🔹 Do you think ceremonies are important? Why? 🔹 What kinds of thing do you like to do? 🔹 Have you ever felt blue during it? What did you do about it? 🔹What is your favorite/worst memory? 🔹 What are three celebrations that you like to spend with your family?
⏰🗓 Date and Time: Monday, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
🏛 Location: Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department Class 16
👥 Everyone is welcome to participate, and we hope to see you there!
🔹 Do you think ceremonies are important? Why? 🔹 What kinds of thing do you like to do? 🔹 Have you ever felt blue during it? What did you do about it? 🔹What is your favorite/worst memory? 🔹 What are three celebrations that you like to spend with your family?
⏰🗓 Date and Time: Monday, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
🏛 Location: Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department Class 16
👥 Everyone is welcome to participate, and we hope to see you there!
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