It didn't even matter that I haven't really seen you. It's nice to have an alma mater which so treasures its links with its alumni. Bereavement workshops Monash will host a series of workshops on bereavement counselling beginning in March. The Office of Continuing Education will run nine separate sessions during the year, including a special session on working with bereaved children. Continuing education officer Ms Lorraine Curtis says the workshops are open to anyone who is interested, including health and welfare professionals and chaplains.
Accommodation is available.
For more information, contact Ms Curtis on extn 51345. As part of their involvement, participants will receive a vasectomy and physical examination free of charge. They will also be required to have a weekly testosterone injection for up to three months and provide blood and semen samples at Prince Henry's in Clayton. The study is being conducted by Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research in conjunction with medical scientists from the Monash Institute of Reproduction and Development. Extensive studies have indicated that treatment with certain hormones, such as testosterone, may provide a safe, effective and reversible male contraceptive.