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Résumé ready for prime time? Interviewing skills helping you stand out from the crowd? Elevator speech working in your favor? Retirement planning jitters? Workplace challenge or two you’d like to resolve? Sign up now for a confidential career coaching consultation, in person or on the phone, with John Wojcio.

Wojcio is a certified career coach who can be reached via e-mail. ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ continues to provide this career/professional development service for all its employees.

ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ’s Tobacco-Free Campus Policy becomes effective Tuesday, Aug. 1. The policy encourages an environment that promotes the health, well-being and safety of students, faculty, staff and visitors on University-owned or rented property by minimizing the effects of secondhand smoke, improving fire safety and encouraging a more sustainable and clean environment.

Tobacco is defined as all tobacco and tobacco-derived products intended for human consumption.

This transition has been in process for several months, and the campus is reminded that there is support for those who wish to stop using tobacco products, including smoking cessation classes, nicotine-replacement therapy and the Healthy Practices Clinic.

More information on ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ’s Tobacco-Free Campus Initiative, including the policy, answers to frequently asked questions and available resources to assist those who wish to quit, visit the web.

The campus is reminded to send details of campus events to the Information Booth so staff there can direct visitors easily and appropriately to your events.

Send information to Linda Birdsall at birdsall@binghamton.edu.

Submissions for consideration for posting to the electronic message signs at the entrances to campus and in various dining locations around campus can be sent to signs@binghamton.edu. Submissions for the entrance signs must be of interest to the campus and community, with a strong campus affiliation. Submissions for dining location signs should be of interest to the campus.