* Summer Archaeology Programs Offered
* Alumni Author Plans Book Signing
* Request Publications Office Services Online
* Newspaper Seeks Drivers who Carpool
 

Summer Archaeology Programs Offered
The Public Archaeology Facility will offer its annual Community Archaeology Program (CAP) at the prehistoric Campville site on the Susquehanna River in Tioga County. Children (ages 10-12) may register for one or both sessions: July 14-18 or July 21-25 (cost: $140 per session per student). Young adults and adults (ages 13 and older) may register for one session: July 14-18 (cost: $140 per person). The programs include a combination of campus activities and supervised excavations at an archaeological site. Visit to register or call 777-4786 to register or receive a brochure.

Alumni Author Plans Book Signing 
Alumnus and author Joshua Palmatier will return to campus for a book signing from noon-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, at the University Bookstore. He is the author of "The Skewed Throne" trilogy and will be featuring the last book in the series, "The Vacant Throne." His work can be viewed at. 

Request Publications Office Services Online
The Publications Office is now offering an online print request form. You can now request a meeting, order business cards or place a project request via the project request form at.

Newspaper Seeks Drivers who Carpool
The Press & Sun Bulletin is working on a story about employees carpooling to work to save on gas. If you carpool and might be interested in doing a brief interview, e-mail ryarosh@binghamton.edu today.