Word: outreached
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...effort to increase awareness of their services, the group has began conducting a series of presentations like the one in Wigglesworth, collectively known as "Freshman Outreach" This was the third session this fall of the about 20 planned for this year...
...People paid a lot more attention to this than to the first two orientation meetings I gave," said Proctor-Michael K. Fridkin '81 who said he signed up to host an outreach session because "these are the questions that people want to start asking now, but they're afraid to Sexuality becomes more relevant when people are separate from their families" He adds. "I doubt very many people have been given the opportunity to learn about contraception in at atmosphere where they feel comfortable asking the questions they most want...
Admissions intern Lisa M Quiroz '83, for merly a minority student recruiter, says that high school counselors have often refused to see her. She recalled one man who "said no one could ever be admitted to Harvard from his outreach," When she went to the school and talked to students, quiroz found that several were "outstanding in ways which would get them...
Timothy M. Bechtold '84, one of the Winthrop House residents active in that House's outreach programs to the Tobin School of Cambridge, says Winthrop students have helped the school form street hockey, indoor soccer and basketball leagues, taught classes in knitting and gymnastics, and supervised an "open gym" program...
...College, however, has no corner on community concern. The Graduate school of Education and the Law School both have outreach programs. The Ed School's program, the federally funded Upward Bound, sends Harvard students to Cambridge high schools to "motivate students in terms of their high school experience," says Coordinator Dorothy A. Bowen. During the school year, student tutors work with a group of about 70 students in the Cambridge High School, doing "the same things that the high school does, except on a smaller level," Bowen says...