The Visitors Center will serve as a distribution point for departments and individuals who wish to leave parking passes, maps, and other information for guests and other visitors to campus, according to Rob Brooks, director of Visitor Relations. Indicate designee's name and a campus contact name and telephone number when forwarding such material. No extensions to this deadline will be granted and no certifications made retroactively. A stuttering support group meets the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in 11 Arnold House. Employees with questions regarding the optional retirement program, tax-deferred annuities or retirement savings are encouraged to attend.
Space is limited.
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held on Monday and Thursday of each week in Lincoln Campus Center from noon-1 p.m. Check the daily events listing posted near the elevators for the room number. Volunteers needed for therapeutic riding lessons Volunteers are needed to assist riders and lead horses during lessons conducted by the Pioneer Valley Therapeutic Riding Association, a non-profit group that offers riding lessons for recreational and physical therapy. Horse knowledge and experience is helpful, but not necessary. New lessons begin the week of April 24 at Wooden Horse Farm in Thorndike.