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March 17 - March 30, 2004
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NAAP-NY Networks Nicely
uelRay ~ar in the West Village
was the scene for this month's
after-work NAAP Networking get
together, where Aramica noticed
a lot of new faces. During the
course of the evening, they spoke
about the numerous committees
(Social/Cultural, Political ActiQn,
Community Service, Professional
Development, Alumni Relations,
Fundraising
Support,
Public
Relations/Media Support) and the
duties each committee performs,
as well as future plans, including
the creation of an Employment
Committee, whereby NAAP would
assist its members in locating job
opportunities. Aramica is offering,
free of charge to NAAP members,
space in our newspaper for both
Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
advertisements.
'If you, wish to become involved
with one of the existing committees,
would like more information about
the Employment Committee, or
want to be kept abreast of all their
activities, log on to NAAP-NY's
website - (www.naaponline.orglny)
Matthew Baclini
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Laith Noel
NAAP Committee members report on future plans
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Hanadee
Rabih and Manal
Reem Saadeh
Matel Hassan
Yasmin, Rasha, and Maha
Yasmin
Rania Barakat
Julie Makkar and Nadia Salibi
Tarek Abo Salem
Dean and Alison