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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Center for Academic Success will be sponsoring and providing activities to promote awareness of the serious problems of Domestic Violence and Abuse.
Activities for October:
- All Month Cell Phone Collection: Please bring your old cell phones to Berks Hall Room 209 during the month of October. The proceeds will be donated to the Berks Women In Crisis Shelter.
- Displays of literature related to Domestic Violence and Abuse in the Yocum Library
- “Table tents” of information and listed activities at RACC during the Month of October are being displayed on tables and counters at various locations at RACC
- October 21-22: Clothesline Project Display with Tee-Shirts created by survivors of domestic violence will be on display
- October 22: Miller Center 2-4pm, presentations on domestic violence by Berks Women In Crisis.
- October 28-29: Silent Victims Display. Which consists of cut-outs of life size representations of local people who have lost their lives to domestic violence.
- October 29: Ribbons & Flowers to benefit Berks Women in Crisis will be available in Berks Hall Lobby.
Print the flyer with the list of activities.
For further information: contact Al Vanim, Mary Turner, or Rebecca Paull (Center for Academic Success)
Berks County Poet Laureate Announcement and Celebration
- Wednesday, October 1, 2008, 10 AM
- Reading Area Community College
- Miller Center for the Arts
Join us as we celebrate Berks County’s Third Poet Laureate at the opening event of Reading Reads:
The Greater Reading Literary Festival.
Parking is available at Front and Washington Streets Garage.
RACC Communique Summer 2008 - Special Edition
An update for family & friends of Reading Area Community College.
Including Information on:
- Reading Works! with RACC
- A Taste of College Life
- My Three Sons and RACC
- Talent Search Upward Bound
- Workforce Development/Community Education Partnerships
- Foundation Giving Report
- Miller Center Promotes Several Community Partnerships
Communique - 
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Advantage Program
The Advantage Program (formerly the Student Support Services Program, or SSSP) is a federally funded program providing services to students in order to help them succeed in college. Read more.
Student Leaders Wanted
Interested in advancing your resume and job skills? Try getting involved in any of the many clubs and activities that are available. Along with meeting students who share your interest and networking with faculty and staff, you will learn valuable leadership skills that will make you more marketable when you transfer to a 4-year college or university or when you try to find a job.