Turner Syndrome Foundation july, 2020 Event Type: All All Advocacy Community Corporate Education research research Team TSF Virtual State: All All Arizona California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Louisianna Missouri Nebraska Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia Virginia Washington Washington DC Event Location: All All 13 and Market, St. Louis, MO Anderson Point Park Small Picnic Shelter Buffalo Wild Wings Capitol Hill Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Clarks Creek Greenway Eno River State Park Harris Middle School Hyatt Regency Kiawah Island Golf Resort Los Angeles, CA McGovern Medical School in the University of Texas Medical Center Monmouth Park Monmouth Park & Oceanfront Promenade Munroe Meyer Institute Online Peltier Park Red Bull Arena Red Mill Road Runner Sports Secaucus Public Library Snyders Park Snyders Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL SoulCycle St. Joseph's Children's Hospital The Brownstone The Children’s Hospital at Montefiore The Salted Rim Times Square Tupelo Honey Turner Syndrome Foundation- NJ YMCA Camp Ockanickon Ynot Italian Restaurant Yo Factor Zacharias Park Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who more Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance. Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021. There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future. 🦋 🦋 🦋 If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2. You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu. Month Long Event (june)
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Please join us for Webinar- The Impact of Vision on Daily Safety and Function.
In this webinar, learn about the role of Occupational Therapy for women and girls who have Turner Syndrome, more Please join us for Webinar- The Impact of Vision on Daily Safety and Function. In this webinar, learn about the role of Occupational Therapy for women and girls who have Turner Syndrome, focusing specifically on vision. Participants will learn about various aspects of vision and how they can impact safety and daily functioning. Additionally, learn and a few strategies to address visual deficits. Megan Edwards Collins is an Occupational Therapist, currently an Associate Professor in the Occupational Therapy Department at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) in North Carolina. She has been teaching in the Occupational Therapy Department at WSSU since January 2011. Diagnosed with Turner Syndrome when she was in high school, Megan has experienced personally and professionally the impact vision has on safe and effective completion of daily activities. This ranges from dressing and bathing to more complex activities like driving and work or school tasks. Megan will be discussing the various aspects of vision and how they can impact safety and daily function. This will include a few basic ideas on how to address visual deficits. Register today for this webinar. You will need a computer with internet service and/or telephone to participate in this learning activity. Activity instructions will be emailed to registrants on a first come first serve basis. Everyone is encouraged to join. (Tuesday) 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm EST Online Virtual engagement utilizing web video platformEvent Details
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North Carolina
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august
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Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
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Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
september
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Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
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Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
october
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
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No matter what you’re looking for, this weekend has something for you! Find lasting friendships, find a deeper understanding of TS, and find solace surrounded by nature. Day One: Arrive at
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No matter what you’re looking for, this weekend has something for you! Find lasting friendships, find a deeper understanding of TS, and find solace surrounded by nature.
Day One: Arrive at camp and get settled in. Enjoy meet and greet activities to get to know each other. End the night around the campfire!
Day Two: Spend the day learning and having fun! Activities include wellness activities, outdoor adventures, and arts & crafts.
Day Three: A family fun day and Team TSF fundraiser. Invite family members to join you on Sunday to have some lunch and meet your new friends!
Registration fees includes lodging, activities, and meals. Day rate includes meals and activities only. Registrations are non-transferrable and non-refundable.
Rates per person:
- Weekend Lodge 2-night/3-day rate $225
- Weekend Cabin 2-night/3-day rate $200
- Weekend Cabin- 3rd to 8th family member rate $175
- Day rate $150 (lodging not included)
Lodge accommodations are limited to 32 guests, so be sure to reserve your spot! Male attendees, such as fathers accompanying their daughters, are required to stay in the cabin.
We are here to assist you! If you have questions, please call (732) 847-3385 or email info@tsfusa.org
Everyone is encouraged to attend.
Advanced registration is required.
Donations make events such as this possible.
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9 (Friday) 7:00 pm - 11 (Sunday) 2:00 pm EST
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YMCA Camp Ockanickon
1303 Stokes Rd
State
New Jersey
november
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Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
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Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
december
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
january
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
february
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
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Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
march
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
april
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
may
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
june
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
Event type
Research
State
North Carolina
Event Location
Virtual
july
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who
more
Event Details
Research interview opportunity for North Carolina residents. AJ Jones, an anthropology graduate student at Emory University, is conducting an ethnographic and theatrical study about TS identities and communities. Anyone with TS who is living in North Carolina can share their experiences through interviews, casual conversations, and even theatrical performance.
Research will take place over the phone, through video conferencing, and/or in locations agreed upon by AJ and participants. Length of participation is flexible for each participant, and may span from a single 30- to 60-minute interview and/or one two-hour rehearsal to daily interactions and weekly rehearsals between July 2020 and June 2021.
There are no direct benefits for participants of this study. However, this study may positively impact girls and women with TS in the future.
🦋 🦋 🦋
If you are interested in learning more about this research, please fill out the following form: https://goo.gl/forms/ImAQYXrYeiwQPbGr2.
You may also directly contact AJ at 339-234-1020 or ajone93@emory.edu.
Time
Month Long Event (june)
Organizer
Audrey Jonesaudreymj@alumni.princeton.edu
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