Campus Notes
School of Music student to perform in benefit concert
Claire Happel will be featured in a benefit concert on Sunday, March 25, at 4 p.m., at Bethesda Lutheran Church, 450 Whitney Ave.
Happel graduated with a Master of Music degree from the School of Music last spring and is currently a candidate for an Artist Diploma there.
She will perform as a soloist as well as with musician friends. Works by Tournier, Pierne, Berio, Mozart and Saint-Saens will be featured. There is no admission charge; a free will offering will be taken to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven. For more information, call (203) 787-2346.
Pamela Sargent will be the new senior director of enterprise systems in Information Technology Services (ITS), effective March 12.
Sargent will direct enterprise systems with overall responsibility for institutional administrative applications, including the Oracle Financial and Human Resources systems, Banner Student Systems and the Data Warehouse. She will also join the business services advisory team and committee, and will focus on opportunities to improve Yale's business processes and systems.
Sargent has spent her career in professional and management information technology roles. She worked at Accenture for 16 years, implementing systems for higher education and government clients.
The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects awarded a Connecticut Design Award to Towers|Golde LLC, site planners and landscape architects of New Haven, for courtyard renovations at Pierson and Davenport residential colleges.
The landscaped courtyards of the two colleges are now renovated as part of the larger building-renewal program of residential complexes at the University. The redesigned courtyards form a series of over 15 outdoor "rooms" with a variety of flowering plants, bluestone and brick paved walkways and terraces, and feature historic-style benches, lighting and other site furnishings. The project also involved rebuilding the streetscapes along adjacent Park and York streets with wrought iron-gated building entrances, distinctive moat plantings and other improvements.
Jeffrey C. Alexander, the Lillian Chavenson Saden Professor of Sociology, has received the 2006 Professional and Scholarly Publishing Award from the Association of American Publishers for "The Civil Sphere."
Alexander won in the category "Sociology and Social Work." The annual prize is given in 30 different categories of books, journals and digital products. Winners are chosen by a 12-member panel consisting of librarians, academics and working publishers for their "unique contribution to scholarly publishing."
T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S
Major gift to fund construction of Loria Center for the History of Art
For students, spring break will be a time of discovery, service
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