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Notices
Summer Tennis Leagues
Summer tennis leagues are now forming at the
Cooley Center.
Matches will be held between 5 and 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Women's and men's A and B leagues, as well as a
doubles league, are planned if enough people sign up.
Register at the Cooley Center front desk; cost is $2 per
player.
Ballroom Dance Classes
The Johns Hopkins Ballroom Dance Club is offering Monday
evening Swing/Cha-Cha classes at the beginner/intermediate
level with professional instructor Francis Solomon.
The eight-week series begins tonight, June 21, from 6
to 7:30 p.m. in the Great Hall, Levering, on the Homewood
campus. The entire session costs $60 per person, $110 per
couple. To sign up, call 410-499-6602 or e-mail jhbdc@yahoo.com.
ESOL Summer Classes
The Greater Homewood Adult Literacy and ESOL Program will
hold registration for summer English classes for speakers
of other languages from 10 a.m. to noon and 6 to 8 p.m. on
June 28 and 29. Students need to register and be tested in
order to enroll. Students not enrolling at this time may be
turned away.
Class/materials fees are dependent on a student's
level, ranging from $20 to $180. Classes will run for 10
weeks, July 12 to Aug. 30. Morning and evening classes are
available for beginning, intermediate and advanced
learners.
For more information, contact the Adult Literacy and
ESOL staff at 410-261-3524. The program is located at 3501
North Charles Street, in the lower level of the University
Baptist Church.
Free Welch Medical Library Workshops
The Welch Medical Library is offering free summer
workshops, beginning June 22. Titles include Library 101,
PubMed, Evidence-Based Healthcare, EndNote 7, and Reference
Manager.
All workshops take place in the 2024 Building.
Registration is necessary; forms are available at
www.welch.jhu.edu/classes/registration.html and can be
faxed to 410-614-3810. For a complete list of free classes,
check
www.welch.jhu.edu/classes/free.
Certificate in Nonprofit Studies
The Institute for Policy Studies is
accepting applications for its fall classes in the
part-time Certificate in Nonprofit Studies program,
designed for nonprofit staff and volunteers seeking to run
a successful organization.
Students who complete this certificate program and who
then apply and are admitted to the
School of Professional
Studies' MBA program may receive course waivers for the
MBA concentration in nonprofit management, a program
offered in partnership with IPS.
For more information, call 410-516-5389 or e-mail cwessner@jhu.edu.
Integrated Arts Summer Camp
The Integrated Arts Summer Camp at Homewood's Mattin Center
provides 8- to 15-year-olds with opportunities for
creative expression and artistic development. Activities
include arts classes, sports and field trips. Instrumental
music, vocal music, martial arts, dance, drama and visual
arts are offered, with private lessons and tutoring
optional. Campers will participate in a closing program for
family, friends and the JHU community at 6 p.m. on
Saturday, Aug. 7, in Shriver Hall. Field trips are planned
to the BMA, Six Flags and Passport Voyages of Discovery.
The camp runs from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through
Friday, July 12 to Aug. 6. The cost, which includes lunch,
is $500 for the four-week session or $125 a week.
Transportation is available for an additional fee.
Seven-year-olds will be considered by audition only.
The camp is sponsored by Homewood Student Affairs, the
Center for Social Concern, the Black Student Union and the
Gospel Choir. For more information, contact Tracye Brewer
at 410-467-0497 or
artistbee@hotmail.com.
Volunteers Tutors Wanted
Opportunities are available to tutor adults in reading and
writing, two hours a week, in the Greater Homewood Adult
Literacy Program. Materials and training are provided.
Convenient location and flexible hours fit all schedules.
For details, call 410-261-3524.
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