Last Campus Life Weekly of the Semester
|
|
Student Communications
Now - Thursday, August 16
Campus Life Weekly is taking a break over the summer and will return August 16. Congratulations to all new Graduates!
|
The President's Fellowship Program
Applications Now Being Accepted
|
|
Office of the President & the
Office of Interprofessional Service-Learning & Student Initiatives
Program Dates: August 2012 - May 2013
Application deadline is June 15, 2012
The President's Fellowship will sponsor up to 10 stipend fellows during the 2012 - 2013 academic year to participate in the President's Symposium and White Paper Project to address Civility as a Core Instructional Value at UM. Those selected will help define and articulate, from an interprofessional student perspective, the importance of civility on a health, legal and human services campus.
Click here to submit your application. To request more information and/or program requirements, please contact Courtney J Jones.
|
|
|
|
UMMC
Wednesdays
1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Paca Pratt Building - 110 South Paca St.
Weight Watchers at Work is available by purchasing a monthly pass that allows members to attend meetings at work at UMMC or near their home. Open to students, faculty & staff. Join us for a free Open House on Wednesday 5/23/12 at 1:00 pm at 110 South Paca Street.
Questions? Contact Regina Hogan at 410-328-1788 or Weight Watchers via email.
|
R.A.D. (Rape, Aggression, Defense)
|
|
URecFit
Saturday, June 16 & June 23
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
HS/HSL Library Room LL02
Register here RAD for Men teaches violence prevention and a basic self defense program. It is designed to empower men to make different decisions when confronted with aggressive behavior. It also educates men about their roles and responsibilities in reducing violence. For more information email Archie Griffin.
|
The Literature of Prescription Exhibit
Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the "Yellow Wall-Paper"
|
|
HS/HSL Exhibit
Now - Saturday, June 16
Weise Gallery at the HS/HSL Library
Writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who was deterred from pursuing a career to preserve her health, rejected 19th century ideas about gender in a terrifying short story titled "The Yellow Wall-Paper." The tale was an indictment of the medical profession and restrictions on opportunities for women
For more information contact the library Reference Desk or visit the event website.
|
|
Stay in Touch with Social Media
|
 Keeping up to date on the many events, activities and announcements is even easier when you are connected to these social media sites.
|
