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Dear MCBers - To continue - Anne
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4.      4/12, What can I do with a Bachelor's Degree?
5.      Become a Volunteer Health Worker, Help Stop Hepatitis A, B and C!
6.      4/23, Register soon: Minorities in Health: Fostering Diversity
7.      4/11, American Red Cross @ Cal presents Disease of the Wind

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4.      What can I do with a bachelors degree?
Do I need to go to grad school?
How do I start looking for a job?

If you want to work in the field of public health, these questions
have crossed your mind.

Cal Undergraduate Public Health Coalition and the Career Center bring
you a career panel to help answer some or all of your questions about
your future:

Career Exploration Panel - Public Health Career Options
When:  Wednesday, April 12   -   6:30 PM
Where:  Stephens Lounge  (3nd Floor of MLK, Southeast corner)
Who:

LeRoy Blea, MPH
Director
AIDS Office, City of Berkeley
BA Anthropology and Masters in Public Health, UCB

Ben Bellows, MPH
Vice-president
Friends of Ecuador
Past Emplyers include: Peace Corps and Centers for Disease Control
BA in History and Economics from the University of Michigan, Masters
in Public Health from UCB

Dawn M. Undurraga
Clinical Research Associate
Department of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
BS in Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology from UCB College of Natural Resources

Garett Ng
Senior Analyst
Kaiser Permanente
BA in Statistics (Public Health emphasis)

Come find out how these recent graduates of Berkeley broke into the
job market, and plan for your own future!

BE PREPARED TO ASK QUESTIONS!

See you all there!

510.642-0433  (appt:  510.642-1716)
   http://career.berkeley.edu
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5.      Become a Volunteer Health Worker, Help Stop Hepatitis A, B and C!

Viral Hepatits A, B and C are serious growing problems in our
community but folks can reduce their risks for these diseases and be
vaccinated against hepatitis A and B.

The Berkeley Free Clinic's Hepatitis Testing Education and
Vaccination Collective was formed to provide counseling, testing, and
vaccinations to high-risk community members.

These services are provided by volunteer community health workers. We
are having our annual training for new health workers this summer and
would love for you to join us in empowering our community and
fighting hepatitis. No experience is necessary! The entire training
is free of charge and in the evenings or on weekends. Our next
training starts June 2nd and applications are due April 30th!

A one year commitment is required after training.

For more information and applications please email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 510-548-2570.

for online applications go to:
http://www.berkeleyfreeclinic.org/volunteer.html (near the bottom of the page)

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6.      Register soon: Minorities in Health: Fostering Diversity

Spots are filling up FAST!!!!!  A pre-HEALTH conference, entitled
Minorities in Health: Fostering Diversity, will be held at UC
Berkeley on April 23, 2006.  There will be workshops, including
dentistry, public health, medicine, nursing, and public health!  The
website link for information and registration is:
calche.berkeley.edu/mihconference.  Register as soon as possible
because the conference is capped at 200 people and workshops are
assigned on a first come basis!  And as a bonus: Kaplan and Princeton
are both donating prep-courses and there will be other great prizes
raffled at the conference!  REGISTRATION is FREE and FOOD is
PROVIDED!!!  Hurry up and register!

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7.      American Red Cross @ Cal presents Disease of the Wind
chronicling the Measles Initiative Campaign
     Each year measles kills nearly 480,000 children. Join ARC @ Cal for
popcorn and a moving documentary starring Jane Seymour and eight
middle school students in Africa and learn more about the Measles
Initiative Campaign, a joint effort led by the American Red Cross,
the UN, Unicef, and the World Health Organization to eradicate the
leading vaccine-preventable childhood killer in the world.
     The Measles Initiative was launched in 2001 as an effort to control
measles death in Africa by vaccinating children 15 years and younger.
At the end of 2005, nearly 200 million children had been vaccinated.
After 2005, the Measles Initiative plans to continue working in the
remaining African countries and expand into Asia and begin its
largest ever measles vaccinating campaign. For more information,
visit www.measlesinitiative.org.
     WHAT: ARC @ Cal Movie Night: Disease of the Wind (FREE!)
(http://www.redcross.org/news/in/measles/021127dow.html)
     WHEN: Tuesday, April 11, 2006. 7-8 PM
     WHERE: 123 Wheeler

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Anne Aaboe                               phone:  (510) 643-7473
Undergraduate Advising Manager                          fax:  (510) 643-2208
Molecular & Cell Biology                          email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2083 Valley Life Sciences, #3200        web:  mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad
Berkeley, CA 94720
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