February 14, 2019

The Student Association for Enlightenment and Inspiration cordially invites you all for an evening of poetry. We will read, recite, and discuss Rumi’s poetry and let delicious baklava and Turkish Tea be the source of our inspiration.

We are honored to have Professor Stephen Kuusisto join us for the poetry evening on Wednesday, February 20th, at 7:00pm in the Noble Room at Hendricks Chapel.

Please RSVP at saeiatsu@gmail.com

This event is made possible by collaboration of following student organizations:
The Student Association for Enlightenment and Inspiration
Central Asian and the Caucasus Student Union
Turkish Student Association at Syracuse University
Iranian Student Association at Syracuse University
Muslim Student Association at Syracuse University

For accommodations please contact saeiatsu@gmail.com

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The Office of Interdisciplinary Programs and Outreach will create and advance interdisciplinary, intersectional educational programs, research and pedagogy focused on disability justice, identities, cultures and studies. The office will also engage with a wide array of University constituents to interface, network and collaborate with local, regional, national and global partners, and pursue development and advancement opportunities that underscore, celebrate and enhance the rich and nuanced experiences of disabled people. Disabled students, faculty, staff and alumni—including the significant experience and contributions of veterans—will be at the heart of this initiative.

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