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Sabbath Program
The Health Department is pleased to invite and grant you the advantage of free attendance this coming Sabbath, January 30, 2010 for the "Abundant Living" Forum. Adult Sabbath School classes & the Youth class are encouraged to participate in the Sabbath School review that will be conducted by Dr. David Tasker at the Siew Huy Auditorium. After the Sabbath School review, everyone is requested to stay for the "Effective Strategies for Individual and Home Health Behavior Change" presentation by Dr. Cesar Galvez. Happy Sabbath.
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Time Management Seminar
Friday, February 5, 2010, 8:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., SGS, Room 13
Do any of these sounds like you?
Burnt out, stressed out, rundown and tired? Too much to do; not enough time for my family and me. I'm not able to get it all done. Interruptions throw me off track. I procrastinate important items. Too many priorities; often feel unprepared and pressured? If you feel you are doing more and enjoying it less, it's time to make real choices about how and when to spend your time as a graduate student. This seminar will give you the tools to find balance, achieve your goals and be more effective and productive, both on and off the studies, in less time, with less stress!
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Paintings donated to the AIIAS library
On Sunday, January 24 an exhibit of 30 digital paintings were on display in the AIIAS gym. The paintings are the work of Dr. Stephen Guptill, the president of AIIAS, who has donated the collection to the AIIAS library. Mrs. Megumi Flores, AIIAS librarian, express her appreciation for the gift noting that the paintings will be welcomed by the students who are eager to have art for their student apartments. Students will be able to check out the paintings starting in February.
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  Abundant Living: Dispelling old myths and exploring new perspectives on holistic lifestyle
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Gary Hullquist, physician, author and consultant for managed health care systems, USA
This forum on January 28-30, 2010, sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies, seeks to promote a lifestyle based on a rational, spiritual and attractive application of its principles to life in the 21st century. It will address the distorted perceptions of the Adventist Health Message and will present new perspectives and applications of the Adventist Health Advantage. Effective strategies to health behavior change at home, in the community and in the country will be presented. Lifestyle for business professionals, stress management for business success will be offered, and seven secrets to live 11 more years will be revealed!
Program begins on January 28, Thursday, 7:59 am at the AIIAS Auditorium. Be there and live abundantly!
Materials can be obtained from the Public Health Office from January 27, 2010, Wednesday, 3-7 pm to January 28, 2010, Thursday, 7-7:59 am. |
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