How to Help a Sexually Assaulted Friend

How to Help a Friend who has experienced Sexual Assault Workshop.

Come talk with a trained sexual assault crisis advocate, Erin Clark '09, to find out how to support a friend who has experienced sexual assault. Milk & cookies will be served!

Date: Tuesday, October 21
Time: 8:30pm
Place: Queer Resource Center 190 High Street (in the old WSA Building, between
Beta and Eclectic)

An evening with The Clack Mountain String Band

An evening with The Clack Mountain String Band, a talented young band from Eastern Kentucky playing some of the fastest, wildest dance tunes to come out of the mountains. See a video of them in action here!

Date: Thursday, October 2nd
Times:

• 7:30-8pm - Flat foot dance workshop with award winning dancer Julie Shepard-Powell, from North Carolina. Learn how to dance like this guy.
• 8-10 Music and Square dance! Banjoes, fiddles, and calling by Julie, who'll call some boot stomping southern-style dances. NO EXPERIENCE necessary. Just bring yourselves, and your dancing feet!

Location: 92 Theater

OBHS Grief Workshop

The Office of Behavioral Health Services is sponsoring a Grief Workshop, facilitated by Dr. Larry Antosz:

GRIEF WORKSHOP

Any student who is trying to deal with the death of someone very important to them may want to consider this workshop for support and perspectives.

We will also discuss plans for the ongoing Peer Grief Support Group. Students who have been particularly affected by the accidental death of David Harris ‘08 this past summer may want to consider attending.

Date: Wednesday, September 17^th

Time: 8:30 p.m.

Location: OBHS, Room 212 (second floor),

Davison Health Ctr. (327 High Street)

Wesleyan Electronics Collective

Ever get frustrated because there are so few classes at Wesleyan that teach you to actually make things? Now's your chance to unfrustrate yourself. Brendan O'Connell '08 sends word:
The Wesleyan Electronics Collective will hold its first meeting this Friday, 5pm at Eclectic. Our first project (which we'll be building at this meeting) will be an electronic noisemaker based on a digital chip that can output six squarewave oscillator tones simultaneously, with a built-in speaker and a 1/4" output so it can be hooked up to an amplifier.
We'll teach everyone how to build one, let people build different prototypes with different settings, and finally, house it in any sort of case they want. Particularly cool case example: Link
All supplies will be provided at no cost, and everyone will get to take home a finished product of their own design, thanks to the SBC. Only 20 slots are available, however, so if you are interested you should RSVP to boconnell@wez AND dchoi@wez to be guaranteed a spot, or show up the day of if they just want to watch or grab the spot of someone who doesn't show up."