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Tag Archives: Pet-a-Pet Day
School for Social Work Chaplaincy
At the close of Spring semester, Jewish Student Advisor Rabbi Rhonda Shapiro-Rieser moves over to the Smith School for Social Work (SSW) to act as their summer chaplain. The SSW has an intense summer residency program where students do two … Continue reading
Posted in Newsletter Articles, Programs & Events
Tagged food, meditation, music, Pet-a-Pet Day
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Contemplative Practice:
Support in Staying Grounded
Among the central priorities of the Center for Religious and Spiritual Life (CRSL) is to encourage contemplative practice and mindfulness. A number of events sponsored and supported by the CRSL affirm contemplative practice including Pet-a-Pet day, Mindful Mondays, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Programs & Events, Student Posts
Tagged meditation, Pet-a-Pet Day, weekly programming
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Fun Time before Crunch Time
Pet-A-Pet Day Spring 2016
Many students met on the Helen Hills Hills Chapel Lawn last Wednesday for the purpose of petting fuzzy heads, also known as Pet-A-Pet Day. The event is held usually around midterms in the fall, and near finals in the spring. … Continue reading