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Hi MCB'ers:

Today's non-MCB, but related, messages. - Anne

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1.      10/29/2005 Public Health Conference for Prospective Students
2.      10/27/2005, 7:15 pm, Paid Internships Abroad through IAESTE
3.      Volunteers Needed to Inspire Girls in Science, Math and Technology!

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This Saturday, October 29th, the UC Berkeley
School of Public Health will be hosting its 26th
Annual Public Health Conference for Prospective
Students.

We will be featuring faculty, alumni, and current
students from the School of Public Health and
will cover a wide range of issues related to the
Public Health field, as well as information about
the application process to Berkeley=EDs SPH.  We
will also be serving coffee in the morning and
lunch!

Sincerely,

Graduate Recruitment and Diversity Services
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: (510) 642-6698               fax: (510) 643-5676

Graduate Recruitment and Diversity Services (GRADS) Program
UC Berkeley School of Public Health
19 Warren Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720-7360

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2.      10/27/2005, 7:15 pm, Paid Internships Abroad through IAESTE

Interested in getting a paid internship abroad?
Internships through IAESTE United States are in
technical feilds, can be from 6 weeks to a year
long and are in countries all over the world.
IAESTE-Berkeley is having a general meeting at
7:15pm, this Thursday, in 246 Dwinelle to tell
you how joining the committee can help get
you this opportunity.  For more information visit
www.iaeste.berkeley.edu
or contact Walker at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thank you so much,

Walker Johnson
Co-President, IAESTE-Berkeley

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3.      Volunteers Needed to Inspire Girls in Science, Math and Technology!

Girls Incorporated of Alameda County is seeking volunteers for a 
variety of after-school enrichment programs serving girls in San 
Leandro and East Oakland.

At Girls Inc., we provide over 15 after-school enrichment and skills 
building programs for girls in 1st  through 12th grades.  We provide 
programs and services in schools in East Oakland and San Leandro, and 
at our facility in San Leandro, serving mainly low income/low 
resource girls and families.

Girls Inc. emphasizes science, math and technology in several of our 
programs, as we see these as key areas for girls to feel successful 
and encouraged.  Our SMART program (Science, Math and Relevant 
Technology) works with elementary and middle school age girls after 
school to engage them in hands-on science and math activities and 
experiential learning.

We are currently looking for volunteers to help one afternoon a week 
in the SMART program during after-school hours (days and times depend 
on the school site).  Volunteers spend about 1  hours a week in the 
program, working with the girls during activities, asking them 
open-ended questions, and modeling behavior.  Volunteers develop 
meaningful relationships with the girls and contribute to their 
success in school.  This is a great way to connect with and spark 
curiosity in young girls!

We are also in need of volunteers for the All STARS Middle School 
Program, which meets five days a week at 3 school sites.  Volunteers 
spend one afternoon a week with the girls, and the program focuses on 
technology, sports, homework assistance, and peer relationship 
building.  This is another great opportunity to be a role model for 
smart, motivated girls!

For more information about volunteering for Girls Inc. and our next 
scheduled Volunteer Orientation, please contact Julia Clare, Manager 
of Volunteers, at (510) 357-5515 x20 or [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Girls Inc. is dedicated to inspiring all girls to be strong, smart 
and bold.  More information
about the programs and services we offer is available at 
www.girlsinc-alameda.org.
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Anne Aaboe                                      phone:  (510) 643-7473
Undergraduate Advising Manager=20
fax:  (510) 643-2208
Molecular & Cell Biology=20
email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2083 Valley Life Sciences, #3200            web:  mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad
Berkeley, CA 94720
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