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March Volunteer Opportunities

Dear Penn Community,

Each month, Penn Volunteers In Public Service (Penn VIPS) posts a list of volunteer opportunities.  These opportunities are developed from the many requests we receive for partnerships and assistance. The University community continues to volunteer their valuable time to provide service in our surrounding community. We thank you for your overwhelming support and for your generosity.

Below are volunteer opportunities. Please contact me  via e-mail, sammapp@pobox.upenn.edu to volunteer for any of the programs. Thank you for your continued support.

--Isabel Mapp, Associate Director, Faculty, Staff and Alumni Volunteer Services, Director, Penn Volunteers in Public Service,
Center for Community Partnerships

Penn VIPS Annual Penny Drive: Now through March 19 Penny drive to benefit the Paul Robeson House Museum. The museum located at 49th and Walnut Streets is dedicated to preserving his memory. Your donations will be used to assist with the restoration of his historic house. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Please take your pennies to the following drop sites:

Museum Reception Desk

Near Kress Gallery

Bonnie Crossfield

898-4001

Women's Center

3643 Locust Walk 

Gloria Gay

898-8611

Af-Am Resource Center

3537 Locust Walk 

Afi Roberson

898-0104

Veterinary Medicine

Rosenthal Lobby

Trish diPietrae

898-8842

Engineering

107 Towne Building

Ellen V. Russell

898-7244

English Language Prog.

21  Bennett Hall  

Anne Budd

898-6009

SAS

120 Logan Hall  

Kristin Davidson

573-3416

Van Pelt Library

Shared Catalogue Dept.

Rachelle Nelson

898-9048

Renal Division

700 Clinical Research 

Yvonne  Florence

898-1018 

ISC

265C 3401 Walnut

Doris Pate

573-6803

Wharton

1000 SH-DH 

Jennifer O'Keefe

898-1092

Nursing Ed. Bldg.  

4th Floor Reception Desk  

Donna Milici

573-0747

BRB II/III  

13th Floor

Mary Jo Pauxtis

898-0151

Political Science 

217 Stiteler Hall 

Marcia Dotson

898-7641

ISC

203A Sansom West  

Kathy Ritchie

573-3561

Presidents' Office

100 College Hall

Julie Sheehan

898-6630

Houston Hall

Information Desk

Peter Giovinco

573-5011

VPUL

3611 Locust Walk

Patricia Ravenell

898-5337

Faculty Club

3611 Walnut/Inn at Penn 

Natalka Swavely

898-4618

Med School Fac.Planning

233 Blockley Hall

Telaria Hawthorne

898-2076

CCP

133 South 36th/5th Floor 

Isabel Mapp

898-2020

Graduate Student Center

3615 Locust Walk

DeAnna Cheung

746-6868

Research Services

Franklin Bldg., Rm. P-204

Yvette Acevedo

898-6156

Cell & Dev. Biology

1157 BRB II/III Bldg. 

Jill M. Agolino

898-4466

Mentoring: Students at University City High School are interested in learning about what you do. This is a great opportunity for you to provide exposure and mentoring to high school students. It only takes a few hours a week.

Computers Needed: Is your department upgrading its computers? Would you like to donate your used computers to a worthy cause? Are they Pentium I or PowerPCs or better? The Center for Community Partnerships' Digital Divide Program and Penn VIPS, work-study students and a group of volunteers are working to provide computers to West Philadelphia schools, families and non-profit agencies. Donate your computer. Come help design and install computer labs in the community.

Volunteers Needed: The LIFE 1st Program is a diverse and innovative non-profit organization dedicated to providing education, support service and recreation to inner city and at risk youth. The main goal of the LIFE 1st after school program is to address academic and social barriers that may impede the growth among the youth today.

The University Museum at 33rd and Spruce Sts. has opened a new little gift shop ("Second Site") next to the new main entrance. The shop is open 6 afternoons a week. Help in manning the shop, especially Sunday afternoons, 1-5 p.m. Training in the use of the register will be available.

 

 


  Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 24, March 2, 2004

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