HSOA and LAO and VSA Picnic on Friday
The HSOA + LAO + VSA Picnic is back and it's bigger and better than ever!
In an effort of collaboration between the sister organizations, HSOA, LAO, and VSA have planned a picnic so that the members of each will be able to meet each other, form connections, and begin a network of Asian Americans right here at the University of Arkansas!
Most importantly, the event will have free food! What better way to meet people than by talking over delicious food? We'll also play some fun games and ice breakers so that everyone will have a chance to meet each other and build the bridge between each organization!
Be sure to invite any of your friends that you think will be interested in participating in our event! But be sure to RSVP on this event page so we know how much food to buy!!
Stay the whole time or come when you can! The picnic will be 5-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, at Wilson Park in Fayetteville!
Contacts
Amber Pham,
VSA
703-505-9720,
axp035@uark.edu
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