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Notices
Professional Clothing Drive
Gently-used professional men's and women's clothing will be
collected on Friday, April 16, in several university
locations. Women's clothing will be donated to the Women's
Housing Coalition and men's clothing to Christopher Place
Employment Academy. Clothing should be clean and in good
condition.
To participate, place men's and women's clothing in
gender-separate, marked bags, and drop them off at one of
the following locations by Thursday April 15.
Homewood, 72 Garland (410-516-5411); Wyman Park, S-600
Wyman (410-516-7711); Eastern, Suite C130 (443-997-6811) or
Suite B001 (443-997-8108); Medicine, 1129 Reed Hall
(410-955-3836); Public Health, E2038 BSPH (410-614-4042);
the Candler Building, Suite 310, Room 3179, (410-223-1674)
and School of Nursing, Room 334 (410-955-4891).
For more information, go to
www.jhu.edu/~hr1/fsrp/clothing.html.
Reunion 2004: Homecoming at Homewood
A celebration weekend for reunion classes and all Homewood
alumni is scheduled for April 29 to May 2. The weekend is
an opportunity for alums to revisit the Homewood campus,
relive special memories and reconnect with old friends.
Highlights include the Alumni Lunch on the Lawn with
President Brody, tours of the newly renovated Homewood
campus, lectures and seminars with faculty, the traditional
pre-game Homecoming crab cake luncheon and a Blue Jays
lacrosse game vs. Towson.
For online registration, go to
www.alumni.jhu.edu/reunion.
Spring Volunteer Project
Volunteers are needed on Saturday, April 24, 8:30 a.m.-1
p.m., to assist Civic Works Community Lot team transform
vacant lots in East Baltimore into parks and gardens. Johns
Hopkins employees will work alongside community members to
reclaim vacant, desolate space to beautify and green our
city. Volunteers will be cleaning litter, clearing
overgrowth, preparing the soil or planting. All tools,
supplies and gloves, as well as coffee/continental
breakfast, bottled water and a box lunch, will be
provided.
To join the Johns Hopkins team, contact Lesley Giles,
of the
Office of Faculty, Staff and Retiree Programs, at [email protected] or
410-516-0373.
Certificate in Nonprofit Studies
The Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy
Studies is accepting applications for fall semester
classes in the
Certificate in Nonprofit Studies Program. This
part-time program is designed to develop and enhance the
knowledge and practical skills needed by nonprofit staff
and volunteers to run a successful organization. For more
information, call 410-516-5389 or e-mail
[email protected].
Self-Defense Class
An ongoing self-defense class will begin Tuesday, April 13,
at the Cooley Center. Taught by Ron McDaniel, Tai-Wing Chun
combines Tai Chi and Wing Chun to allow for a quick and
effective defense against any attack. A preliminary trial
session will run for six classes, Tuesdays and Fridays,
from 7 to 9 p.m. Cost to members will be $59, and $79 for
non-members. Prorated prices are available.
Full eight-class sessions will begin Tuesday, May 4.
For more information, go to
www.cooleycenter.com.
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