Notices
Intersession Courses
Registration has begun for the Intersession 2008 personal
enrichment
courses. Register in the Student Development and
Programming Office in Levering Union through Dec.
14.
For specific information, go to
www.jhu.edu/intersession or call 410-516-8209.
New Twist on Holiday Giving
Employees can use seasonal parties and gift exchanges as a
way to help
local families in need through the Adopt-a-Family Program,
sponsored by the Office of Faculty, Staff
and Retiree Programs. Gifts collected go to help at-risk
youth, foster children and families in crisis.
Faculty, staff members or departments "adopt" a person,
family or agency and purchase gifts from a
wish list written by the recipients.
For more information about the program or to submit an
adoption request, go to
www.jhu.edu/hr1/fsrp/adopt_fam.html or contact Sondra
Ponzi at
sponzi1@jhu.edu or 410-516-0338. Gifts and donations
are due by Friday, Dec. 14.
Research Ethics Consulting Office
Hours
The Research Ethics Consulting Service has scheduled
monthly office hours from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on the last
Wednesday of each month at the Wall of
Wonder, first floor, Bloomberg School of Public Health.
This service is available free of charge to
JHSPH faculty and students wanting to talk through ethics
challenges arising in their research
studies at the planning, implementation or analysis stage.
Anyone interested in this service but unable
to attend the drop-in hours may contact the RECS at
https://help.jhsph.edu/helpdesk.
ESL Registration
The Krieger School's English as a Second Language Program
begins spring-term
registration on Dec. 3. The program is open to all
students, faculty, staff and their families. Hopkins
ESL offers evening courses in Intermediate and Advanced
Oral Communication, focusing on
conversation and presentation skills, and in Academic and
Professional Writing. The 13-week program
begins with placement testing on Jan. 28.
For information, e-mail
esl@jhu.edu, call 410-516-5431
or go to
www.jhu.edu/ltc.esl.
Book Donations Needed
The Harriet Lane Clinic is in need of academic books
appropriate to school-
age children, grades 1 through 5, for its new Mentorship
Program starting in January.
To donate books, contact Lynette Forrest at
410-614-3865.
Johns Hopkins Nursing in Global Humanitarian
Relief
Sponsored by the School of Nursing and the
Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing, this one-week
intensive course prepares nurses to participate in
humanitarian relief efforts within the United States and
internationally. The course, which is offered
for academic or continuing education credit, takes place
from Jan. 14 to 18, at the School of Nursing.
To register or for more information, go to
www.ijhn.jhmi.edu/NGHR2008/default.htm, call
443-287-4745 or e-mail
ijhn@son.jhmi.edu.
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