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Student Health Winter Hump Day 2019 at Mission Bay

Wednesdays, February 27th - March 13, Noon-1pm in Byers Hall 212

Take a mid-week break and join Student Health and Counseling for the Winter Hump Day Student Wellness Series! Topics focus on staying well throughout the year. Talks will occur every Wednesday, 12-1pm at Mission Bay in Byers Hall 212

Free Lunch (while supplies last) for student attendees with RSVP!
(Lunches are for students attending the program only.)

March 13: Women in Science
Join this interactive panel discussion for women-identified students featuring three UCSF female scientists: Drs. Seemay Chou, Abigail Buchwalter, and Kira Poskanzer. Together we will discuss the structural and interpersonal challenges women face in the world of science, and provide strategies to navigate the assertiveness bind and help you thrive in lab and beyond. Women of color and LGBTQ women are especially welcomed and encouraged to attend.

For more info or to RSVP, visit womeninsciencewinter2019.eventbrite.com

Winter 2019 Workshops:
Student Health Winter Hump Day 2019 at Parnassus, HSW 301
January 23: Intuitive Eating - Listening to and Respecting Your Body
January 30: Navigating Communication & Conflict
February 6: Alcohol, Marijuana, and Your Health - Figuring Out What Works for You
February 13: STI's: What Will You Ask?

Student Health Winter Hump Day 2019 at Mission Bay, Byers Hall 212
February 27: Thriving Amid Stress, Burnout, Setbacks, and "Failures"
March 6: Intuitive Eating - Listening to and Respecting Your Body
March 13: Women in Science

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