Pfoho-nrt September 2019

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[PFOHO] First HoCo Meeting 9:30PM @ Hastings Room!

by Pforzheimer House Committee

Hello everyone! We hope you've all settled in, and have had a wonderful shopping week. We'd like to invite you all to our very first HoCo meeting of the semester! Join us in the Hastings Room, found on the first floor of Moors, as pictured below. The meeting starts at 9:30pm, and should end around 10:00pm. If you'd like to see what HoCo is like, and potentially want to be on HoCo next year, we recommend you stop by and see what it's like. If you can't make the meeting, but would like to keep up with all of the action, Stephen Moon (the HoCo secretary) will be sending out weekly notes that detail all that was discussed in the previous meeting. We hope to see you all tonight! Best, Frankie + Cade [image: y7y-1720469.png] _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO] A Quick Pfoho List-Serv Refresher!

by Academic Coordinator, Pforzheimer House

Hello Pfohomies! With the new school year upon us, I thought I would take a moment to remind you of some important and helpful information about Pfoho email list-servs. Please see below and don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions! Best, Heather ____________________________________ *PFOHO-ANNOUNCE* (pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu) - This mailing list is for official House announcements only. Ordinarily, only emails written by the House administration, tutors, and HoCo Chairs may post to this list. - If you are a student affiliated with Pfoho (including off-campus affiliates) you are subscribed to this list, and cannot unsubscribe. - Pfoho-Announce is a moderated mailing list. *PFOHO-OPEN* (pfoho-open(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu) - You must be subscribed to send mail to the list. - Pfopen cannot be an implicit destination (must be in the To or CC line, not BCC). - *I would recommend subscribing to Pf-open in some capacity (individual, digest, or filtered), since pf-announce has fairly restricted access, which means you'll miss out on a lot of House happenings. * - *This mailing list is for open discussion and chat (e.g. free food, help-wanted, things for sale/free, events of interest on campus/in Boston, etc.).* - Pfoho-Open is an unmoderated mailing list. - You may use Pfopen to reserve space in the JCR (such as securing dibs on the TV for a certain time-frame) or Moors/Wolbach kitchens, but click here <http://pfoho.harvard.edu/RoomRescal> to learn about reserving other spaces. - *To subscribe, modify your subscription, or unsubscribe, click here <https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-open>.* - Fair warning: this can be a fun but high-volume mailing list. Some people manage the volume by modifying their subscription to get daily digests (using the web page referenced above), but filtering mail is also a helpful approach. **THE #1 REASON WHY MAILING LIST EMAILS DON'T GO OUT** The most common problem people run into sending mail to these lists is that they subscribe with one address (e.g. percypolarbear(a)fas.harvard.edu) and then send an email to the list using another address (e.g. percypolarbear(a)gmail.com). The mailing list program isn't smart enough to know these different addresses belong to the same person, so it will reject mail from percypolarbear(a)gmail.com since that address is not subscribed. The simple solution is to always send from the address you used when you subscribed. **MESSAGES CAN TAKE A WHILE TO GO OUT** As with all mailing lists, it can take a bit of time for messages to get through, occasionally up to a few hours. Please be patient. **BIG MAILING LISTS DON'T LIKE ATTACHMENTS** If you want to distribute a document, please post it on the web and include a link in your message. *OTHER PFOHO LISTS* - You may occasionally receive official House announcements and messages from a class-specific Pfoho-Announce email list, such as pfoho-announce-sophomore(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu; pfoho-ann ounce-senior(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu, etc. - You may be subscribed to an entryway email list, depending on how your floor tutor manages communication to the students on your floor. *_______________________________* *Heather Jacques, **Academic Coordinator* Pforzheimer House 56 Linnaean Street Cambridge, MA 02138 Phone: 617-495-8176 / Fax: 617-496-3788 Common Academic Questions <https://pfoho.harvard.edu/AcademicQuestions> Upcoming Deadlines <https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/calendar/upcoming> _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO] The Pfojo in Comstock Basement is now ready for use...

by Leon, Mario E.

... and the combination to access to the room is 5-1-2 Best, -Mario _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO:senior] FREE MONEY: Travel/Research Fellowships for Harvard Seniors

by Erik Sand

Seniors, There are several travel, research, and scholarship fellowships available only to Harvard students or Harvard seniors. For your awareness, listed below are several fellowships with October deadlines as well as an attached poster. You can find more information on how to apply here: https://scholarships.harvard.edu/traveling-fellowships <https://scholarships.harvard.edu/traveling-fellowships> If you may be interested speak to me or one of the other fellowships tutors. Sincerely, Erik Sand > > > Program > Deadline > German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Study and Research Scholarships in Germany > October 4, 2019 > Luce Scholars Program (in Asia) > October 11, 2019 > Fellowships for Academic Study in France > October 25, 2019 > > _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce-senior mailing list Pfoho-announce-senior(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce-senior

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[PFOHO] 이걸 읽을 수 있나요? Korean Cultural Tables

by Perry Choi

Hey Pfoho! Korean Cultural Tables will be starting up again soon! For those who missed it last year or are new to Pfoho, it is an opportunity geared toward Korean language learners to practice their Korean and talk about related cultural topics while enjoying authentic homemade Korean food! Similar to last year, I will also be opening it up to those interested in learning how to cook Korean food (priority still to Korean learners). If you're interested in being added to the list, sign up here! https://forms.gle/eu6HPiJy239vmdPv6 감사합니다! Perry -- Perry Choi _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

4 years, 8 months

[PFOHO] Reducing Mosquito-borne Illness

by Watts, Suzanne

Dear Pfoho, Please note the following message that has come in from the Harvard Environmental Health and Safety Office: The 2019 mosquito season has been particularly challenging throughout the entire region and there is currently intense risk of mosquito-borne disease in many areas of Massachusetts. Although our urban environment poses less risk than in some outlying communities, the University's Environmental Public Health program urges you to take measures to prevent exposure to biting mosquitoes. In particular, we recommend that you take the following safety measures: Use and EPA-approved insect repellant Avoid outdoor activities between dusk and dawn Wear clothing that covers your skin Check for torn or damaged window screens For additional information, you can go to: https://www.ehs.harvard.edu/sites/ehs.harvard.edu/files/mosquitoes_mosquito… Thanks, Pfoho. Be safe! -------------------- Suzanne Watts House Administrator, Pforzheimer House 56 Linnaean St., Cambridge, MA 02138 Ph: 617-495-8166 / Fax: 617-496-3788 www.pfoho.harvard.edu<http://www.pfoho.harvard.edu/> _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO] What's cooking in Pfoho: an overview of food-based events in the House

by Harrington, Anne

Dear all, As we begin the new semester in earnest, we wanted to just give all of you – but especially our new sophomores – a quick overview of the ways in which we here in Pfoho provide regular opportunities for decompressing over food and good company throughout the semester. Brain breaks: Snacks and drinks are provided by our dining hall staff virtually every weekday evening, by the table near the checker. You should feel free to stop by and help yourself to drinks, fruit, cookies, peanut butter, veggies, and more. John, Anne and tutors also occasionally leave special treats at that table, and you will always get an email alerting you to those occasions. Note: there are generally no brain breaks on the weekends! Study breaks: these are gatherings of entryways spearheaded by your entryway tutors. They may sometimes involve optional additional fun activities. They are very low-key, and you can drop by for a few minutes or for an hour. They happen for each entryway at least four times a semester, and your entryway tutor will let you know when yours is happening. Sometimes we also organize building-wide study breaks. And at the start of every exam period, Anne and John also sponsor an exam-eve study break for the whole house in the Dining Hall. Pfortuna: this event is sponsored by HoCo and happens (almost) every Thursday at 9pm in the JCR. Depending on the week, your HoCo hosts may lay out goodies like churros, chips, guacamole and salsa; mini-burgers and onion rings; or flavored popcorn. Pfortunas are very informal events, generally with music, where you are encouraged to just unwind with friends. Open houses: these are all-house occasions, that happen 3-4 times a semester in John and Anne's residence. For each Open House, our elf team works hard to bring you home-made treats and delicacies, always organized around some interesting theme. Usually, you are invited to sample as many as 10-12 different delicacies. Popular events in the past have included “street food from around the world,” a “Day of the Dead” holiday celebration, “Mediterranean rim specialties,” “African diaspora cuisine”, a “Lunar New Year” celebration, and more. Let us know if you have an idea for a great open house – maybe we can make it happen! Open houses happen at 9 PM on Sundays. Look for announcements! English afternoon tea: these popular sign-up events are hosted by Anne and John happen on Saturday afternoons in Comstock Living Room. Some 25 students at a time are invited to a sit-down tea, complete with classical music, flowers, fancy tea pots and imported English teas. You will be served home-baked scones with jam and clotted cream, crustless finger sandwiches, and a selection of cakes, all courtesy of our amazing elf team. Hygge: On Sundays, from late October through late March (unless we have an Open House), Anne and John (with help from tutors) host “Hygge.” Hygge is a Scandinavian word that roughly translates as “cozy.” Ours is a “chill out before the start of the week event.” We build a fire in the Comstock Living Room fireplace, light (flameless) candles, lay out blankets and invite the whole House to come in, relax, sip cinnamon-infused hot cider, and eat bakery-bought donuts. Cooking for Pfriends: This event is organized by HoCo and sponsored by Anne and John. It is an opportunity to gather together with old and new friends over a home-cooked meal cooked by ...all of you! For each event, three students -- who may not necessarily know one another well – are invited to cook a meal together. Anne and John then open up their large kitchen to the student cooks (the House pays for the groceries). Each cook may then invite two of his or her friends, and the combined group of old and new friends gathers around the table, generally with Anne and John, for conversation over a leisurely three-course meal! We also have a wide range of seasonal celebrations featuring food! Look always for announcements or propose an idea of your own to us! Hope to see you all soon as we get going with all these activities! [cid:image001.png@01D5656D.5CDCEA00] “cooking for Pfriends” [cid:image002.png@01D5656D.5CDCEA00] “Afternoon tea” [cid:image003.png@01D5656D.5CDCEA00] “Hygge” [cid:image004.jpg@01D5656D.5CDCEA00] “Open House” [cid:image005.jpg@01D5656D.5CDCEA00] “Open House” _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO] Pfoho Newsletter - Sept. 6, 2019

by Watts, Suzanne

WELCOME BACK, PFOHO!! For those NEW to Pfoho, our Pfoho Newsletter will normally come out every Monday afternoon (or a day or two later if there's a holiday). It's a good resource of all things Pfoho, including events, deadlines, etc., so please take a minute each week to read it over. If you'd like to include an announcement, just send it to Sue Watts (swatts@fas) or Catherine Bond (catherine_bond@college) by Monday at noon. Calendar events and lots of other helpful info are also online at http://pfoho.harvard.edu/. PFOHO [cid:image002.jpg@01D564D0.04562FB0] NEWS Sept 6-15, 2019 [TUTORS ON CALL: 617-651-1636 Kate Leach (9/2-9/9) Peter Dziedzic (9/9-9/16) Beginning at 5pm Monday and ending at 9am the following Monday resident tutor(s) will be on call to assist Pfoho residents with any emergencies that may arise. The name & phone number of the tutor(s) will be listed in the newsletter each week & will be posted outside House Offices and throughout Pfoho buildings.] Coming up in Pfoho... Sunday 9/8 Monday 9/9 Tuesday 9/10 Wednesday 9/11 Thursday 9/12 Friday 9/13 Saturday 9/14 COURSE REGISTRATION DEADLINE By 11:59pm Harvard Stud Late Night @ Hvd Art Museums 8-10pm 9/15 9/16 9/17 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/21 Pfaculty Dean Open House, the Pfirst 9-10pm Fac Dean Res Notes from the Allston Burr Resident Dean, Monique Roy (pforzheimerhousedean(a)fas.harvard.edu)<mailto:pforzheimerhousedean@fas.harvard.edu)>: You can also reach Heather at pforz(a)fas.harvard.edu<mailto:pforz@fas.harvard.edu> REGISTRATION DEADLINE: You are required to enroll in your courses on my.harvard<https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/registration-enrollment-degrees/online-re…> by Monday, September 9th. The official deadline is 11:59PM, but I urge you to submit earlier than 5pm so that HUIT and the Registrar's Office can help with any technical problems you might encounter. Please let Heather know (9am-5pm) if you have any problems with my.harvard, and you can also email myharvard_support(a)harvard.edu<mailto:myharvard_info@harvard.edu> or ithelp(a)harvard.edu<mailto:ithelp@harvard.edu> *NOTE: If you are a second semester senior, you will need to complete a Senior Record Check soon. Heather will be in touch shortly with more info.* CROSS-REGISTRATION: Cross-registration requests (including for MIT courses) can be handled online through my.harvard. Instructions are here (IT help)<https://harvard.service-now.com/ithelp?id=kb_article&sys_id=2cd9131ddb350fc…>. And here (Registrar's Office)<https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/cross-registration>. October 7th is the cross-registration deadline BUT you also need to register by the registration deadline for the institution in question (and some of them are much earlier than Harvard's). Remember: you need to petition separately if you'd like to receive concentration credit for cross-registered courses; paper forms for that are available here<https://registrar.fas.harvard.edu/files/fas-registrar/files/cross_registrat…> and outside my office. Finally, before you decide to cross-register, make sure to familiarize yourself with the cross-registration policies in the Student Handbook, here<http://handbook.fas.harvard.edu/book/cross-registration>. NOTE: We will be hosting an information session on Cross-Registration here in Pfoho TOMORROW, Wednesday Sept. 4th from 5-6:30, featuring the Registrar of Harvard College, Mike Burke (who is also a House Pfellow at Pfoho!). It will be held in the Hastings Room. SIMULTANEOUS ENROLLMENT: In most cases, it is not possible to enroll in two classes that overlap in meeting times (except for CS 50). If you are interested in learning about ad board petitions for other simultaneously enrolled courses, please visit this form<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__goo.gl_forms_qXrUMse7t…>. Also, you can see the Handbook guidelines here<https://handbook.fas.harvard.edu/book/simultaneous-enrollment>. GEN ED QUESTIONS? The Gen Ed Program has a useful website here<https://generaleducation.fas.harvard.edu/advice-students> to address questions about the revamped requirements. UPCOMING ACADEMIC DEADLINES: Consider adding these key dates to your calendars as a reminder. Course Registration Deadline: Monday, Sept. 9th Last day to Add/Drop without a fee: Monday, Sept 23rd Last day to Add/Drop or change grading status: (Fifth Monday) Monday, Oct 7th Last day with Withdraw from a course: (Seventh Monday) Monday, Oct 21st APPOINTMENTS WITH ME: Have something you'd like to discuss? It can be academic or otherwise! Please follow this link to sign up for 30min appointment slots. I have several days/slots available this week and will add more in coming weeks. If these times don't work for you, just email me and we will set something else up. Also - Heather is ordinarily in from 9am-5pm Mon-Fri, and she always knows how to reach me. http://bit.ly/MR_appointments<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__bit.ly_MR-5Fappointment…> All my best, Monique Inside-Pfoho Announcements Pfoho Community Living Tidbits: What to do when you are LOCKED OUT: Weekdays 24 hours: go to the Building Manager's Office - either Mario, one of his staff team, or the Security Guard in the evenings can let you in. Weekends from 4pm through 8am: see the Security Guard Weekends from 8am-4pm: Call the Tutor on Call phone @ 617-651-1636 (Note: If you get locked out at night and the security guard is out on a round in that moment, you can call the security dispatcher number that is listed on the office door. If it's an emergency of some kind, you can always call the tutor on call or HUPD, 617-495-1212.) Mailroom: Please see someone in the building manager's office for help gaining access to your packages in the mailroom. Please note that packages won't be delivered to Pfoho until Sept.16th - until then, you can retrieve them in the package depot in the Gilbert Living Room in Currier House after receiving an email prompt. TUTOR-ON-CALL: Remember, for any emergency situation, 24/7, please do not hesitate to call the tutor on call at 617-651-1636! The tutor-on-call schedule is posted in every entryway and near entrances to Pfoho. Want to eat in Adams House? Then you need to have a Pfoho sticker on your ID card. You can pick one up from either Mario (Building Managers' Office) or Sue (House Office). Pfaculty Deans' Open House, the Pfirst of the Year - Sunday, Sept. 15th, 9:00-10:00pm Anne and John will hold their first OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, Sept. 15th, from 9:00-10:00pm in their residence (access through the Comstock Living Room). This pfirst Open House will pfeature "'Instagramable' Foods Around the World." They welcome you to stop by for pfabulous pfood and conversation. The Pfirst of many! PFOHO ROOM RESERVATIONS: The rooms listed below can be reserved by Pfoho students and groups with a Pfoho affiliation. FIRST OFF, check the availability of the room on the Room Reservation calendar, viewable on the Pfoho website at: http://pfoho.harvard.edu/RoomRescal. Once you check to see what's available, you can email swatts(a)fas.harvard.edu<mailto:swatts@fas.harvard.edu> to make a reservation request - please include exact times and what it's for with your request. * COMSTOCK LIVING ROOM (end of hallway on Comstock first floor) * MOORS CLASSROOMS (Moors 1, 2, & 3 - first floor of Moors Hall) * HASTINGS ROOM (first floor of Moors Hall, looks out onto Moors Terrace) * PFOJO (dance/martial arts studio in basement of Comstock Hall) The above can be reserved by Pfoho students or groups. Contact Sue Watts, House Administrator (swatts@fas / 5-8166) ------------------ * HOLMES HERITAGE ROOM (end of hallway on Holmes first floor) Available to Pfoho residents for rehearsals, meetings, or individual practice. To reserve, contact Sue Watts (swatts(a)fas.harvard.edu) * THE IGLOO (basement of Holmes Hall): For non-party requests on Sunday through Thursday, if the room is free, you can email Sue to put in a tentative reservation. For PARTIES in the Igloo, please follow the Igloo Party Form rules from our Pfoho Party Registration page here: https://pfoho.harvard.edu/parties#Register. ------------------ Non-Reservable COMMON ROOMS: * HOLMES JCR (big room next to Bldg Mgrs Office): Informal common space with Pfoho Grille, big screen HDTV with XBox and WII (Controls & DVD in the security office). Cannot be reserved for private meetings. If you're interested in staking out the TV for a particular time and bearing in mind that others can join in, send a PfOpen, and if no one raises an objection, it's yours. First come, first served. * WOLBACH COMMON ROOM: Informal common space and kitchen. TV/DVD available. Can be reserved informally (e.g. for a movie viewing) by Pfoho-ites only on sign-up calendar on the kitchenette wall. * JIMENEZ ROOM (1st floor of Holmes): Informal reading room. Available for work or study on first come first served basis. Pfoho IMs Get hyped for IM sports-games will start next week! Questions? contact Pfoho IM Coordinator Frankie Matos, francisco_matos(a)college.harvard.edu<mailto:francisco_matos@college.harvard.edu> Or Res Tutor John Holland-McCowan (johnhmc11(a)gmail.com<mailto:johnhmc11@gmail.com>). Outside-Pfoho Announcements Student Involvement Fair & Crimson Jam TODAY - Friday, Sept. 6 Involvement Fair - 3:30PM - 5:30PM, Tercentenary Theatre, Harvard Yard Join us for the Student Involvement Fair! Over 450 student organizations, 20+ offices and departments, and 60+ club sports will be present to talk to you about membership and events. Find out more about how to get involved on campus at the Student Involvement Fair! HUID required for entry into the Yard. Gates will be closed from 2PM - 10PM. Crimson Jam - 5:30-9:0pm, Old Yard, Harvard Yard End your summer and start your year with the hottest annual block party on this side of the Charles: CRIMSON JAM 2019. It's back again, and better than ever. Are you down for inflatables, video games, tattoos, henna, LED swings, and so much more? Are you down for student performers including Extra Extra, 21CC, TJ & Hurlink, and Dan Hasegawa? Are you down, down, down, down, down for Jay Sean? Join CEB (College Events Board) for one last night of never-ending summer; we'll see you there! HUDS will be serving dinner at Crimson Jam; Annenberg and most House dining halls will be closed for dinner. HUID required for entry into the Yard. Gates will be closed from 2PM - 10PM. Currier and Mather House dining halls will remain open for dinner. For more info, go to https://www.collegeeventsboard.org/crimsonjam<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__harvard.us1.list-2Dman…> Harvard Art Museums is sponsoring Harvard Student Late Night<https://www.harvardartmuseums.org/visit/calendar/harvard-student-late-night…> hours Wednesday, Sept. 11th, from 8:00-10:00pm Space is limited, students admitted on a first-come, first serve basis. See the link above for more info on the exhibits. 2019-20 Harvard Jazz Combo Initiative - NEW - Sponsored by OFA The initiative consists of various jazz combos (of four-eight musicians), open jam sessions, workshops and at least one performance per semester. Open to undergraduate students, who will be placed in specific combos groups with students of comparable musical level, the program focuses mainly on instrumental repertoire, but vocalists with a strong interest in jazz should apply for placement in a combo. The combos will be coached by saxophonist/composer/arranger Don Braden<http://www.donbraden.com/>, '85, who has spent many years performing and recording with touring jazz combos led by legendary musicians Betty Carter, Wynton Marsalis, Tony Williams, Roy Haynes, Freddie Hubbard and many others. For more information please visit: https://ofa.fas.harvard.edu/jazz-harvard-combo-initiative Office of Career Services (OCS) Full list of events: http://ocs.fas.harvard.edu/college-advising Got an announcement for the Newsletter? Our Pfoho Newsletter comes out every Monday afternoon (or a day or two later if there's a holiday) If you'd like to include an announcement, just send it to Sue Watts (swatts@fas) Catherine Bond (catherine_bond@college) by Monday at noon. Calendar events and lots of other helpful info are also online at http://pfoho.harvard.edu/. -------------------- Suzanne Watts House Administrator, Pforzheimer House 56 Linnaean St., Cambridge, MA 02138 Ph: 617-495-8166 / Fax: 617-496-3788 www.pfoho.harvard.edu<http://www.pfoho.harvard.edu/> _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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[PFOHO] TOMORROW: pFall Advising Night + CAKE!

by Mize, Marie

Pfoho's Pfall All-House Advising Night is Tuesday, 9/11, 8-10pm in the Pfoho Dining Hall This event is not one to miss! The entire resident and non-resident tutor team will set up tables in the dining hall, along with upperclassmen advisers and HoCo reps. Come meet them and talk about courses, fellowships, research opportunities, careers, study abroad, and more! Eat cake and fruit, talk to at least 10 advisers, collect fun stickers, and win an exclusive Pfoho prize! In case you're not yet convinced, here are some ,more reasons to attend advising night: * Meet our talented and knowledgeable non-resident tutor staff. * Get advice about fellowship and summer opportunities. * Learn more about conducting research. * Talk to pre-professional tutors about your interests in law, business, medicine, and public health. * Talk with specialty advising tutors about wellness, identities, public service, and more. * If you're a Government, Psychology, Economics, or Sociology concentrator, get to know your concentration advisers. * If you are a sophomore, talk with your advisor in order to get your Crimson Cart advising hold lifted so that you can enroll in courses. Did I mention there will be cake?!? Plus there will be healthy food options. Here is a sneak peak of the Pfamous Pfoho Shield Cake! [cid:90535E23-9D42-476C-9057-993C7F027EA4@wrls.harvard.edu] -------------------------------- L. Marie Mize Head Teaching Fellow, USW35 | Research Assistant Harvard Graduate School of Education Resident Tutor | Sophomore Advising Coordinator Pforzheimer House, Harvard College c. 909-496-9504 | Schedule a Meeting<https://calendly.com/mariemize> _______________________________________________ Pfoho-announce mailing list Pfoho-announce(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu To unsubscribe from this list or get other information: https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/pfoho-announce

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by Academic Coordinator, Pforzheimer House

Dear NRTs, It's been wonderful to chat with you all, either in person or via email! I want to remind you about the reception being held tomorrow evening (7-8pm) in the Pfaculty Deans' Residence in Pfoho. Come enjoy drinks, snacks, and schmoozing with other Pfoho advisers! The reception takes place immediately before the *Fall Advising Night (8-10pm), one of the few events during the year to which we very strongly urge your attendance. * I very much hope you can join us! This is a great way to meet new and returning members of the tutorial staff, meet the Pfaculty Deans, and unwind a bit before we all go to Advising night as a group. *Directions* Enter through Pfoho's main entrance and go straight through the main lobby to Comstock Hall. Follow that hallway through a zig and a zag all the way to the double doors, then go through the double doors and bear right to the back of the room and you'll see Anne & John's open door. If you're planning to drive to Pfoho and do not have a Cambridge parking permit, note that there is free parking in the evenings at the Graham and Parks School near 169 Walker St. in Cambridge: http://goo.gl/NFu4oG In a pinch, you can also park at one of the meters on Mass Ave near Linnaean St. and walk over. Please contact me if you need further directions, or have any other questions.

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