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THIS WEEK AT BRANDEIS
Student Union Announcements for November 23, 2008
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View and submit online: http://union.brandeis.edu/announcements/
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Things to Know...
A1. Get $25 for books! Fill out dining survey! Make dining change!
A2. Sexual Health Survey at Brandeis University
A3. What Is a Kiss Survey!!
A4. January 2009 CIC Career Fairs Registration Deadline: Dec. 1, 2008
A5. Waltham Group Bone Marrow Donor Registry Drive
Stuff to Do...
B1. Wed - What do we eat, and where does it come from?
B2. Thu - Institutional Review Board Info Workshop
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A1. Get $25 for books! Fill out dining survey! Make dining change!
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Want to help change dining?
Want to earn $25 for books?
In order to best advocate for students, the Student Union Dining
Committee is offering a prize of a $25 Barnes & Nobles gift certificate
to one random person that spends 3 minutes filling out this dining
survey about:
-Einstein's Hours
- WhoCash
Here's the link:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=TenD2iCHB2uxbt2pXxkM1Q_3d_3d
Contact: Justin J. Sulsky <jsulsky -AT- brandeis.edu>
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A2. Sexual Health Survey at Brandeis University
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Two students are doing research for a final paper in a sociology class,
Sociology 169a: Issues In Sexuality.
We are hoping to explore the sexual health resources available to the
Brandeis community and would appreciate your honest, anonymous and
confidential input.
This survey is in no way affiliated with SSIS or the Health Center,
just two sociology students and our final paper!
Please feel free to answer only the questions you are comfortable with
and know that this survey is entirely anonymous.
Thank you!
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=6CQ_2b6t9RtkQQeNv20ia9bQ_3d_3d
Contact: Elisette I. Weiss <elisette -AT- brandeis.edu>
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A3. What Is a Kiss Survey!!
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Take this survey to help with research for a research paper in SOC
169b-Issues in Sexuality addressing the meaning of a kiss according to
Brandeis Undergraduate students!
Take The Survey Here:
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB228EHCLKYV7
Please e-mail any questions to elysha11@brandeis.edu
THANKS!
Contact: Elysha B. Greenberg <elysha11 -AT- brandeis.edu>
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A4. January 2009 CIC Career Fairs Registration Deadline: Dec. 1, 2008
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Register today for the fair near you!
1. Go to: http://cic.erecruiting.com
2. Click on “Create Account” under student menu
3. Enter the key code “cic2009” to get started
Fairs are in Boston, L.A., D.C., Chicago, N.Y.C
Contact: Annelise D. Parham <parham -AT- brandeis.edu>
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A5. Waltham Group Bone Marrow Donor Registry Drive
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What is it?
The goal of the drive is to increase the number of people registered in
the international bone marrow registry. Your cells are then checked
against those that have a need for bone marrow donations such as those
with leukemia.
What will be happening at the drive?
You will be asked to fill out a form, all of this information is 100%
confidential. Next is a cheek swab and that information will be sent
to a national database. There are NO NEEDLES OR BLOOD SAMPLES!
Who can participate?
Everyone between the ages of 18-55. This means that most of the
restrictions preventing people from donating blood do not apply to bone
marrow registering.
What happens if I am a match?
The chance of being a match is extremely slim. However, if you are a
match it is an opportunity to save somebody's life, 80% of all
donations are done through drawn blood, virtually painless. The other
20% is done through your pelvis; you receive an epidural and the
recovery time is about 3 days.
When and where?
The drive will be Wednesday, December 3, from 11-2 in the International
Lounge and on Thursday, December 4, from 10-5 in the Shapiro Campus
Center Atrium.
Contact: Stephanie L. Choroser <slc1023 -AT- brandeis.edu>
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B1. Wed - What do we eat, and where does it come from?
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December 3, 2008 - 05:30PM Lurias (Upstairs Sherman)
Wondering where our food at Brandeis comes from? At this panel about
ethical eating, hear a number of speakers talk about "green eating",
why they do it, how they make their food choices, and how they express
their activism. The speakers are:
-Professor Donahue, Environmental Studies
-Professor Goldin, Environmental Studies
-Amanda Cather, Waltham Community Farms
-Paul Shapiro, The Humane Society of the United States
-Adam Apter, Brandeis '09
Contact: Leora H. Perkins <lperkins -AT- brandeis.edu>
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B2. Thu - Institutional Review Board Info Workshop
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December 4, 2008 - 05:00PM Shapiro CC Room 313
Feeling a little confused about the Institutional Review Board (IRB)
process? Need some assistance navigating the procedures? Please come to
a workshop led by Lorrie Clark of the Office of Research Administration
and Paul O’Keefe, the Assistant Provost for Research Administration.
This one hour meeting is geared specifically towards helping you
understand the IRB process. All students welcome, especially seniors,
and juniors who are studying abroad in the spring. RSVPs to Lorrie
Clark at "mlclark@brandeis.edu" helpful, but not required.
Contact: Liane Courtney Grasso <lgrasso -AT- brandeis.edu>
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