faculty, and staff to use. However, it is essential that the information in the DLN
database is accurate and current for the DLN to be successful. Therefore, we ask
that if you are going to be teaching a web-based course during the Spring 2003
semester, to please go to the course submission form at http://www.dln.cuny.edu/
courseform.html and provide all your information. Please note that only courses that
are either asynchronous (i.e., three quarters or more of the instruction occurs online)
or hybrid (i.e., one third to three quarters of the instructions occur online) should be
included in the DLN database. If you simply use the web and/or blackboard to
supplement your course instruction, you should not list it in the DLN database.
If you have questions, please contact Marios Koufaris
([log in to unmask]) who is the Baruch campus liaison to CUNY
Online.
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