Commission on Voluntary Service and Action Director Susan Angus Will Give Talk Noon Tomorrow

Susan Angus, director of Commission on Voluntary Service and Action in New York, will speak on “Volunteer Service in the 21st Century: Strengthening Non-Government, Community-Based Volunteer Organizations through your Involvement,” noon tomorrow in Interfaith Chapel, Hogg Hall.

Lunch may be brought or purchased for $3.

Angus will discuss opportunities for summer, semester-long, and year-long non-governmental volunteer service and action. Commission on Voluntary Service and Action publishes Invest Yourself, a handbook of opportunities for service throughout the world.

Other scheduled noon Friday brown bags at Interfaith Chapel include:

• Feb. 7: Steven Lammers, Helen H.P. Manson Professor of the English Bible, on “Clonaid and the Raelians: The Business of Religion and Cloning on Cloning
• Feb. 14: Kenneth Briggs, visiting part-time instructor of English, on the crisis in the Catholic Church
• Feb. 21: “Good Friday and the Trial of Jesus,” Rabbi Michael Cook, Hebrew Union College
• Feb. 28: “The Life of Mary McCleod Bethune,” Samuel Hay, visiting professor of government and law
• March 7: Professor Jane Turk on “Computer Privacy and Ethics since 9/11”
• March 14: Helena Silverstein, associate professor of government and law, on “The Supreme Court and Affirmative Action in Higher Education”
• March 28: “Date Rape Drugs and Club Drugs — The New Epidemic”
• April 4: Alternative School Break trip reports