Gateway for Students

Pick up your winter Quarterly from the metal racks at these campus locations: * Blanchard Campus Center (entryways) * Library entryway * Kendade Hall atrium (lower level) * Skinner Hall (main stairway toward Skinner Green).  Or read the Quarterly online here.

Thursday, February 9, Kendade 303, 7:00 p.m. If you’re interested in health care challenges and you’re considering leadership positions in health care management or measurement, come learn about The Dartmouth Institute’s 1-year programs. The MPH and MS programs will give you a strong foundation in epidemiology, health decision making, health economics, and biostatistics. For more information, see the Dartmouth Medical School website.

Enjoy a unique dining experience at the Romantic Tour of the Mediterranean Dinner & Cooking Class on Saturday, February 18th at 6pm in the Willits-Hallowell Center. Seating is limited and reservations are required by February 15th. Please call 413-538-2217 to make your reservation. See the cooking class flyer for more information.

Feb. 23, 7-9pm, Hooker Auditorium. Responses to a Changing World: German Studies in the 21st Century Roundtable Discussion. Gabriele Wittig Davis (MHC), Mary Helen Dupree (Georgetown Univ.) Martin Kagel (Univ. of Georgia), Sara Lennox (UMass), Karen Remmler (MHC), and Christian Rogowski (Amherst College).  The discussion will be accessible online via live-stream and we cordially invite you to join us online. More information and instructions on how to access the live-stream will be posted on the German Studies Symposium website.

The Spring theme for Interfaith Lunches is Stories of Compassion: Faith, Failure and Forgiveness. On Wednesday, February 8 from 12-1 pm in the Eliot House Lounge local Educator and Storyteller, Onawumi Jean Moss will be sharing her stories of courage and compassion. All are welcome. Read more about Interfaith lunches on the Religious & Spiritual Life website.

Workshops in Photoshop and Dreamweaver Basics still open for this week, and throughout February, some intermediate classes are offered. Be sure to check www.mtholyoke.edu/go/workshop for details and pre-reqs, and of course, registration. Hope you can join us for a workshop!

Thinking about an internship abroad this summer? The MHC IIP offers opportunities with 27 organizations in 18 countries. Go to International Internship Program website for a complete list. To apply, call the McCulloch Center @2072 to schedule a preapplication meeting, and submit the UAF.