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Past Announcements: Week of November 5-11, 2007

Index

  • 1) Asian American Studies: Winter Classes (NEW)
  • 2) "Perfectionism" Workshop (NEW)
  • 3) "From Shy to More Social" Workshop (NEW)
  • 4) Women in Leadership (NEW)
  • 5) Footsteps in Hope (NEW)
  • 6) Win $100 for your Books for Winter Class!

Check out what's going on around campus: Online Calendar

A new Online Google Calendar is coming soon!

1) Asian American Studies: Winter Classes

AsianAm 201
American Century in Asia
Instructor: Jinah Kim
M 3:00–5:50pm, University 218

AsianAm 201
HAPA Issues: Asian Americans of Mixed Descent
Instructor: Nitasha Sharma
TTh 9:30–10:50am, Parkes 212

AsianAm 201 (co-listed as AFAM 214)
Cracking the Colorlines: Asian/Black Relations in the U.S.
Instructor: Nitasha Sharma
TTh 2:00–3:20pm, TCH L150

AsianAm 214 (co-listed as History 214)
Asian American History
Instructor: John Cheng
TTh 2:00-3:20pm, Parkes 224

AsianAm 370
Bollywood and Beyond
Instructor: Shalini Shankar
W 2:00-4:50pm, Lecture, Kresge 4-355
M 6:00-10:00pm, Film Screening Lab, Library Mitchell Multimedia Center
(Streaming video is available as a screening option)

For more information:
Crowe Hall 1-117
1860 Campus Drive
Evanston IL 60208
Phone: 847-467-7114
Fax: 847-467-8933
Email: asianamerican@northwestern.edu
Website: www.asianamerican.northwestern.edu

Sponsored by the Asian American Studies Program

2) "Perfectionism" Workshop

Tuesdays - "Perfectionism" Workshop Series
November 6, 13 & 20
5:00-6:00pm @ CAPS Life Skills Center, 619 Emerson

Do you feel like nothing you do is good enough? Do you procrastinate on important tasks? Do you rarely find satisfaction in your efforts?

If so, this workshop can help! Participants will learn (1) to distinguish between perfectionism and healthy striving; (2) the origins and negative consequences of perfectionistic attitudes; and (3) guidelines for overcoming perfectionism without sacrificing productivity.

This workshop has three sessions, each of which is one hour in length. Students are asked to come to all sessions as they build upon one another.

Program Information & Online RSVP

Sponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

3) "From Shy to More Social" Workshop

"From Shy to More Social" Workshop
Wednesday, November 14
6:00-8:00pm @ CAPS Life Skills Center, 619 Emerson

Don't let shyness and social anxiety keep you from enjoying life more fully. This workshop will explore shyness and social anxiety with others struggling with the same issues. Participants will learn proven techniques to overcome fears and expand themselves socially.

Program Information & Online RSVP

Sponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

4) Women in Leadership

Women in Leadership: "Power of the Purse"
Wednesday, November 14, 6:45-9:00pm
@ Norris University Center, Louis Room South

Registration Deadline: Friday, November 9, 2007

Online Information & Registration

Unfortunately, practical finances are not taught in the classroom. We want to change this. There are a lot of practical questions you will have when you get out of college. Why not get some early answers?

This event will give you a jump start. Give you confidence in the real world. Help you make smart choices early. And put you ahead of the crowd.

Free appetizers! Giveaways! Female alumnae! Opportunity to network!

Sponsored by the Women in Leadership Program, Center for Student Involvement (CSI), Council of One Hundred, Northwestern Alumni Association (NAA) & Norris Bookstore

5) Footsteps in Hope

Footsteps in Hope
An awareness/fundraising walk in the spring to engage
the Chicago community in the fight for global health

Want to make a direct impact in Global Health? Interested in strengthening public health care in resource-poor areas?

Become part of a leadership team to work with students and groups at
Northwestern, Loyola Chicago, and DePaul. Raise awareness and build
resources to directly enhance rural clinics and communities in Zimbabwe.

The success of this event will translate directly into: improved HIV testing and treatment in a country where approximately 20% of people are infected; increased awareness, emotional support and peer counseling/discussion in a community that suffers from extreme HIV stigma; free health care for hundreds, or even thousands, of patients who cannot afford it; a strengthened public health system which is crumbling under the worst economic crisis in the world today; income generation projects for a population that faces over 80% unemployment; and the necessary support for orphans and vulnerable children to stay in school.

Downloads: Information | Application

Questions? Contact Dara Carroll or Amrita Bhatia (or General Email).

Sponsored by Footsteps in Hope

6) Win $100 for your Books for Winter Classes!

Enter to win a $100 gift card to use towards your books for Winter Quarter classes! Just by replying to the weekly announcements email (or sending an email to asian@northwestern.edu), you will have an entry in the $100 Gift Card Drawing.

You may submit an entry once per week. In the body of the email, type in your first and last name and the codeword "COFFEE" (the codeword will change each week).

Gift Card Drawing Rules

Sponsored by Asian/Asian American Student Affairs