Events for Tuesday October 27, 2020
Chat with Chapin Parents, Virtual Open House
The best way to learn about Chapin School Princeton is to visit our campus. Unfortunately, this not possible at the moment. Our virtual events will allow you to see how we inspire academic achievement and build strength of character. We invite you to virtually visit our campus, meet our teachers and students, and learn first-hand what makes Chapin School Princeton such a special community Chapin Parent Chat - Join Chapin parents and learn about Chapin’s priority on community and character. They will share their experiences and answer questions. They can’t wait to meet you! Register For more information call 609-986-1702 or email the Admission Office at admission@chapinschool.org.
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The MIND Diet for the Brain
The MIND Diet combines principles from two well-known diets: the Mediterranean Diet and the DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) Diet. In the MIND Diet, parts of these diets have been combined with a new goal: reduce dementia and decline in brain health that usually occurs as we age. Participants will learn the foods from each diet that may reduce cognitive decline. Presented by Dr. Kathleen Morgan, Interim Department Chair. Register here: https://go.rutgers.edu/pr66r30b
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Naturally Friends: Spectacular Spiders, Mercer Parks
Turn your spider “eeews” into “aaaahs” during this family oriented program. Join our Park Naturalist for arachnid activities for all ages that will debunk many spider myths, and increase your appreciation for these tiny creatures.
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Nutritional Strategies for Gastrointestinal Health, Suppers Program
Our lifestyle and food choices can affect the way our bodies digest what we eat. Consuming a high-fiber diet that's rich in whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and legumes can help support digestive health. As part of Suppers’ focus this month on Gut Health, join Julie Pantelick, DO, for a discussion and Q&A session about nutritional strategies that can help your digestive system function more efficiently and improve your overall health and sense of well-being. Dr. Pantelick is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, medical partner to Suppers and a volunteer at the Trenton Farmers Market, where Suppers has hosted “Ask the Doctor” as well as tastings and educational programs on farm-fresh produce and health. She serves at St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton and is part of Signature Health Solutions, an integrative medical private practice in Dayton, N.J.
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Virtual Information Session, LifeTies, Inc
LifeTies, located in Ewing, NJ, is a non-profit organization whose mission is to nurture wellness and self-sufficiency in vulnerable youth, young adults and their families. It is our vision that every youth and young adult can enjoy life's possibilities and have the resources to be healthy, connected and contributing members of their communities. Unfortunately the mental health challenges our youth deal with are being exacerbated by this global health crisis and we need the support of volunteers now more than ever. Please join us at a virtual information session to learn more about how a small amount of your time can make a huge difference. Opportunities include mentoring, sharing knowledge & expertise to help youth attain life skills via Zoom, working on our event committee and more! Register at https://www.lifeties.org/volunteer/ or contact volunteer@lifeties.org for more information.
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26th Annual Barbara Boggs Sigmund Awards Event Honoring Elizabeth Smart
Princeton Marriott at Forrestal, 100 College Road East, Princeton NJ 08540, $195 per person, sponsorships available Womanspace is privileged to honor Elizabeth Smart, Child Abduction Prevention Advocate and Victim of Childhood Abduction for her efforts advocating to prevent child abduction and find hope and healing after a traumatic event at the 2020 Barbara Boggs Sigmund Awards. The financial support provided by sponsors and attendees provide the important financial resources Womanspace needs to continue its role as the lead agency in Mercer County for those who have been impacted by domestic abuse, human trafficking and sexual assault. Your support will help Womanspace Prevent Abuse, Protect Families, and Changes Lives through personal empowerment and a safety net of supportive services. Additional event details including sponsorship information can be found here: https://womanspace.org/26th-annual-barbara-boggs-sigmund-award-event-postponed/
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History Author Talks - The MONMOUTH CAMPAIGN, June 1778: Tactical Draw, Political Victory
Mark Edward Lender, author of FATAL SUNDAY: George Washington, the Monmouth Campaign, and the Politics of Battle and Christian McBurney, author of George Washington’s Nemesis: The Outrageous Treason and Unfair Court-Martial of Major General Charles Lee during the Revolutionary War will present the events of June 1778 at Freehold Courthouse, New Jersey.
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Creating Inclusive Schools for LGBT+ Students, Princeton Public Library
Thomas Foley and Jen Simon of Princeton Unified Middle School discuss the importance of creating inclusive schools for LGBT+ students with author Kryss Shane of “The Educator’s Guide to LGBT+ Inclusion.”
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The Power of Art to Heal -- ArtConnect Forum
Creativity can improve one’s health -- that’s The Power of Art to Heal -- the theme for virtual ArtConnect Forum, the first of two-part series, on Tuesday, October 27 at 7pm. Members FREE / admission donation requested for non-members. Guest speakers: Diane Grillo, VP RWJHamilton, presenting "Alternative Medicine & Healing: What’s the Scientific Research?" along with Patricia McDougall, RN, BSN, CRS at RWJ; and Jane Zamost, artist and healing art instructor presenting "Art Nourishes the Soul." Presentations will be followed by a Q&A session. For more details, please click this link!
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Sourland "Train Station" Virtual Seminar Series, Sourland Conservancy
The Natural Web: Who Needs Plants? with Mary Anne Borge How do plants support the animal species with which they coexist, and what benefit do animals provide to plants in return? What benefits do plants offer humans in terms of food, medicine, and building materials? We'll look at some specific plant species to understand their importance to all forms of life, from people to insects, birds, mammals, and even fungi. Sign up via http://tiny.cc/SC2020Train
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