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Need committed and creative student volunteers
to advise the University Health Center regarding
programs, services, finances* and health insurance.
Student advisors will spend about 1-2 hours per
week as members of the evolving Student Health
Advisory Committee (SHAC) and will guide the
University Health Center^* promoting a healthy
campus through the storm of health care reform.
Successful participants will gain an in-depth
understanding of health care delivery and its
financing, will learn about the health issues of college
students, and will deve(<|p||tirpersonal skills and
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Routine meetings are scheduled at 3 p.m. Fridays,
allowing members to plan their class schedules
accordingly.
Applications can be picked up at the
University Student 1|eil|jji Center front desk.
Completed applications should be
submitted to the University Health Center
Director's office by Friday, April 27.
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. . Please call. 346-4447 for more information.
Dance Week kicks
off tonight
■ Dance Oregon hosts a nine
day dance celebration, which
includes dance workshops
ranging from hip-hop to yoga
Tara Hadley
for the Emerald
Yoga, breakdancing and hip
hop, oh my!
Dance Oregon, the University’s
dance club, is sponsoring a nine
day celebration of shakin’, jumpin’
and deep breathin’ during Nation
al Dance Week.
“Our goal is to get the communi
ty to try new dance forms or try
dance,” said Rachel Onkka, the di
rector of Dance Oregon.
The organization will kick off
National Dance Week tonight with
Glenna Blessing’s MFA concert at
8 p.m. in the Doherty Dance The
ater, and it will continue to get stu
dents and faculty moving all week
with a variety of unique work
shops scheduled for each day.
The workshops will include
Capoeira dance — an African
Brazilian martial art — African
dance, jazz, yoga dancing, hip
hop, breakdancing and a massage
workshop. Dance Oregon has
brought five instructors from the
Northwest and one from Paris for
this event.
Suzee Grilley, who is instructing
the Capoeira workshop, has toured
the world with the Nikolais Dance
Theatre and will perform in the
Oregon Cabaret Theatre’s century
closing production, “Full Circle.”
Yoga dancing will be instructed by
14-year veteran Theresa Elliott, au
thor of “Stillness in Motion: Yoga
Vinyasa.”
Students are anticipating a week
full of dance classes and learning
from practiced instructors who
aren’t available on campus.
“I am excited to try urban style
dancing because it has to do with
the hip-hop culture and communi
ty,” said Josh Finderup, a sopho
Courtesy photo
Theresa Elliott will instruct the yoga dancing workshop Thursday in the Gerlinger Annex.
more pre-journalism major who
plans to'attend Saturday’s break
dancing workshop.
Although the event is not annual,
Dance Oregon is hoping to create a
new tradition, Onkka said. The
workshops are for all skill levels and
are an excellent opportunity to try
something new. In order to keep the
workshops affordable, Dance Ore
gon requests a small donation of $1
to $5 per workshop, which will help
dance students raise funds to at
tend the American College Dance
Festival next year.
For more information and a
schedule of the workshop times
and locations, check the Dance
Oregon Web site at http://glad
stone.uoregon.edu/~danceorg/ or
visit the third floor of Gerlinger
Annex.
The MCC Presents
The Dr. Edwin Coleman Conference:
“Reawakening: Remembrance and the Radical Reality”
April 18-22, 2001
■HHI HI HHBH
Amiri Baraka
Elaine Brown
Ay a de Leon
Friday, April 20
MCC AIDS Awareness Reception
EMU Fir Room • 6pm
Keynote Speakers
• Amiri Baraka:
Poet, Writer and Activist
• Elaine Brown:
Author and Activist
Columbia 150 • 7pm
Saturday, April 21
“Reach for Success:
Higher Education Orientation for
Oregon Middle School Students of Color”
Campus/3pm
Workshops on Saturday:
• “Internal Racism”
• “Activism and other
Creative Processes”
with Aya de Leon
• “What Does White Have
to do with Diversity?”
with Tim McMahon
Closing Performance:
• Aya de Leon: Poet and Actvist
• Cristina: International Musician
• Other Artists
EMU Ball Room/8pm
Sunday, April 22
Earth Day
For More Information:
Multicultural Center
346-4207 or 346-4321
eaf@darkwing.uoregon.edu
suite 33 Erb Memorial Union
University of Oregon
Sponsored by: Career Center, Counseling Center, Housing Office, Women in Society, English Department, SARO, Journalism School,
EMU Student Activities, President’s Fund, Student Life, Romance Languages, MEChA, APASU, KP
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