In situations where faculty or staff, for personal or safety reasons, must leave their vehicles on campus overnight when snow is falling, the autos should be relocated to one of the parking decks (Eisenhower, Nittany or HUB). These vehicles must be back in their assigned lots by 8 a.m the following business day in order to avoid ticketing or possible towing at the owner's expense.
Lone vehicles in lots, particularly smaller lots, make snow removal difficult and sometimes impossible. Office of Physical Plant snow removal crews must carefully navigate around abandoned vehicles and cannot properly clear lots or move snow in these types of situations.
The study requires either one visit of three hours duration or two visits of one-and-a-half hours each. Subjects will be compensated at $5 per hour for a total of $15. If interested, please call Diane or Ge at (814) 865-1972 for more information.
1. Feel depressed most of the day, nearly every day;
2. Experience a marked decrease of interest and pleasure in almost all activities;
3. Feel fatigue or loss of energy most of the day;
4. Feel worthless or excessive guilt; and
5. Feel a decreased ability to think or concentrate.
If you believe you are experiencing major depression and would like to be considered for a study being conducted by the Department of Psychology, please call Charles Hines at (814) 863-4833.
Subjects (ages 18-55) included in the study will receive 12 to 20 free sessions of individual psychotherapy, either immediately after being assessed for depression or 12 to 20 weeks later. Subjects will also be asked to complete various questionnaires during and after treatment. A brief telephone interview will help with a preliminary determination of the suitability of this treatment for you. If you cannot be included in this treatment, alternate referral suggestions will be made. Strictest confidentiality is maintained.
Professional Women at Penn State is a grass-roots group coordinated by University women in which participants can develop and maintain a communications network and serve as a resource for other Penn Staters.
The group welcomes attendance by both men and women in all job and student classifications at the University.
For more information, please call Lisa Feldman, Department of Psychology, at (814) 863-1720 and leave a message.
The film series is co-sponsored by the Palmer Museum of Art, the Department of Comparative Literature and the Department of Jewish Studies.
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