Texas A&M University

 Graduate and Professional School

January 2020

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This Saturday, January 25, 2020 is the first day of Chinese New Year! This year is the Year of the Rat. The College of Architecture Diversity Council is sponsoring a Chinese New Year Potluck event for those who are celebrating. There will also be a film screening on Chinese cuisine and culture.
 
Date and time: Saturday, January 25, 2020 at 6:00pm
Location: Adams Presentation Room (Langford A212) behind the Wright Gallery
Everyone is welcome, especially friends and family! Please bring at least one dish per person. To facilitate the potluck, please RSVP to confirm your attendance and the dish(es) you will bring.
 
RSVP with Mingqian Liu, Graduate Assistant, College of Architecture Diversity Council.
Email: mingqianliu@tamu.edu
We look forward to seeing you there!

 

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