Tuesday Morning Notes

November 30, 2004



Insurance coverage is now available to cover medical expenses associated with accidental injuries to official volunteers doing work for the U of A. This coverage is in excess of any other available health insurance and is automatic while the volunteer is engaged in covered activities.  There is no cost to the volunteers at this time and will cover up to $25,000 of medical expenses.  To ensure program eligibility for University volunteers, there must be documentation of volunteer's relationship with the U of A that describes the scope of their service, expected duration and how their volunteer activities will be directed and supervised.  Volunteers must be engaged in authorized activities at the time of injury to be eligible for coverage.   More details and claim forms are available on the Risk Management website at http://fp.arizona.edu/riskmgmt/

Congratulations to Gerald Olson, Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development for Mohave County, who was named the Top communicator in his field, with the National Communicator Award for his design of a flyer used to promote the Leadership Conference, he also received two Western Region Awards for Search for Excellence in Teen programming and the Power of Youth Award presented by the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents (NEA4H). Olson was among 1,200 youth professionals from across the nation to participate in the association's 58th annual conference.

UPCOMING DATES:

February 7-9  Workshop on Climate Variability & Ecosystem Impacts in Southwestern Forests/Woodlands will be held at the Hilton Sedona Resort & Spa. Hotel Information: (1.928.284.4040). Be sure to mention "NAU/UA Forest Health"  Please click in the link below for more information (Deadline to Register is Jan. 10): http://cals.arizona.edu/gila/naturalresources/index.html






James A. Christenson, Ph.D.
(jimc@cals.arizona.edu)
Associate Dean and Director
Arizona Cooperative Extension
Forbes, Room 301
Tucson, Arizona 85721
520/621-7205
520/621-1314 FAX