Showing posts with label potluck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potluck. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2011

Potluck date set!

Hello, everyone!

Thanks to those of you who attended the IIC Council Meeting. For those who couldn't make it, we've set the potluck date for Saturday, October 22 at 7pm. We will be feasting, catching up progress, and honoring students who will graduate this fall. Hope to see you there!

As a bonus, here are a few photos from the IIC orientation:







Thanks everyone for getting involved. Hope your quarters are going well!

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

A lovely winter potluck


Hello, everyone! Just wanted to say thank you for making the Winter '11 Potluck a tasty success. We had Indian curry, Mongolian beef, Irish soda bread, stuffed jalapenos, moussaka, pepperoni bread, chips with fresh guac, a mighty desert spread and more. It was great to see most of the graduating students and fill ourselves before crunch-time begins.

Here are a few of my photos, starting with Brian, Jill and Marlena. Congrats! :)







Monday, October 25, 2010

The IIC Potluck: A Multicultural Feast!

Hello, everyone!

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to the IIC Potluck this Friday. We had a feast beyond anything we could have imagined, including several types of curry, pad-thai, apple pie, quinoa salad, pierogis, jalapeno poppers, bean dip, edamame, Southern casseroles, and so much more. And when we say so much, we mean... well... look:




And that's not even including the extra side tables of more food and dessert!!

Needless to say, we had a lovely time feasting and socializing in the International House, where we hope to continue holding delicious quarterly potlucks! Students brought significant others and friends and we enjoyed listening to IIC alum Penelope talk about the Pew Environment Fund. We also honored students who are graduating this quarter -- see a photo of Kelly, Suzanne, and Jill below! Congratulations to everyone graduating this quarter, and to new students now past the half-way point in their first quarter of grad school.



Happy Halloween this weekend, everyone!