BULLETINS, etc...

Holiday Stress Workshop

The Division of Human Resources Quality of Worklife Programs is sponsoring a Holiday Stress Workshop offered by experts from PENN-Friends, the University's Employee Assistance Program. On December 17 Lisa Volpe-Fisher, director of PENN-Friends EAP, will present this workshop, which is designed to provide insights into the situations that create stress around the holidays; opportunities for reducing this stress; and ways to make the holidays a positive experience. This will be an interactive worshop during lunchtime, from noon-1 p.m. It will be held at 3401 Walnut Street, Wing A, 5th Floor Conference Room.

If you would like to attend, please call 898-0380 to register.

--Marilyn Kraut, Quality of Worklife Programs, Division of Human Resources


 

The R.A.P. Line is Open

You have an exam coming up, and you're nervous-not just a little nervous, but I-never-bought-books-for-this-class-and-I-have-to-read-18-chapters-this-week-nervous. Maybe it isn't an exam. Maybe you have a research paper due, yet the only research you've been doing is on the types of coffee at XandO or the outfits people wore at your last semiformal. How about if you're lonely or angry, and just want to talk about or vent your feelings?

We're here for you.

We're the Reach-A-Peer Helpline, open 7 nights a week 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Call 573-2RAP, or write us at www.upenn. edu/rap-online.

-- The R.A.P. Line


 

Moving over the Holiday Break

The Office of Regulatory Affairs will be moving during the Christmas holiday week from Suite 300 in the Mellon Bank Building to 3508 Market Street, Suite 230. Business hours will resume at 9 a.m. on January 4, 1999, at the new location. We ask for your patience and understanding while we try to settle in quickly.

--Ruth Clark, Director, Office of Regulatory Affairs


Correction: In SEC Actions last week, the second sentence under "2. Past Chair's Report on Academic Planning and Budget Commitee..." should have said that at that committee's last meeting, reports were given by the directors of the Annenberg Center and of the new Endowment Office-not that reports were given on the search for those directors.


Almanac, Vol. 45, No. 15, December 15, 1998

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