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Christine Stallmann Named University’s Chief Compliance Officer

Christine Stallmann has been named the University’s chief compliance officer. The position, which will report directly to Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Brett Padgett in the Division of Business, Finance and Administrative Services, is a key component of the University’s coordinated risk assurance efforts. Stallmann is responsible for oversight and coordination of the University’s compliance program.

She brings nearly 30 years of professional experience in compliance, privacy, policy development, insurance, environmental health and safety, and risk management to Syracuse. She led compliance and risk services at Cornell University for over 15 years, and most recently held the position of chief compliance and privacy officer at the institution.

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The Inn Complete Re-Opens; Provides Gathering Space on South Campus

The campus community and guests are welcome back to the Inn Complete. The University’s former ski lodge is open and is ready to provide students, faculty and staff another quick and delicious lunch option, without leaving campus.

The Inn Complete is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for an all-you-care-to-eat lunch buffet, featuring sandwiches, salad, soup, dessert and a hot entree of the day. The buffet costs $16.30 and includes water, tea and soft drinks. Credit cards, Dining Dollars and ‘Cuse Cash are accepted. Students with a meal plan (block or unlimited) may also choose to utilize one meal swipe for the buffet.

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‘Glory Days’ Come to Campus: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band to Perform at JMA Wireless Dome Thursday

Rock icon Bruce Springsteen and his legendary E Street Band will perform on campus for the third time Thursday, making a stop in Syracuse at the JMA Wireless Dome on the second U.S. leg of their marathon 2023 tour. The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. Concertgoers are encouraged to arrive early to avoid delays at entry and download their tickets to their mobile device prior to entry. Springsteen has no opening act and is anticipated to take the stage promptly at 7:30 p.m.

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Richard Graham Marks 50 Years With Facilities Services

When Richard (Richie) Graham came to Syracuse from South Carolina in 1972, he was following family and better job opportunities. Little did he know, he would plant roots here and be celebrating his 50th anniversary at Syracuse University.

Graham, a member of the Facilities Services maintenance team, was among those honored at the One University celebration in April who marked milestone anniversaries in 2022. He was honored during a reception before the ceremony, and with the presentation of a certificate during the ceremony by Chancellor Kent Syverud, during which Graham received an extended standing ovation.

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Faculty Center Continuing at Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel’s Sitrus for 2023-24 Year

Sitrus on the Hill, located within the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center (801 University Ave.), will continue to be home to the Syracuse University faculty center for the upcoming academic year.

Located to the left of the lobby within the hotel’s main entrance off of University Ave., Sitrus features a chic atmosphere replete with luxurious seating and table service. Beginning Monday, Aug. 28, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, faculty and their guests are invited to congregate while enjoying an exclusive, updated menu.

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Orange Is the New Green: Pete’s Giving Garden and South Campus Food Pantry Support Students Through Sustainability

Tucked away on the University’s South Campus, on a plot of land off of Skytop Road, is a photogenic garden full of life. Pete’s Giving Garden is a partnership between Syracuse University Sustainability Management, the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics food studies and nutrition program and the Hendricks Chapel Food Pantry. The garden has been open since 2017 and its bounty has been making appearances in kitchens on and off campus ever since.

Pete’s Giving Garden and the University’s two food pantry locations bring together students, faculty, and staff to combat food insecurity through environmentally conscious practices. As part of this flourishing community garden, students are not only provided with fresh produce, but also a sense of collective responsibility for the wellbeing of the University community as a whole.

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Campus Move-In Guide: The Sustainable Way

Whether it’s your first time living in a residence hall or you’re moving back to campus or somewhere off campus, you can make your move as environmentally friendly and sustainable as possible. Plus, save money, time and space in the process.

“Sustainable practices are meant to have a lasting impact. By making a few small changes in your move-in routine, you can reduce the amount of waste produced, help protect the environment and make your life easier,” says Sustainability Project Manager Lydia Knox.

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Crosswalk, Sidewalk Improvements to Begin Next Week on College Place

Starting on Monday, Aug. 7, construction workers will begin work on College Place installing crosswalks and making improvements to sidewalks and curb ramps.

The crosswalks will be installed at the intersection of College Place, Euclid Avenue and Sims Drive. The intersection will remain open for the duration of the work, but single lanes will be closed at times. Those using the intersection are asked to use caution and follow the instructions of flaggers.

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