Club Connect: Meet the… Guatemalan Student Association
The Guatemalan Student Association is just one of over 200 ways to get involved at Stockton University.
Galloway, N.J. – Interested in learning more about Guatemalan culture?
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, GUASA plans to host a workshop in which attendees create their own quitapenas, also known as “worry dolls,” at 6 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 30, in Campus Center Meeting Room 5.
Join the club on OspreyHub and follow them on Instagram (@StocktonGUASA) for more updates on their upcoming meetings and events.
Look no further than the new Guatemalan Student Association, which hosts meetings every Thursday starting at 4:30 p.m.
Typical meetings include ice-breakers and games, as well as exploring current events in Guatemala. GUASA also plans to begin hosting fundraisers for humanitarian causes in the Central American country.
According to the association's vice president of service, Edwin Feria-Serna, GUASA is another opportunity for students to connect, regardless of race.
"This club is completely open – we are welcoming to everyone interested in this organization,” Feria-Serna said.
– Story by Loukaia Taylor
– Photos by Lizzie Nealis
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There are over 200 ways for students at Stockton University to get involved – explore the clubs and organizations on campus by checking out the twice-a-year Get Involved Fair or through OspreyHub.
