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… performing, film, media, literary, and municipal arts organizations for college undergraduates from cultural backgrounds that have traditionally been underrepresented in the arts. Dates variable, full-time, paid stipend ($6,000) Information …

… components: Cost of Attendance (COA), Student Aid Index (SAI), other financial resources, and enrollment status/enrollment intensity at the time of disbursement. Changes to any of these components within a term may change your financial aid … your financial aid eligibility.  This may result in an overaward and/or overpayment situation. Overpayment are funds that you had received but did not earn. There are several situations that may cause an overpayment, if you: Received additional resources beyond the COA such as stipends, and or scholarships …

… to gain a basic understanding of health and wellness, and to introduce the concept of successful aging. The topics that are covered include, but are not limited to: Body and brain physiology, cognitive changes and importance of attitude for … to assist this population to understand health and wellness and success in aging at an intermediate level. The topics that are covered include, but are not limited to: Nutrition for brain and body wellness, exercise techniques for flexibility and mobility, specific body and brain physiology, mental health disorders, cognitive decline and compensatory methods, and …

… Stalking … Stalking … What is Stalking? A person is being stalked when someone does something unwanted that causes the victim to feel threatened and/or fearful. How do I know if I am being stalked? Does this person: follow you … threaten you? send you unwanted letters? give you unwanted or threatening gifts? send you unwanted e-mail? damage your property? What do I do if I am a victim of stalking? Keep track of everything that happens with the person who is stalking you. Write down everything that happens. Include dates, times, locations and any …

… contact. You may know of sexual assault as "rape", "date rape", and/or "acquaintance rape." Sometimes, a person may feel that they have to "go along with" or "give into" their partner's requests or demands. They may do so to avoid upsetting the person, or because they fear for their own safety if they said no. Sexual assault is NEVER the fault of the victim. Date Rape and Acquaintance Rape: When a person has … being intimate. Blaming yourself, feeling guilty, shameful, and/or embarrassed. If you were sexually assaulted, and find that you are experiencing any of the above feelings or experiences, you should consider seeking help. What to do if you have …