Cooking Around the World
Monday, April 29, 2024 4:30–7:00 PM
Description
Join the ALANA Cultural Center for our Cooking Around the World series. The April cooking session will focus on Greek dishes.This event is part of the PE series. Students need to be registered for PE with the registrar, or there can be no credit given. Students can do that during the drop/add period. Once registered you will receive a sign up form through email, so they can select the course they wish to take. Must attend all four sessions to be eligible for PE credit.
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