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The inaugural BARS Conference entitled Breaking Chains, Building Coalitions: Diversifying the Face of Criminal Justice Reform will be held on Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 10:00am in Irvine Auditorium. Featuring renowned speakers, including formerly incarcerated activists and scholars, and meaningful engagement with practitioners and local organizations, the conference will allow participants will gain a deep understanding of the current fight for reform and help craft solutions for the future. The evening keynote will be delivered at 8:00pm by national criminal justice reform advocate and author Cyntoia Brown-Long. Reserve your tickets today at BARSConference.eventbrite.com. 
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General Summit Info Men & Masculinities Summit will take place on February 29th, 9:30am - 4:00pm in Houston Hall. Registration Registration link is now open. Please share freely, registration is open to ALL! http://bit.do/mmsummit2020 Proposals We still have space for some more programs. Please let me know if you are interested or know some others, namely students, who may be interested in presenting. Happy to talk more about the gaps we are looking to fill.  The pilot cohort will launch next week. Students must sign-up by Monday 2/17. What? A 6-week, online (via e-mail) sexual health program. Why? Sex is part of so many of our students’ lives and everyone encounters thoughts and questions about sex and sexuality, yet so many students get insufficient sex education. Filling the gaps in sexual health knowledge and encouraging healthy sexual habits improves overall health and wellness and can support some of the questions you may have. When? Registration is open until February 17th, first lesson goes out February 19th. SIGN UP HERE! Who? ALL students! We want any and all interested students to join our pilot cohort for this exciting new program!  Please join us on Tuesday, February 11th at 12:00pm for our next Latin American and Latino Studies Internal Speaker (LALSIS) Series (*) with Thomas Conners, Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Hispanic and Portuguese Studies. He will present, “Feeling What’s Not There: Latinidad and Affect in Carmen Maria Machado.” Location: 473 McNeil Building, 3718 Locust Walk (ASAM/LALS Conference Room). Lunch will be served! Please RSVP here.  (*) The Latin American and Latino Studies Internal Speaker (LALSIS) Series is an interdisciplinary forum for the presentation and discussion of research about Latin America or Latinos conducted by Penn faculty and advanced graduate students. Most of the talks will take place from 12 to 1:30pm on Tuesdays in the LALS/ASAM Conference Room on the fourth floor of the McNeil Building, 3718 Locust Walk (Room 473). All are welcome to attend.
We invite you to participate in the Penn in Latin America and Caribbean 5th Annual Symposium!
The PLAC Symposium is a wonderful opportunity for Penn students, faculty, staff, and other members of the community to share research, projects, and other activities they may be engaged within Latin America and the Caribbean or as it pertains to the region.* You do not need to have a fully produced work to submit, as this is a more informal type of conference to learn from one another and network. Please submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdy9JA_ivPwSVkHRgji8z0oAa9KW0ur3F8UmHE5FUPEm0psdw/viewform If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to Cathy Bartch, Associate Director of LALS at bartch@sas.upenn.edu. *You may also present on research or projects related to the Latinx population globally. Date: Tuesday, February 4th @ 6:30pm in Meyerson Hall.  Students are invited to the Journal of Law and Public Affairs's annual symposium that will be held on February 5th, 2020. This year we will be hosting an amazing line up of speakers to discuss issues of affordable housing, poverty and race.  The Spring 2020 Training Class application is now open! Please find the application here. The application is due January 31, 2020 by 11:59 PM. Please reach out to kiteandkeypenn@gmail.com with questions.
Thank you for your interest in joining the Kite and Key Society! The Kite and Key Tour Guiding and Chat & Chew programs are run out of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, located on the ground floor of Claudia Cohen Hall. The office cannot fully operate without the amazing time and effort our tour guides and day hosts put in assisting visiting guests. Prior to completing the application, all prospective applicants should take a moment to become familiar with the following requirements and responsibilities that are expected of each member of the Kite and Key Society. Once the application is submitted, you may be prompted to sign up for a first-round interview time. Applicants will know if they have qualified for a first-round interview by Sunday, February 2nd. First round interviews will take place the week of Monday, February 3rd. Should you impress us in your first-round interview, you will move on to the final round of interviews the following week. University of Pennsylvania Admissions Volunteer Requirements :
All new members are expected to complete formal training in the same semester as applying. Only upon completion of training will you be initiated into the Kite & Key society as a member.
This time of year, as students are returning to campus or traveling abroad, and cold and flu seasons are ramping up, we are mindful of illnesses that could be acquired while traveling.
FLU SEASON Influenza-like Illness (ILI) is here in Philadelphia, and we’re starting to see an uptick on campus. Here are some tips for reducing the spread of illness on and off campus.
OTHER ILLNESS We are actively monitoring the novel coronavirus outbreak. Coronaviruses are a large, very common, family of viruses. They can be mild like a cold, or more severe like Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV). A novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), was recently identified. Campus Health, along with our colleagues within the University of Pennsylvania Hospital System, are monitoring the situation closely. We continue to coordinate information exchange with the University’s senior leadership, Penn Global, UPHS, Risk Management, and VPUL. At this time, there is limited person-to-person transmission of this illness globally, meaning little risk to our Penn Community. Here are additional tips—these work for coronavirus, flu, and other illnesses—you can share with concerned students, staff, or faculty: 1. If you become unwell following travel, schedule an appointment at SHS or call SHS to speak to a nurse (215-746-3535). If you are Penn faculty or staff, please contact your Primary Care provider. 2. If traveling and feeling unwell, seek medical care. International SOS or your health insurance can be a good source of information regarding accessing care. 3. Use good hand hygiene. Wash hands with soap and warm water or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. 4. Limit the spread of germs and illness. Cover the mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your sleeve or elbow. Avoid sharing food, drinks, utensils, cups, vapes/JUULs, etc. 5. Self-isolate if you are feeling unwell (stay home and do not go to classes, work, or social events). If after 24 hours you are not feeling better consult medical guidance. It is not likely 2019-nCoV will hit campus, but it is likely we continue to see respiratory illnesses that mimic some of the symptoms. Flu remains the predominant concern at this time. Please visit the SHS website for up to date information and the Campus Health Disease Updates page for more details on coronaviruses. |
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