Join us in a brave space where you will create your own personal guide to self love.

Saturday, April 9, 2022

11am-12pm

Shapiro Campus Center Multipurpose Room

Tuesday, April 26, 2022

12pm-2pm

Tentative location: Outside upper Usdan

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Friday, April 29, 2022

12pm-2pm

Tentative location: Blue Booths in Fellows Garden

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Join a mid-semester therapy group with the Brandeis Counseling Center! All groups are 45 minutes long and meet on Zoom.

Groups include:

Groups meet for the rest of the semester and are open to both undergraduate and graduate students unless otherwise noted.

ALL are invited to take 25 minutes to join Hindu & Dharmic Chaplain Partha Biswas for yogic practices on Tuesday evenings. Decide to stay for the continued interactive discussion.

This semester, discussion is focused on how to overcome various negative emotions, such as boredom, anxiety, loneliness, laziness, anger and distraction.

Tuesdays

Take 25 or 60 minutes

Dharmic Prayer Space, Shapiro Campus Center

Zen Zone is facilitated by the Center for Spiritual Life, student leaders, and other leaders, and engages in a variety of mindful and contemplative practices. It is a welcoming community to new drop-ins and all levels of meditation experience.

Thursdays

5:15-5:45 pm

Peace Room, Usdan West

Please let Diane know if you are interested in attending but cannot come in person to the Peace Room.

Get outside and play Intramural sports! Registration for the Intramural Softball league closes on April 6 at midnight, and the season begins on the 10th.

Also, don't miss the one-day IM Floor Hockey tournaments!

Interested in Group Exercise classes instead? Our full schedule of FREE classes remains available until the end of the semester. Classes include TRX, Zumba, Barre, Cycle, and Yoga!

Join PARC for any and all of their Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) programming in April!

Thursday, Apr. 7 2022

6:30pm

The Light of Reason

Take Back the Night is an annual event raising awareness and support for those impacted by sexual violence on campus. This year Take Back the Night will be hosted by the Prevention, Advocacy, and Resource Center (PARC), the Intersectional Feminist Coalition (IFC), the Disabled Students Network (DSN), the Black Action Plan (BAP), the Gender and Sexuality Center (GSC) and many interested students from other organizations.

The march will begin at the Light of Reason and continue through campus to Skyline with multiple stops included throughout the march. After the march, PARC will be hosting rooms focusing on self-preservation, reflection and action in collaboration with the Disabled Student Network in Skyline Commons. No RSVP is needed.

If you have any questions email priyasashti@brandeis.edu.

Friday, April 29, 2022

3pm

Gosman Athletic Fields

Join PARC as we cheer on the Brandeis Judges at their Friday, April 29th baseball game. We will be discussing our PARC services, providing pizza and fidget toys, and fielding any questions.

While mask restrictions have been lifted in many settings, Brandeis strongly recommends wearing masks in many indoor settings, including large gatherings and events. While risk of infection is low for those fully vaccinated, masks offer another layer of protection against COVID-19, especially in indoor settings where there is higher risk of transmission. Surgical masks or KN95 or KF94 respirators are recommended.

With 4/20 fast-approaching, it is important to revisit important information about cannabis safety.

According to the National College Health Assessment*, 68% of Brandeis undergraduate students do not use cannabis, and 73% of Brandeis graduate students do not use cannabis.

Because Brandeis receives federal funding, Brandeis must abide by federal law, which means that cannabis is not allowed on campus.

If you choose to use cannabis, there are ways to minimize risks.