February
1, 2002
Nota
Bene
Deadline: Teacher
Licensure Program Applications
for the Practicum Year Program for teacher licensure are due Friday,
February 15, in the education office, room 303, Reese. If you
are a junior and plan to student teach in the spring of 2003,
you must apply by this date. For application materials, contact
Gayle Higgins, at x2844 or ghiggins@mtholyoke.edu.
Financial Assistance
Reminder for 2002–2003 Returning domestic students should
visit the Office of Financial Assistance Web site at www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/finaid
for renewal deadline information or stop by the office in the
basement of Skinner Hall. Renewal information was mailed to students’
homes in December.
Gorse Accepting
Children’s Applications
The Gorse Child Study Center is now accepting children’s
applications for the 2002–2003 school year for morning preschool,
afternoon preschool, and kindergarten (ages three to six). For
information and an application, call x2039.
Yoga for Faculty
and Staff Tara Starling is offering two winter yoga classes
for faculty and staff. Session I: January 30–February 20,
seven classes, $35; Session II: February 25–March 13, six
classes, $30. Classes meet in Dance Studio II in Kendall, Mondays
and Wednesdays, noon–1 pm. You may also drop in on a single
class session for $10. For information or to register, call x2310.
Eating Issues Group
Counseling Services will be offering a group for women who are
interested in changing negative eating patterns, decreasing food
and weight concerns, and enhancing self-acceptance. Group participants
will learn about underlying dynamics that fuel eating issues,
challenge unrealistic ideals, and develop alternative coping strategies.
The group, facilitated by Devon Kelting, psychologist, and Laura
Stegenga, graduate social work intern, will meet on Fridays throughout
spring semester (beginning February 15) at the Pattie J. Groves
Health Center. The meeting time will be determined by the group
members. Prescreening is required; call x2037.
Seventy-ninth Glascock
Intercollegiate Poetry Competition April 26–27 Poems
for the 2002 Glascock Intercollegiate Poetry Competition are due
by 4 pm, Monday, February 18, in the English department office,
Clapp 201. Poems submitted should take approximately ten minutes
to read aloud. The poet should submit two copies of her poem.
She should leave her name off the copies themselves but identify
herself in an attached note. The Mount Holyoke student chosen
anonymously by the faculty-student Glascock Committee will read
her work with students from five other colleges before a public
audience that includes three poet-judges: Carl Phillips, Rosanna
Warren, and Karl Kirchwey. For more information, contact Professor
Robert Shaw, x2444 or x2146.
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