CUPPA is a place where all are welcome. Each event will be facilitated by a different Fulbright language teaching assistant visiting ND from abroad. CUPPA is all about connection, understanding, perspectives, play, and accompaniment.
So come join us for a cuppa joe/coffee (or tea), international snacks, and excellent activities (games, crafts, discussion, and more)!
October: Galiia Sadykova leads us to explore some the many ethnic minority groups who live in Russia, including one of her own--the Tatar people. We'll be "embroidering" traditional Tatar prints on bandanas. In the spirit of Global Day of Action, we encourage you to bring your own articles of clothing to upcycle.
Anything with a light base will work perfectly (and our activity is great for covering up those hard-to-remove stains)!
Brought to you by International Student and Scholars Affairs (ISSA), The Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures (CSLC), and Multicultural Student Programs and Services (MSPS).