[Plsgs] FW: [Graduate Coordinators] Graduate Center Crafternoons Invitation

[Armendariz, Amanda - (amandao)]

The Graduate Center is planning another Crafternoons event for graduate students. These stress-relieving, community-building programs have been very popular; we provide all the materials and snacks, and participants bring their creativity. As always, Graduate Center programs are free to attend. Please forward the following message to your students. We appreciate your help with communications, and we look forward to seeing your students.

Thank you,
Meg Lota Brown
Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
Associate Dean of the Graduate College
Director of the Graduate Center
Professor of English and University honors Professor

Dear Students,
Leaf your stress behind! Join us in making leaf prints with the plants of our Campus Arboretum with Brandon Neth, GPSC assembly chair, on Friday, October 14, 2022, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM MST in room 102 at the Graduate Center. Register today before places fill up! There are only 15 spots available. See you soon!
Register here: https://events.trellis.arizona.edu/en/f44lNu67/crafternoon-leaf-printing-5a3U3n98IrT/overview
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Sincerely,
Meg Lota Brown
Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
Associate Dean of the Graduate College
Director of the Graduate Center
Professor of English and University honors Professor
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Kindly,
Sam.

Anesu Samuel Masango. MD
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Phone: (520) 486 0126
Email: anesusam at email.arizona.edu<mailto:anesusam at email.arizona.edu>

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