Think charity work is feminized? Why do we always hear about Mother Teresa, Florence Nightingale, and Princes Diana?
Then come share your thoughts on gender issues and community service over
dinner with Helen Damon-Moore, Director of Service and Education at Tucker.
Where: The Center for Women and Gender in the Choates (between Little and Brown)
When: This Wednesday, August 15th @ 5:30
Menu: Fajitas and Flan!
Please RSVP by noon if you would like to attend
Dinner and discussion provided by Link Up
See below for more info on Helen Damon-Moore:
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Helen Damon-Moore has been at Dartmouth College as Director of Service and Education for the Tucker Foundation for four years. She
came to Dartmouth from the Carver College of Medicine and before that from Cornell College in Iowa. There she was an adjunct professor of Women’s Studies and Education and the founder of the office of Volunteer Service and Service Learning. She graduated
from Beloit College and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she wrote her dissertation on gender and magazines. She is currently a member of the board of directors of the Family Place and of the United Valley Inter-Faith Project, and she is a practitioner
of mindfulness. She is married and has two grown daughters.