Archive for April, 2021

Fiscal year 2021 is coming to a close. Here is what you need to know.

by   |  04.05.21  |  Announcements

The end of fiscal year 2021 is fast approaching on May 31, 2021. There are important dates and information you need to know! The Year-End Close Memo has information about purchasing deadlines, journal entry deadlines, purchasing card and travel card purchase deadlines, how to record prepaid expenses and so much more. You can find the memo on the Financial Operations page at acu.edu/finance, or Year-end Close Dates 2021

Innovation Foundry Webinars

by   |  04.05.21  |  Announcements, Events

Teaching and Learning with LinkedIn Learning Thursday, April 8, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. Come and explore our online learning library, LinkedIn Learning. Learn how to gain access to data insights from the LinkedIn ecosystem, how to use LinkedIn content to support your curricula, and how faculty members across the state of Texas benefit from this technology. We will hear from a LinkedIn representative whose sole focus is supporting higher education in Texas and get tips and tricks on how to navigate this technology in our changing environment. RSVP Here.

“Photoshop It” Thursday, April 8, 2:00 – 3:00 pm “Photoshop It!” You are probably familiar with this phrase used when altering an image. Learn how to enhance your photos with three photo hacks: removing objects, replacing skies, and recoloring images. RSVP here.

COVID-19 Disinfectant Supplies & Signage

by   |  04.05.21  |  Announcements

From Risk Management: If your department needs disinfectant supplies or personal protective equipment (PPE) please complete this COVID-19 Supply Request Form. Risk Management has EPA-recommended disinfectant, hand sanitizer, and personal protective equipment that may be needed for daily operations. If you need new COVID-19 signage for your department or building then please contact Risk Management at risk@acu.edu.

Alert Regarding IRS Scam

by   |  04.01.21  |  Announcements

The IRS issued a public notice that warns of ongoing tax refund scams from IRS impersonators targeting higher education institutions. Please be on the lookout for these types of email communications and mark them as phishing if you receive them.