Tours begin at the following locations and times. Coffee and bagels will be provided upon arrival. All tours conclude before noon after traveling together by van to visit two of the camps.

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Tuesday, August 3rd – 8:30am
from the Phillips Brooks House Association, Harvard Yard, Cambridge

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Friday, 10/15, 6:30-7:30 p.m. – “PBHA’s Robert Coles ‘Call of Service’ Lecture” by Arne Duncan ’87 in The Memorial Church

Friday, 7:30-9:30 p.m. – Cocktail Reception at Phillips Brooks House

Saturday, 8:30-10:00 a.m. – Light Breakfast & Registration at Phillips Brooks House

Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. – PBHA Programming Spotlight: Mission Hill

Saturday, 12:00-1:00 p.m. – Cookout in Mission Hill

Saturday, 1:30-3:00 p.m. – PBHA-A Annual Meeting in Holden Chapel

Saturday, 3:00-4:00 p.m. – Open House at Phillips Brooks House

Saturday, 4:00-5:00 p.m. – Master Class on Dr. Coles

Saturday, 6:00-9:00 p.m. – PBHA-A Dinner & Award Ceremony at the Student Organization Center at Hilles – REGISTER FOR ALL WEEKEND EVENTS BY CLICKING ON THE SUBMIT BUTTON BELOW ONCE YOU HAVE COMPLETED THIS FORM. TO MAKE A PAID REGISTRATION FOR THE SATURDAY DINNER, USE THE SECURE PAYPAL LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE.

Vegetarian meal

Sunday, 10/17, 9:00 -10:00 a.m. – “5K for PBHA” Fun Run at the Weeks Bridge

Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. – Brunch at Phillips Brooks House

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Make your paid dinner registration ($65 to cover the cost of the meal/$25 for alumni in public interest careers or with limited income/$15 for current PBHAers) before noon, 10/15:

PBHA-A Award Dinner

Full Price $65.00 Public Interest Careers $25.00 Students $15.00

Thank you!

Congratulations Seniors!

This celebration is an opportunity to come together once a year to honor the service of our out-going seniors and outstanding volunteers while reflecting on the collective social service and action to which the PBHA community is committed.

We come together to recognize all our volunteers, but in particular those members of the class of 2010 for their exceptional contributions in service during their years here at Harvard and to recognize those who will be continuing their life of service beyond their undergraduate years.

Our hope is to highlight and share with you the stories of our Seniors, what they contributed, what they learned, what they struggled with, and what they will take away from PBHA when they leave – both from their perspective and the perspective of those who worked most closely with them.

Awards and Recognitions

Houston & Moreland Awards
The Donald W. Moreland and the Neil J. Houston Public Service Scholarship Funds are
awarded to deserving undergraduates in support of their social work with carried out
through the various committees of the Phillips Brooks House Association.

Mary Catherine Curley, Eliza Dewey, Moises Gallegos, Matt Garcia, Aja Jovanovski,
Jarell Lee, Lydia Lo, Olivia Marcucci, Jose Olivarez, Danielle Schnur, Adam Travis,
Yini Zhang

Spirit of PBHA Award
The Spirit of PBHA Award is a Board of Trustees commendation that honors individuals
who work hard to preserve the student-run spirit of PBHA.

Ross Bloom

Stride Rite Senior Recognition Awards
The Stride Rite Senior Recognition awards are awarded to graduating seniors who have
demonstrated outstanding, year-round contributions to public service during their undergraduate years.

Richard Kelley, Rachel Singh, Christian Starling

Stride Rite Post-Graduate Awards
The Stride Rite Post-Graduate Fellowships are selected by a committee based on the
students? demonstrated interest and abilities in and commitment to public service along with the merit, soundness, and practicality of their project. The Stride Rite Post-Graduate Incentive Program?s mission is to support student commitment to entrepreneurial public service and make it possible for students of all backgrounds to take leadership roles in public service.

Elizabeth Powers, Jessica Ranucci

John Culver Award for Service and Politics
In the spirit of Senator Culver, the IOP & PBHA John Culver Award is awarded to one
graduating senior of Harvard College who has demonstrated a strong commitment to both direct service and political engagement during their time at Harvard.

Jonathan Gould

Further, we’d like to recognize… Outstanding Volunteers
Andres Ballesteros (CASP), Varun Bansal (EnviroEd), Audrey Bennett (EnviroEd),
Jocelyn Blier (Pets as Therapy), Jeremy Booher (Youth Prison Tutoring), Max
Brondfield (Peer Health Exchange), Alli Chandra (BRYE Tutoring), Winston Chang
(Chinatown Afterschool), Shannon Cleary (STAGE), Caroline Cuse (HARMONY),
Hillary Ditmars (HARMONY), Victor Flores (NAYEP Mentoring), Ashlyn Garry
(AHEAD), Tremayne Gibson (AHEAD), Luke Giveen (Roxbury Youth Initiative Term),
Jonathan Gould (CIVICS), Andrew Hamm (Vernon Hall Volunteer Program), Peter
Honnef (BRYE 1-2-1), Jeremy Hsu (CHANCE), Stephanie Klinkenberg (CASP), Ryann
Lai (Chinatown Afterschool), Marena Lin (Vernon Hall Volunteer Program), Olivia
Marcucci (BRYE 1-2-1), Emily Mayer (Southie After School), Kevin Mee (Mission
Mentor), Jacqueline Palumbo (STAGE), Olivia Paquette (BRYE Tutoring), Belinda
Pang (Chinatown Teen), Hong De Sa (Marshall After School Enrichment Program), Dana
Seesel (CIVICS), Eric Sefton (Mission Mentor), Chelsea Shover (Marshall Afterschool
Enrichment Program), Janie Tankard (Strong Women Strong Girls), Melissa Tran
(Strong Women Strong Girls), Vanisha Yarbrough (Peer Health Exchange)

PBHA’s Lunch Conversations Series

Friday 3/5/2010 @ 12
Phillips Brooks House
RSVP here: http://poll.icommons.harvard.edu/poll/taker/pollTaker.jsp?poll=1-9475-19792
Facebook Event Page here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=328817910945&ref=ts

PBHA’s Guest: MA Representative Byron Rushing

Rushing has successfully sponsored legislation to create the Commission to develop a comprehensive plan to end homelessness in the Commonwealth; that Commission which he co-chaired with Undersecretary Tina Brooks released its report and 5-year plan in 2008. The plan has been adopted by the Deval Patrick administration.

Come meet the man who believes that, with the right policy, MA can end homelessness across the state!

RSVP here: http://poll.icommons.harvard.edu/poll/taker/pollTaker.jsp?poll=1-9475-19792
Poll closes Sunday at midnight, so RSVP quickly!
Space is limited to 30 participants.
E-mail fellow@pbha.org with questions

PBHA Lunch Conversations Poster

Make sure they are nominated for a 2010 Senior Award!

Most awards come with a cash prize, and all awardees will be recognized at the PBHA Public Service Celebration on Friday, April 30th from 6:00-8:00pm.

Download the nomination form here!
Nomination deadline: Friday, March 12th, 5:00pm

After the widespread and shocking devastation that resulted from the earthquake in Haiti, we at Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) are deeply saddened by the magnitude of this catastrophe. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Haitian people who continue to endure tremendous hardship and suffering as well as their family and friends living abroad. While moments like this can leave us with feelings of loss, despair, and hopelessness, we must remind ourselves of the power of the human will and the immense possibilities of our common humanity. Currently, there are several ways in which PBHA volunteers, staff, alumni, and friends can help support the relief effort in Haiti.

According to humanitarian organizations working in Haiti, the immediate needs in Haiti are simple: funding for trained first responders and medical supplies. PBHA strongly encourages individuals wanting to make a difference to donate funds to a recognized and reputable organization. Harvard University’s President, Drew Faust, has identified a number of organizations providing humanitarian aid to the people of Haiti. To view this information, please visit: http://president.harvard.edu/news/100114_haiti.php.

On Friday, February 12, there will be a Benefit Concert at 7 pm in Sanders Theatre. Harvard student dance troupes, choruses, poets, and musicians have organized an event to raise money for relief efforts and celebrate Haitian culture. The event will be simulcast on the Internet. Specifics about Webcasts will be posted on www.harvard.edu/haiti as they become available.

In an effort to support members of the Boston and Cambridge Community – which boasts the third largest Haitian population in the United States – PBHA has established the “Local Haitian Support Fund,” which will provide calling cards to Haitian constituents in PBHA programs and Haitian university employees. To donate to this fund, visit http://pbha.org/donate and choose “Local Haitian Support Fund” as the designation. A phone calling card will be donated to a local Haitian family in your honor. Further, PBHA will be taking donations before the Haiti Benefit Concert on Friday, February 12 and during intermission.

As conveyed by Dean Evelynn Hammonds, Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) is exploring the feasibility of ongoing service efforts both for local Haitian families and in Haiti. For over one hundred years, the Phillips Brooks House Association has witnessed the power of students and communities working together for social change. In these hours of darkness and devastation, we will strive as an organization to make a difference for the people of Haiti.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

5:30-8:30 p.m.

If you HAVE NOT purchased tickets, click below to make your paid reservation(s). With an online paid reservation, you will be placed on a guest list – no paper tickets are needed.	or	If you HAVE purchased tickets from either the Harvard Box Office or the Harvard Club of Boston, click here to RSVP so we can expect you!

Auctioneer Stuart Whitehurst Skinner Auctioneers & Appraisers From PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow”

Opening Remarks Evelynn M. Hammonds Dean of Harvard College

SUP Advocate Honorees An annual award to a community leader in Cambridge and Boston whose support makes the Summer Urban Program and other vital youth programs in our community possible. Daphne Griffin Executive Director Boston Centers for Youth & Families Robert Hurlbut, Jr. Executive Director Cambridge Community Foundation Guest Performance: Harvard Din & Tonics Door Prizes: Two $25 gift certificates courtesy of The Harvard COOP. HOST COMMITTEE: Geraldine Aine, Andrew Amo, Rob Barber, Michele Blanc, Lisa Boes, Jean Brooks, Jessica Budnitz, Nancy Dingman, Nadia Chamblin-Foster, Dahm Choi, Laura Clancy, Alain Duchemin, Nat Guild, Malcolm Hamilton, Heather Henriksen, Tito Jackson, Nat Katz, Judith Kidd, Jason Luke, Marina McCarthy, Mina Makarious, Anthony Pacillo, Jennifer Page, Lee Smith, Katie Steele, Abim Thomas Please bring your checkbooks! OUR FANTASTIC AUCTION ITEMS Check out this draft of the auction program! DIRECTIONS TO THE QUEEN’S HEAD PUB The Queen’s Head Pub is under Sanders Theatre in Memorial Hall on the campus of Harvard University. Please visit the Sanders Theatre Web site for directions. If you HAVE NOT purchased tickets, click below to make your paid reservation(s). With an online paid reservation, you will be placed on a guest list – no paper tickets are needed. or If you HAVE purchased tickets from either the Harvard Box Office or the Harvard Club of Boston, click here to RSVP so we can expect you! For more information on sponsoring this event, please click here: SUP Auction Sponsorship Form. After reviewing the sponsorship levels on the form, you may sponsor the auction by going to PBHA’s Donation Page and clicking on “SUP Auction Sponsorship” under Designation. ]]> http://pbha.org/auctionsup/feed/ 0