Lincoln Center Monthly Calendar of Events
November 2009
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3 |
Tues |
Clinical Social Work Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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Spirituality Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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5 |
Thurs |
Learned Lunch: "Hope Shines: Working Toward |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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Sustainability for Children in Rwanda" |
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7 |
Sat |
Black Social Work Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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Women and Girls Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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| Nov. |
10 |
Tues |
Learned Lunch: "Journey To a Hate Free Millennium" |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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Global Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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11 |
Wed |
Integrative Seminar - Advanced Year |
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12 |
Thurs |
Charting Your Social Work Path |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 703 |
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Global Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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Equity For Children |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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14 |
Sat |
Writing Advisement |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 708 |
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Charting Your Social Work Path |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 706 |
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Global Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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| Nov. |
17 |
Tues |
Clinical Social Work Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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18 |
Wed |
Integrative Seminar - Foundation Year |
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| Nov. |
19 |
Thurs |
Learned Lunch: "Journey To a Hate Free Millennium" |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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Clinical Social Work Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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21 |
Sat |
Learned Lunch: "What Happened in Cambodia in 1979: An |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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American Social Work Tourists Perspective" |
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Black Social Work Student Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 703 |
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Anti-Racism 101 Group |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 701 |
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24 |
Tues |
Learned Lunch: "The Social Workers Role in International |
12:40-1:30pm |
Room 713 |
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Adoption" |
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25 |
Wed |
Thanksgiving Break - University Closed |
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Sun |
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30 |
Mon |
Registration for Spring 2010 Begins |
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REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2010
Registration material for Spring 2010 will be mailed to your home during the week of November 16th. Registration will take place November 30th through December 6th. Registration in done on-line through my.fordham. Do not wait until the last minute to familiarize yourself with the system. Waiting may only deter you at registration time.
Class schedules will not be mailed – they can be viewed on the GSS website (www.fordham.edu/gss) or on my.fordham just prior to the anticipated mail date of the other registration information.
SCHOOL CLOSINGS
The University may cancel classes or close the university due to adverse weather conditions. Information on school closings will be available through two numbers directly linked to the university – 212-636-7777 or 800-280-SNOW. Announcements will also be made every 15 minutes on the university radio station – WFUV 90.7 FM. Classes may be cancelled at one campus while continuing at another. Close attention should be paid to such distinctions when monitoring radio reports or calling the snow numbers.
CHILD ABUSE SEMINAR
A requirement for New York State licensure upon graduating is the completion of a two hour course on the detection and reporting of child abuse. For your convenience we are offering, at a discounted rate of $15, four individual seminar dates during the academic year. The first seminar is scheduled for December 9th from 6:00 to 8:30pm. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Forms for this first training can be picked up in Room 726. We will offer three more seminars during the spring semester – February 17th and April 28th from 11:30am to 2pm and March 10th from 6pm to 8:30pm. Please be reminded that space is limited.
EQUITY FOR CHILDREN
Please join us on November 12th from 12:40 through 1:30 PM in room 713 to launch a very exciting collaboration between Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service and the New School's Graduate Program in International Affairs. The initiative, Equity for Children seeks to engage students and scholars in promoting awareness, increased knowledge and action about issues affecting equity for children and the realization of their rights worldwide. Come hear about the events and opportunities for students to participate in global conferences, travel, and learning opportunities in the
coming year.
Lunch will be served so please RSVP to Sarah Voisine at voisine@fordham.edu by November 10th.
WRITING ADVISEMENT
Kathryn O’Hagan continues her writing seminars on APA format on November 14th in Room 713. Her final date for this semester will be December 5th.
ACADEMIC ADVISING
Dean Elaine Gerald is the academic advisor for all students not in field placement, as well as for all non-matriculated students. Feel free to contact her with any questions you may have. Dean Gerald’s office is located on the 8th Floor of 33 West 60th Street, and she can be reached at 212-636-6601.
THE THANKSGIVING BREAK
The University will be CLOSED beginning Wednesday, November 25th through Sunday, November 29th for the Thanksgiving holiday. Have a wonderful break!
THE BENEFITS FAIR
Every student who will be taking SWGS 6006 Social Welfare Policy and Services in the spring semester is expected to attend the Benefits Fair on January 11th, 2010 from 9am to 12pm as a part of guided instruction hours. Please plan accordingly. Students who have already taken this course are still welcome to attend. The theme of this years fair is Human Rights.
