BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Telerik Inc.//Sitefinity CMS 15.1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Eastern Standard Time BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20251102T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:Eastern Standard Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20250301T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYHOUR=2;BYMINUTE=0;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:Eastern Daylight Time TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:MAXCNY Lunch and Lecture Series 2011 Maxwell Central New York A lumni (MAXCNY) presents its first lecture of the Spring 2011 semester and we invite all CNY Alumni to hear: City of Syracuse and County of Onondaga Cooperation in the Coming Year Featuring Ann Rooney Deputy County Executiv e for Human Services\, Onondaga County Tuesday\, February 7th\, 2011 12:00 to 1:30 pm The Syracuse University Warehouse The Warehouse\, Suite 405 35 0 West Fayette Street Syracuse\, NY 13244-3050 RSVP to alum@maxwell.syr.ed u no later than Friday\, February 4th \, 5:00 pm Lunch is $12 payable at t he door by cash or check (made out to MAXCNY) Students are welcome to atte nd at half price\, see transportation options below SAVE the DATES for our remaining Spring 2011 Lecture Series: Tuesday\, March 8th Theme will be o n the January 2011 Uprising in Tunisia and what it may mean for other Arab nations Speaker to be announced Monday\, April 4th Robert Simpson\, Presi dent (MPA\, Maxwell School) CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportuni ty (CEO) 572 South Salina Street Syracuse\, NY 13202 Tuesday\, May 10th Le onard E. Burman Daniel Patrick Moynihan Professor of Public Affairs Profes sor of Practice\, Public Administration and Economics Ph.D.\, University o f Minnesota\, 1985 Federal tax policy\, health care\, budget reform And Jo hn L. Palmer University Professor and Dean Emeritus Ph.D.\, Stanford Unive rsity\, 1971 Public policy\, public management\, public finance\, U.S. and comparative social policy\, Medicare and Social Security Alumni and stude nts are welcome to bring guests to the MAXCNY lectures. We see it as an op portunity to showcase the Maxwell faculty and other prominent area residen ts who are involved locally in decision-making on important public issues. Student transportation to and from the Warehouse is available via the Con nective Corridor Bus Service. Printed bus schedules are available where Ce ntro schedules are distributed (Library\, Schine\, &\; the Public Safet y Building). Students can also email Norma Shannon at nshannon@maxwell.syr .edu to see if a ride share can be arranged There is plenty of available p arking. Listed below are the available options for public parking around T he Warehouse: Warehouse Public Parking Map (public parking highlighted in red on the map) (1) The Washington Street Garage\, located across the stre et from The Warehouse on the Washington Street side\, offers parking. The garage is open Monday through Friday from 6am to 10pm – fees are posted at the entrance. (2) Just to the east of the Washington Street Garage is a s urface lot facing Franklin Street\, managed by Allright. It is not attende d but it has a ticket machine that accepts cash or credit cards. The lot h as daily\, evening\, and weekend rates. Please visit the lot for the curre nt rates. (3) A second lot managed by Allright is at the corner of Frankli n and West Fayette Streets. This lot offers an "early bird" rate valid all day for vehicles parking before 9am. For cars arriving after 9am there is an all day rate. This lot also has a ticket machine that accepts cash or credit cards. A monthly permit can be obtained following the same procedur e as the Franklin Street lot. (4) The Warehouse East and West lots are for SU faculty and staff permit holders only. DTEND:20110207T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260314T054957Z DTSTART:20110207T170000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:MAXCNY Lunch with Deputy County Executive for Human Services UID:RFCALITEM639090497977402908 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:MAXCNY Lunch and Lecture Series 2011 Maxwell C entral New York Alumni (MAXCNY) presents its first lecture of the Spring 2 011 semester and we invite all CNY Alumni to hear: City of Syracuse and Co unty of Onondaga Cooperation in the Coming Year Featuring Ann Rooney Deput y County Executive for Human Services\, Onondaga County Tuesday\, February 7th\, 2011 12:00 to 1:30 pm The Syracuse University Warehouse The Warehou se\, Suite 405 350 West Fayette Street Syracuse\, NY 13244-3050 RSVP to al um@maxwell.syr.edu no later than Friday\, February 4th \, 5:00 pm Lunch is $12 payable at the door by cash or check (made out to MAXCNY) Students ar e welcome to attend at half price\, see transportation options below SAVE the DATES for our remaining Spring 2011 Lecture Series: Tuesday\, March 8t h Theme will be on the January 2011 Uprising in Tunisia and what it may me an for other Arab nations Speaker to be announced Monday\, April 4th Rober t Simpson\, President (MPA\, Maxwell School) CenterState Corporation for E conomic Opportunity (CEO) 572 South Salina Street Syracuse\, NY 13202 Tues day\, May 10th Leonard E. Burman Daniel Patrick Moynihan Professor of Publ ic Affairs Professor of Practice\, Public Administration and Economics Ph. D.\, University of Minnesota\, 1985 Federal tax policy\, health care\, bud get reform And John L. Palmer University Professor and Dean Emeritus Ph.D. \, Stanford University\, 1971 Public policy\, public management\, public f inance\, U.S. and comparative social policy\, Medicare and Social Security Alumni and students are welcome to bring guests to the MAXCNY lectures. W e see it as an opportunity to showcase the Maxwell faculty and other promi nent area residents who are involved locally in decision-making on importa nt public issues. Student transportation to and from the Warehouse is avai lable via the Connective Corridor Bus Service. Printed bus schedules are a vailable where Centro schedules are distributed (Library\, Schine\, &\; the Public Safety Building). Students can also email Norma Shannon at nsh annon@maxwell.syr.edu to see if a ride share can be arranged There is plen ty of available parking. Listed below are the available options for public parking around The Warehouse: Warehouse Public Parking Map (public parkin g highlighted in red on the map) (1) The Washington Street Garage\, locate d across the street from The Warehouse on the Washington Street side\, off ers parking. The garage is open Monday through Friday from 6am to 10pm – f ees are posted at the entrance. (2) Just to the east of the Washington Str eet Garage is a surface lot facing Franklin Street\, managed by Allright. It is not attended but it has a ticket machine that accepts cash or credit cards. The lot has daily\, evening\, and weekend rates. Please visit the lot for the current rates. (3) A second lot managed by Allright is at the corner of Franklin and West Fayette Streets. This lot offers an "early bir d" rate valid all day for vehicles parking before 9am. For cars arriving a fter 9am there is an all day rate. This lot also has a ticket machine that accepts cash or credit cards. A monthly permit can be obtained following the same procedure as the Franklin Street lot. (4) The Warehouse East and West lots are for SU faculty and staff permit holders only. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR