Charles Drew Event - Bringing Medical School Admissions to You

Bringing Medical School Admissions to You

Date: Thursday, September 30th at 8:30pm
Place: 517 Hamilton

Interested in meeting the people in charge of medical school admissions?

We will be hosting a panel with Dr. Miller of Weill Medical College of Cornell Universityand Dr. Hutcherson of Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons to get varying perspectives and first-hand knowledge on Medical School Admissions. Learn what medical schools are actually looking for, strategic planing during every step of the way in your pre-med career, how best to complete med school applications, what to include, and what to emphasize. Students will also learn about the most common pitfalls and how to avoid them.  There are sure to be a lot of great tips, so make sure you don?t miss it!

 

Dr. Carlyle Miller - alum of Columbia University; assistant attending physician at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell and Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Equal Opportunity Programs at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.

 

Dr. Hilda Hutcherson - Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Associate Dean for Diversity and Minority Affairs at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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fellowship: Global Health Fellowship in Haiti

Attn: Seniors

The Medical Missionaries Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship in Global Health

Application Deadline extended to October 10^th

St. Joseph's Clinic, Thomassique, Haiti

Fellowship Description: For the fifth consecutive year, two fellows will be placed at St. Joseph's Clinic, in the rural town of Thomassique, Haiti. Thomassique is located in the Haitian Central Plateau, which is far removed from any unrest in Port au Prince and was thankfully largely unaffected by the earthquake. The fellows act as liaisons between St. Joseph's and Medical Missionaries, the Virginia-based organization that founded and supports the clinic. Their responsibilities include helping coordinate the clinic’s operations and managing several health outreach programs involving Community Health Workers, water access and purification, malnutrition, salt iodization, and education. Fellows work with doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, and lab technicians at the clinic. They also have the opportunity to develop new initiatives to address community needs.

Duration of Fellowship: June 2011 - June/July 2012

Eligibility and Qualifications: The fellowship is open to recent college graduates (including those graduating in Spring 2011) with an interest in global health. Although no specific prior experiences are required, strong applicants will have outstanding academic and extracurricular records and a demonstrated commitment to reducing health disparities worldwide. Fellows should be prepared to live in a rural, under-developed setting and should be in good health. 

About Medical Missionaries and St. Joseph's Clinic: St. Joseph's Clinic serves as the primary medical center for approximately 100,00 people and was built in 2006 by the non-profit, non-religiously affiliated organization Medical Missionaries. Medical Missionaries works to provide health care to under-served communities worldwide regardless of race, religion, or political affiliation. More information about Medical Missionaries can be found at www.medmissionaries.org.

To Learn More and Apply:  The primary application (which includes more detailed information about the fellowship) and answers to FAQs are attached to this e-mail. These can also be found at http://medmissionaries.org/id17.html. Additional questions may be sent to mmfellowship2011@gmail.com. For a personal account of the current fellows' activities, please visit their blog at http://thomassique.blogspot.com or at http://medmissionaries.org/id62.html.

Application Deadline: Primary applications should be submitted to mmfellowship2011@gmail.com by October 10, 2010, 11:59 pm EDT. Early submission is strongly encouraged.

--
Emily A. Dansereau and Fidel A. Desir
Global Health Fellows | 2010-2011
St. Joseph's Clinic | Thomassique, Haiti
mmfellowship2011@gmail.com
Cell: 509.3896.2570

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stud org: CU Global Brigades

What is Global Brigades?

Our chapter is part of the national organization, Global Brigades, Inc., which focuses on international and sustainable development working in the developing words and targeting college students as volunteers. We, along with hundreds of other universities across the country, travel down to Honduras or Panama for a week on a brigade. Currently, Columbia is offering 7 brigades:  Medical, Dental, Water, Public Health, Environmental, Business, & Microfinance. These brigades are split between Honduras and Panama and we travel down the last week of winter break, or January 7 - 15, 2011.

Application Information

Anyone who wants to go on our brigade this January (in any of the many disciplines offered) must fill out an application and get it back to us at cugb.applications@gmail.com by THIS FRIDAY, 1 OCTOBER by 11:59 p.m. The application seems long, but please read all instructions very closely. Additionally, we will hold an informal question/answer session with the board Tuesday, September 28th from 8-9 p.m. in Lerner West Ramp Lounge. Please don't hesitate to ask us anything about the application process or individual brigades at this time. If you cannot make it, feel free to email cugb_board@columbia.edu.

You will be notified of your brigade status by Sunday, October 3rd at our first FULL BRIGADE BODY MEETING from 8-10 p.m. (Location TBA). All applicants must attend this meeting. We know this application and decision process comes early in the year, but in order to get cheaper airfare we must get a full headcount and deposit in as early as possible. 

Good luck with the application!

Thank you so much for your help!

Best,
Wen

--
Columbia University, CC '12
Department of Biological Sciences
Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology
5745 Lerner Hall
2920 Broadway
New York, NY 10027

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TIME CHANGE - CUSJ Meeting

 

Sorry for the confusion.  This meeting starts at 8:30 pm

 

 

The Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal (CUSJ) is holding a general 

interest meeting this Wednesday (September 29) at 8:30pm in the 

Broadway room. Come to learn about how to get involved in this student 

research publication. We're looking for people interested in serving 

on our editorial review board, and reviewing articles. We're also 

looking for people who want to help plan our Symposium in the spring 

(where students from many colleges present their research). 

Additionally, we're looking for research article submissions. If you 

have any questions, feel free to email natania521@gmail.com.

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stud org: CU Science Journal meeting

 

 

The Columbia Undergraduate Science Journal (CUSJ) is holding a general 

interest meeting this Wednesday (September 29) at 8pm in the Broadway 

room. Come to learn about how to get involved in this student research 

publication. We're looking for people interested in serving on our 

editorial review board, and reviewing articles. We're also looking for 

people who want to help plan our Symposium in the spring (where 

students from many colleges present their research). Additionally, 

we're looking for research article submissions. If you have any 

questions, feel free to email natania521@gmail.com.

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workshops: procrastination and time management

Dear Premeds –

You know how important your grades are – get help with time management from the experts!!

 

 

Do you wait until the last minute?  Tired of all-nighters?  Come to the CPS Residence Halls’

Procrastination & Time Management Workshops

 

Students may attend any of the workshops below with the designated clinician.

How does it work? Each workshop below has two sessions that provide tools and techniques to manage time and avoid procrastination. You must attend the first session of each workshop.

 

Workshop A with Shirley Matthews, Ph.D.:

When:  Thursdays, October 28 & November 4 @ 6:00pm

Where:  Carman 100

 

Workshop B with Patty Farrell, CSW:

When:  Wednesdays, November 10 & November 17 @ 7:00pm

Where:  Hartley 112A

 

Workshop C with Anne Goldfield, Ph.D.:

When:  Thursdays, November 11 & November 18 @ 7:00pm

Where:  600 W. 113^th St., 2^nd Floor

 

Please RSVP to cc803@columbia.edu to reserve a spot.

 

 

 

To schedule an appointment:  CLICK HERE

 

MEGAN M. RIGNEY

Assistant Dean

Preprofessional Advising

Center for Student Advising

Columbia College / The Fu Foundation School of  Engineering and Applied Science

403 Lerner Hall

2920 Broadway

New York, NY 10027

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Direct Line: (212) 854-8819

For Appts: (212) 854-6378

Fax (212) 854-0042

http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional 

http://columbia-prehealth.blogspot.com

http://columbia-prelaw.blogspot.com

 

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Narrative Medicine Rounds - Wednesday, October 6

 

JONATHAN METZL
Discussing his recent book, The Protest Psychosis: How Schizophrenia Became a Black Disease.

Jonathan M. Metzl, MD, PhD, is a psychiatrist who also has a Ph.D. in American Studies. He is Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Women's Studies and Director of Program in Culture, Health, and Medicine. In this capacity he works as a Senior Attending Physician in the adult psychiatric clinics, and teaches courses in the areas of history of psychiatry, gender, and health at the undergraduate and graduate levels.   He is author of Prozac on the Couch: Prescribing Gender in the Era of Wonder Drugs (Duke University Press, 2003), and of The Protest Psychosis: How Schizophrenia Became a Black Disease (Beacon Press, 2010).  His work has appeared in journals including the Lancet, American Journal of Psychiatry, American Harvard Review of Psychiatry, Gender and History, and SIGNS: The Journal of Women, Culture, and Society. His researched has been supported by grants from such funding agencies as the Women's Health office of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the U.S. Department of Education, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression (NARSAD), among other sources.

Narrative Medicine Rounds - Wednesday October 6, 2010
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
CUMC Faculty Club
P&S Building, 630 W. 168th Street (Between Broadway & Fort Washington Ave.)
4th Floor - Room 446
New York, NY 10032
**accessible entrance through Presbyterian Emergency on Broadway off W. 168th St.-- take Presbyterian elevators to the 4th Floor**

Rounds begin at 5:00 followed by refreshments.
Free and open to the public.

www.narrativemedicine.org

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Stud Org Event: Student Global AIDS Campaign General Body Meeting

 

Come to Student Global AIDS Campaign's first meeting of the year...

 

What: Activism, Outreach, and Free Red Velvet Cupcakes!

 

Where: Dodge Room of Earl Hall

 

When: 8 p.m., Wednesday, September 29.

 

Join Student Global AIDS Campaign this Wednesday, September 29, at 8 p.m. for free red velvet cupcakes and details on how you can be a part of our campaign against HIV/AIDS and promote awareness about today’s most seminal public health issues! No prior experience is necessary – all you need is an interest in activism, outreach, discussion, education, awareness, or all of the above! Bring a friend or twenty! Several executive positions are available.

 

Questions? E-mail us! (cusgac@gmail.com) Or visit our facebook event at: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=133085330071965.

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recruiting research participants

Dear Student:

As a Columbia University student enrolled in a pre-med course, you  are
invited to take part in a new study about exam preparation that  is
being conducted in the Psychology Department by Professor Niall  Bolger.
The research is designed to find out about the daily  experiences of
undergraduates who are preparing for challenging  exams and it is funded
by the National Institutes of Health.

As a participant, you would be asked to complete daily diaries for  two
weeks surrounding an important exam, each of which will take no  longer
than 10 minutes to complete. You will be asked to answer  questions
about your mood, food and beverage consumption, and the  various ways
you cope on a daily basis. Some participants will be  asked to provide
saliva samples to obtain a physiological measure  of arousal. All
responses and test results will be kept  confidential, the study is
entirely voluntary and as a participant,  you would be allowed to
withdraw at any time. The questions are all  online and can be answered
at your convenience. You would be paid  for your participation.

Depending on what condition of our study you are asked to join, you
will receive $50. You will also have multiple chances to win bonus
awards worth $250 each. Your participation gives you a chance to be
part of a Columbia University study and is a great way to receive a  bit
of money as well!

If you are interested in participating, please visit our website to
sign up at http://www.psych.nyu.edu/couples/EP/signup

For more information about this study, please contact us by email  at
examprepstudy@gmail.com.

Best of luck to you with the semester ahead!

Niall Bolger
Chairperson
Department of Psychology
Email chair@psych.columbia.edu
406 Schermerhorn Hall MC: 5501
1190 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10027

--
Michelle A. Herrera
Study Coordinator ~ Diabetes Study
Couples Lab
Columbia University
212-961-7017

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Global Health Idea Incubator Workshop

Global Health Idea Incubator Workshop on October 1

http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/global-health-workshop

Do you have an idea for a program, project, or organization? Unite For Sight's Founder and CEO will hold a 1/2-day workshop to help you develop and launch your idea. The workshop will focus on effective healthcare delivery and the importance of best practices in global health, successful strategies of social innovation and social entrepreneurship, and mentoring and guidance on how to establish new initiatives and organizations. The workshop will be a small, intimate roundtable forum.

• Who: Students and professionals are eligible to apply. Successful applicants will have demonstrated an interest in global health.
• When: Friday, October 1 (1:00-6:00pm)
• Where: Unite For Sight headquarters in downtown New Haven (across the street from Yale's Whitney Humanities Center)
• How to apply: Submit a resume and a short essay (suggested length of 300-500 words) that describes your interest in the workshop and past involvement in global health (if any).  Complete workshop details and application instructions online at http://www.uniteforsight.org/global-health-university/global-health-workshop

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Charles Drew event: Change of location: 517 Ham.

   Spotlight on Sickle Cell Anemia with STRIVE!

Date: September 23rd at 8:30 pm
Place: 517 Hamilton NOT 203 Math!!!

Join Charles Drew as we work with STRIVE to learn more about Sickle
Cell Anemia and how it affects those it afflicts. We will be talking
with program coordinators with ample knowledge  to get to know exactly
how this disease works and how it affects the community we live in and
the world as a whole.


   We will also learn how to get involved in STRIVE to help those in
the community    affected. It is a great way to do community service
and show on your resume you love to help people!


STRIVE as an organization is dedicated to giving children with Sickle
Cell Disease the tools and support they need to achieve success in
school and in their social lives, while also teaching them how to
manage their disease, how to advocate for themselves to fulfill their
unique needs, and about the biology of their disease.

 

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Charles Drew Event

Spotlight on Sickle Cell Anemia with STRIVE!
Date: September 23rd at 8:30 pm
Place: 203 Math

Join Charles Drew as we work with STRIVE to learn more about Sickle
Cell Anemia and how it affects those it afflicts. We will be talking
with program coordinators with ample knowledge to get to know exactly
how this disease works and how it affects the community we live in and
the world as a whole.

We will also learn how to get involved in STRIVE to help those in
the community affected. It is a great way to do community service
and show on your resume you love to help people!

STRIVE as an organization is dedicated to giving children with Sickle
Cell Disease the tools and support they need to achieve success in
school and in their social lives, while also teaching them how to
manage their disease, how to advocate for themselves to fulfill their
unique needs, and about the biology of their disease. Read more!

Event: Duke-NUS Medical School Visit

 

 

DUKE-NUS (National University of Singapore) Medical School Visit

 

Date:	September 27, 2010 from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm EDT
Location:	Uris 306
Contact:	For further information regarding this event, please contact Jen Thompson by sending email to jmt2167@columbia.edu .

Students are welcome to come meet with Samuel Ang Li-Hsien from Duke- NUS Graduate Medical School located in Singapore.

The focus of Duke-NUS is to help develop the next generation of physician-scientists.   Our school is a joint collaboration between Duke University and the National University of Singapore(NUS).   Duke-NUS employs the curriculum developed at the Duke University School of Medicine. This unique curriculum includes a full year devoted to independent research and is well known for its leadership in training physician-scientists.

We have students coming  from a variety academic experiences, from the traditional �pre-med� tract to engineering, life sciences, pharmacology and even anthropology, to name a few.

Although open to all students, our school is  targeting outstanding international students from Asia who, because of US citizenship requirements, may find it difficult to gain admission to most US med schools.  We think they will be further excited with the career and research opportunities that Singapore can offer, given Singapore�s commitment to being a leading biomedical hub in Asia.

 

 

http://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/web/about_us_the_dukenus_story.htm

To schedule an appointment:  CLICK HERE

 

MEGAN M. RIGNEY

Assistant Dean

Preprofessional Advising

Center for Student Advising

Columbia College / The Fu Foundation School of  Engineering and Applied Science

403 Lerner Hall

2920 Broadway

New York, NY 10027

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Direct Line: (212) 854-8819

For Appts: (212) 854-6378

Fax (212) 854-0042

http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional 

http://columbia-prehealth.blogspot.com

http://columbia-prelaw.blogspot.com

 

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fellowship opportunity: NIH Dept Bioethics

Attn: Seniors – thinking about what you are going to do after graduation but before medical school – consider this fellowship.

Pre-doctoral Fellowships

The Department of Bioethics of the Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center, NIH, is offering a limited number of pre-doctoral fellowship positions in bioethics.

• The Department of Bioethics is committed to clinical teaching, consultation, and research. Fellows will participate in the activities and intellectual life of the department, and study ethical issues related to the conduct of research, clinical practice, and health policy. Fellows will conduct their research under the guidance of the senior faculty, participate in weekly bioethics seminars, case conferences, ethics consultations, and IRB deliberations, and have access to multiple educational opportunities at NIH.
• Fellowships are two years in length. Stipends are based on the current US government schedule.
• For information on the faculty, and other aspects of the department, please visit our website. Past pre-doctoral fellows have pursued graduate study in numerous fields including medicine, law, public health, health policy, and sociology.

Eligibility

• Applicants should have an undergraduate degree and should be planning postgraduate work. Fellows will be selected on the basis of their previous academic achievements, commitment to scholarship, and the contribution they are likely to make in the field of bioethics. No prior experience in bioethics is necessary.

To Apply

• Interested applicants should submit an application including a curriculum vitae, a brief statement describing their interests and goals for the fellowship (1,000 words or less), three letters of reference, copies of written or published work, and transcripts.

Application Deadline

• For two-year fellowships beginning in September of each year, please submit materials by January 15. Notification of acceptance will be March 15.

Submission of Applications

• Submit applications to:
  
  Department of Bioethics
  Clinical Center
  National Institutes of Health
  Building 10, Room 1C118
  10 Center Drive
  Bethesda, MD 20892-1156
  Tel: 301.496.2429
  Fax: 301.496-0760
  Email: bioethics-inquiries@mail.nih.gov
  Website: www.bioethics.nih.gov

 

 

To schedule an appointment:  CLICK HERE

 

MEGAN M. RIGNEY

Assistant Dean

Preprofessional Advising

Center for Student Advising

Columbia College / The Fu Foundation School of  Engineering and Applied Science

403 Lerner Hall

2920 Broadway

New York, NY 10027

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Direct Line: (212) 854-8819

For Appts: (212) 854-6378

Fax (212) 854-0042

http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional 

http://columbia-prehealth.blogspot.com

http://columbia-prelaw.blogspot.com

 

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Part-time job: research assistant

 

Site Coordinator

20 Hours a week

Mt. Sinai School of Medicine

 

The Division of Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes at

Mount Sinai School of Medicine is recruiting a dynamic research

assistant to work on several research projects, including an ongoing

multi-center school-based Diabetes Prevention Study.  The applicant

will play a key role on an active clinical research team. The Site

Coordinator will be involved in recruiting subjects, communication

with school personnel, coordination of laboratory and survey

assessments, data management and assisting the intervention team. The

applicant should have proficiency in Windows-based programs such as

Word, Outlook, Excel and Access; SPSS a plus.  Good written and oral

communication skills required; Spanish language proficiency preferred.

   The position is half-time with flexible hours.  Position available

 immediately.

 

 Please contact and/or e-mail resume to

 Robert Rapaport, MD

 Professor of Pediatrics

 Director, Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes

 Mount Sinai School of Medicine

 One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1616

 New York, NY 10029

 Tel: 212-241-8487

 Fax: 212-876-2503

 email: robert.rapaport@msnyuhealth.org

 

 

 

 

 

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Peer Health Exchange application deadline this Friday

Still interested in

Peer Health Exchange?

It’s not too late to apply!

 

Apply online at www.peerhealthexchange.org/apply

by Friday, Sept. 24th at 5:00pm

 

Join Peer Health Exchange and teach health workshops in NYC public high schools that lack health education.

 

This year, Barnard-Columbia undergraduate volunteers will teach public high school students workshops about sexual health, relationships, substance abuse, and nutrition.

 

Peer Health Exchange volunteers will:

·      Provide a much-needed service in their community.

·      Develop valuable skills, including public speaking, teaching, and leadership skills.

·      Expand their career opportunities.

·      Learn useful health information.

·      Be an integral part of the campus community.

 

To learn more, attend an information session with FREE FOOD on:

 

·      Wednesday, September 22 @ 9pm in Lerner Ramp

Lounge East

 

 

 

To schedule an appointment:  CLICK HERE

 

MEGAN M. RIGNEY

Assistant Dean

Preprofessional Advising

Center for Student Advising

Columbia College / The Fu Foundation School of  Engineering and Applied Science

403 Lerner Hall

2920 Broadway

New York, NY 10027

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Direct Line: (212) 854-8819

For Appts: (212) 854-6378

Fax (212) 854-0042

http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional 

http://columbia-prehealth.blogspot.com

http://columbia-prelaw.blogspot.com

 

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opportunity: Narrative medicine non-credit course

Dear Premeds –

This is a fantastic interesting opportunity – especially for those that enjoy writing – definitely consider it.  

A new, 6-session non-credit course: Narrative Medicine: Stories of the Patient, the Body & the Self

Narrative Medicine is a practice designed to give doctors and healthcare professionals a more profound understanding of the experience of illness. It teaches how to listen and what to listen for. Using literary texts and films, this course will explore stories of gender, suffering, isolation, ethical dilemma, self-absorption, misrepresentation, and the care for and understanding of self.

The skills of narrative competence explored in this class are applicable to the practice of medicine and other fields in which human relationships are central: business, law, architecture, social work, and the creative arts.

This is a highly participatory course with the majority of work to be done in class through discussion, reflective writing and feedback. Enrollment is limited to 12 students.

October 5, 12, 19 and November 2, 9, 16 from 9:45 – 11:00 AM
Barnard 406
 
Facilitators:
Rory Jones and Charlotte Friedman MFA, in affiliation with the Department of English, Barnard College and the Program in Narrative Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University
narrativemedicine.org

To apply, please write to narrativemedicine@columbia.edu indicating your interest in the program.  NO formal application required.

 

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Stud Org: revised: Unite For Sight Informational

 

Here is the revised blurb with location, 

 

Interested in global public health? Or looking for local or global
volunteering opportunities but do not know where to start or which
organization to trust? Come to UniteForSights Informational and learn
more about volunteering in New York, Ghana, India and more!

UniteForSight applies best practices in eye care, public health,
volunteerism, and social entrepreneurship to achieve our goal of high
quality eye care for all. To date, we have provided eye care services to
more than 700,000 people worldwide. Our unwavering commitment to
creating a real, lasting impact involves three innovativeprogram

The Informational will take place from8:30pm - 9pm on Wednesday
September 22, 2010 

 

Location: Lerner Piano Lounge now known as the MAIN Lounge. (second floor of Lerner)

Come enjoy snacksand learn more about Unite For Sight.

For more information please feel free to contact Jean Pak at
646-300-5899/jjp2133@columbia.edu or Farhana Begum at
fab2114@columbia.edu

 

 

 

 

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