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FSAP offers counseling services, Website

The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) is Harvard's employee assistance program. It offers free and confidential services to faculty, staff, their family members, and retirees. The professional staff are licensed clinical social workers. Appointments may be scheduled by calling 495-4357.

The Website for Harvard's Faculty and Staff Assistance Program is www.harvard.edu/fsap.

Five humanities departments move into Boylston Hall

Five humanities departments will be moving into the recently renovated Boylston Hall on the following dates:

Literature Aug. 17

Comparative Literature Aug. 18

Romance Languages and Literatures Aug. 20

Classics Aug. 24

Linguistics Aug. 27

AIDS Institute Announces New Website

The Harvard AIDS Institute has announced a recently expanded Website, providing easy access to a broad range of important AIDS resources for researchers, clinicians, and the public, as well as information and publications related to the research and special programs of the Harvard AIDS Institute and Harvard AIDS Institute Laboratories.

Structured to motivate international collaboration in the struggle against AIDS, the site will be updated regularly to reflect the latest research, conference proceedings, and AIDS-related links. Those who use the site can research the latest developments in basic science, clinical science, epidemiology, prevention, social science, and vaccine research.

Visit the site at www.hsph.harvard.edu/hai/.

The Joint Center for Housing Studies Issues a New Study

The Joint Center for Housing Studies has issued a new study, The State of the Nation's Housing: 1998. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation, The State of the Nation's Housing is an annual series of reports providing a periodic assessment of the nation's housing outlook.

The Joint Center, a collaborative venture of the Kennedy School of Government and the Graduate School of Design, aims to strengthen housing research and instruction at Harvard to augment the training of graduate students and students in executive or other special programs, and to encourage communication among various academic disciplines and practitioners engaged in housing-related research.

For more information, or to receive a copy of The State of the Nation's Housing: 1998, call 495-7908.