Category: Miscellaneous

Call For New Logo Design

The full call can be found here, below is an abbreviated version.
The current logo can be found here.

NYSCA extends a special invitation for an optional project to any interested artist to participate in a competition for a
new logo design and consider adopting NYSCA’s re-branding of a new logo design as a civic engagement project in
both academic institutions and non-academic organizations.

  • We are going for a modern design, an upgrade, for our previous logo.
  • We welcome competitive submissions from all artists and graphic designers including students (both
    graduate and undergraduate), faculty, and professionals.
  • We encourage artists to
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Family-Friendly activities at Villa Roma during the conference.

Villa Roma is offering LOW COST CHILD-SITTING SERVICES during the conference events on Friday and Saturday for children ages 3-12 (must be potty-trained) on site at the conference for both day and night hours!!

$10 for the entire day shift from 10am-5pm (parents pick them up for lunch) and $6 for the entire night shift from 9pm-11pm. This is a group rate and Villa Roma has plenty of activities the kids will enjoy during this time and a great large kid friendly room! The sign up DEADLINE IS FRIDAY so please email Anastacia Kurylo, vice president and conference organizer, at 

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Proposed Constitutional Amendments

(EDITORS NOTE: ALL OF THE AMENDMENTS PASSED AT THE 2013 CONFERENCE)
 
Dear NYSCA Members,
 
At the last conference, the Constitution Committee was elected as per Article VI Section 7 of the current constitution. The committee consisted of Ari Kissiloff (chair), Cheryl Casey, Sue Jasko, and Viviane Lopuch. The charge was to review the current document with an eye towards finding areas in which current practice does not match the rules, and either change current practice or adapt the document to match. Developments in the field, economics, and technology have all necessitated adaptations that our governing documents have not kept up
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