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TWLOHA Tuesday Meeting: Eating Disorders

Hey Everyone!

As some of you may know, NEDAwareness Week (National Eating Disorders Awareness Week), and if you didn't know you now. And because of that our meeting this week will be on Eating Disorders!

As always, the meeting will be in SLC101A @ 8 PM. And this week it'll be presented by the help of the University Counseling Center. 

Hey everyone!

I hope your week is going great so far and you’re doing well. This week’s topic is Happiness and  Darrin McMahon, a history professor who teaches the happiness seminar and lead the panel at the screening of the movie Happy will be leading our meeting next week! Don’t forget meetings are in SLC101A @ 8 PM

So make sure to come out and learn about our paths to happiness! I hope to see you there.

ALSO

Just a reminder at the end of this week is our Living Stories Benefit!! Which is being held at the Wesley Foundation on the 28th of February at 7 PM. 

There will be plenty more posts about it. Stop by our facebook group for more information. 

With hope,

Shelby Schlueter

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Living Stories Benefit!

Living Stories Benefit

Hey there FSU and lovely people alike!

It’s that time of year again!

The To Write Love on Her Arms FSU UChapter is pleased to announce it’s 2nd annual benefit: Living Stories. It will be held at the Wesley Foundation. The same location as last year. And it will be on  Friday, February 28, 2014 at 7 pm!

This year we will be highlighting the part creativity plays in our stories and our recoveries. I know many of you are or know artists, musicians, writers, and performers. We need your help!

PERFORMERS!

If you would like an opportunity to display your talents- whether it be singing, playing an instrument,reading a story, performing a poem, reciting a monologue, etc-

We want you!

It may be original or covers, alone or ensembles.

Please be aware that we won’t be able to pay you

Not only will we be having live performances, but we will also be highlighting art pieces of displayable mediums- paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, etc. You can lend them, donate them, or split the profit 50/50!

If you would like to perform a song, read a poem, recite a monologue, donate an art piece, whatever it may be:

Contact Josh Williams at [email protected]

We will be sure to update if there all or any changes. However, feel free to ask or email any questions!!

RSVP to the Event via Facebook! Then come out and enjoy free food, live music, spectacular performances, brilliant pieces of art, and amazing company.

With hope,

-Shelby Schlueter