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Board and Constituency Meeting |
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 The AIIAS had its Constituency meeting, Board meeting, and two days of Board development and spiritual visioning within the period of May 7-12,2013.
Here are some updates of the actions:
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Renovation of the Tennis Courts |
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 The AIIAS community gathered May 2, 2013 at 6:15pm to officially re-open the newly renovated tennis courts. The short program began with a prayer by SA President Davd Gairo and welcome remarks by SA VP Social Eliezer Barrientos. VP Finance German Lust expressed a few words of appreciation to staffs that put up the new light posts and repainted the courts. Everyone sang "Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow" before VP for Student Services Paoring Ragui led in the dedicatory prayer. AIIAS President Stephen Guptill and SA President David Gairo led the ribbon cutting on the two courts which was followed by refreshments. |
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Inauguration of the Asian Studies Center |
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 The AIIAS library dedicated its new Asian Studies Center special collection on Tuesday, March 26, 2013. Three years in the making, the collection is comprised of all the Asian countries as well as sections on Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and general Asian studies. The collection is meant to make it easier for students within the 10/40 window to come and learn about the economic, educational, cultural and religious background of their specific context. Each book is color-coded in the collection which makes it convenient for new students to find the needed resources.
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AIIAS is not a Pond but a River |
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 The AIIAS family gathered March 19, 2013 at the Function Hall to welcome the incoming workers and bid farewell to the outgoing ones. A bittersweet event has become quite cyclical in its occurrence; these AIIAS gatherings confirm the words of Dr. Shawna Vyhmeister that "AIIAS is not a pond but a river." Most students and professors who come are just passing through but none of them can leave unchanged.
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