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Women's History Month 2005 “Women Change America” ~March Women’s History Month 2005 “Women Change America” ~March 2005~ *********** Wednesday, March 2 nd National Women’s History Month Kickoff Brown Bag Workshop Enjoy an entertaining and informational slide show highlighting women’s Topic: Personal Finances: Tips on organizing, saving and building achievements. Participate in the Women’s History Month Trivia Game personal assets while maintaining a good credit standing afterwards to win a prize. 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, Room 590 East Building, NJIT. Bring your lunch, 2:30 pm, Campus Center Cafeteria, 1 st Floor, NJIT drinks & snacks will be provided. Sponsored by NJIT Committee on Women’s Issues Ruth Berman and Connie Kurtz, subjects of the film: “Ruthie and Connie: Every Room in the House” Tuesday, March 22 nd 2:30 p.m., Multi-Purpose Room, Robeson Center, Rutgers-Newark Film: Mona Lisa Smile First showing at 10:00 am and continuously until 9:00 pm A Wild Comedy: “Early One Evening @ Rainbow Bar & Grille” Campus Center Lounge, 2 nd floor, NJIT 7:00 pm, Bradley Hall Theater, Rutgers-Newark $5 for Students & Seniors, $7 for general admission ACE-Network Spring Workshop: “Coaching, Take Time for Your Life” Thursday, March 3 rd & Friday, March 4 th Presented by: Charline Russo, Life Coach A Wild Comedy: “Early One Evening @ Rainbow Bar & Grille” 12:00 pm-2:00 pm, Location: School of Architecture Gallery, NJIT. Bring 7:00 pm, Bradley Hall Theater, Rutgers-Newark your lunch, drinks & snacks will be provided $5 for NJIT Students & Seniors, $7 for general admission Wednesday, March 23 rd Saturday, March 5 th Annual Lillian Gilbreth Colloquium : Upward Bound “Women’s History Month Program” Making Time: Lillian Moller Gilbreth, a Life Beyond "Cheaper by Speakers & workshops focused on the role women play in today’s society the Dozen". 8:30 am, Campus Center Ballroom, 2 nd Floor, NJIT. For further info, Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jane Lancaster, visiting fellow, Pembroke contact Lorna Derilhomme @ 973-642-4867 or e-mail: Center, Brown University [email protected] 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm, Campus Center Ballroom, NJIT “Front Porch Lives, Contemporary Truths” International Student Coffee House Panel Discussion on Zora Neale Hurston 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, Faculty/Staff Dining Room 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, Multi-Purpose Room, Robeson Center, Rutgers- Newark Friday, March 25 th “The Last Public Place: Saving public education and the fight for A Wild Comedy: “Early One Evening @ Rainbow Bar & Grille” democracy in America”. Professor Mari Matsuda, Georgetown 7:00 pm, Bradley Hall Theater, Rutgers-Newark Law School $5 for NJIT Students & Seniors, $7 for general admission 11:15 a.m. Baker Trial Court Room, Rutgers Law School, Newark Sunday, March 6 th Monday, March 28 th A Wild Comedy: “Early One Evening @ Rainbow Bar & Grille” Gender & Leadership 2:30 pm, Bradley Hall Theater, Rutgers-Newark Explore ways to create leadership environments that are inclusive of all $5 for NJIT Students & Seniors, $7 for general admission (sex and gender included) 11:30 a.m., Campus Center Room 495, NJIT Monday, March 7 th “Business Etiquette Workshop” Tuesday, March 29 th Sponsored by: Society of Women Engineers (SWE) & NJIT Career Film: Saved Development Services First showing at 10:00 am and continuously until 9:00 pm 11:30am-1:00pm, CDS Conference Room, 3 rd Floor Campbell Hall, NJIT Campus Center Lounge, 2 nd floor, NJIT Tuesday, March 8 th Wednesday, March 30 th Film: Thelma & Louise 2005 Women in Technology Leadership Awards Ceremony & First showing at 10:00 am and continuously until 9:00 pm Banquet Campus Center Lounge, 2 nd floor, NJIT Junior & Sophomore high school women students are honored for their outstanding achievements in Math & Science Friday, March 11 th 5:00 pm, Campus Center Ballroom & Gallery, NJIT Women’s History Month Vendor Fair 9:00 am - 4:30 pm, Campus Center Lounge, 1 st Floor, NJIT. For info, Thursday, March 31 st contact Sonia Henderson at 973-596-5736 or Andre Sharrief at 973-596- Women’s Symposium 5850. A portion of the proceeds will be donated towards the Murray “Women Today: Reconstructing Tomorrow” Center Scholarship Fund. 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, Multi-Purpose Room, Robeson Campus Center, Rutgers-Newark Friday, March 18 th Same-day registration begins at 9:00 a.m. Contact [email protected] Talent Search & Newark Board of Education: Women’s Career for further details Day Conference High school girls will have the opportunity to explore careers in math & Annual Faculty & Staff Variety Show science For the benefit of the NJIT Student Emergency Loan Fund 8:30 am – 2:30 pm, Campus Center Ballroom, NJIT. For further info 7:30 pm, Jim Wise Theatre @ Kupfrian Hall, NJIT contact Monique Paden @ 973-596-3682 or e-mail: [email protected] Ladies Night at The Pub Monday, March 21 st 9:30 pm – Midnight, Highlander Club, NJIT “Healing Touch” Breast Health Awareness Program. Sponsored by NJIT Sororities Presented by: Rosalyn Dilligard, RN Clara Maas Hospital 11:30 am – 1:00 pm, Room 261 Campus Center, 2 nd Floor, NJIT For further information regarding the above NJIT events, please contact: Talina Knox at 973-642-4671; or e-mail: [email protected]. For information on Rutgers-Newark events contact Jyl Josephson at 973-353-1026 or e-mail: [email protected] .
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