ROCK SPRINGS, WY (April 2nd, 2019) – Western Wyoming Community College will host this year’s International Night on April 10th, 2018 from 5:30-7:30PM in the Atrium.
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International Night is an opportunity for the community to join in celebrating different cultures on campus and within our local area. It is also a way for the Western Wyoming Community College International Club to fundraise in order to support its future events. The event includes a buffet-style, all-you-can-eat dinner, with authentic international food made by international students and members of the community. Attendees can purchase calligraphy pieces, hand painted by students from various countries, as well as purchase necklaces and bracelets handmade by the students.
Western Wyoming Community College is proud of its international heritage and global character, which is reflective of Rock Springs’ own history as Wyoming’s “Home of 56 Nationalities.” International Night is an opportunity for the campus and surrounding community to celebrate that heritage and learn about the many vibrant cultures that are represented among Western’s student body.
This year Western is home to international students from Japan, China, Brazil, South Korea, and several African countries, who participate in International Club on campus. Is this still correct?
“I really like the atmosphere of people being united through food, music, performances, and interactions. It’s nice to experience different cultures without going outside the country,” said Ayaka Ohi, Former Western International Student and current Coordinator of Housing at Western.
The all-you-can-eat, event and performance is open to the public, there is a suggested donation of $5, seniors and children under the age of six are free. All proceeds go to the International Club on campus. For more information or questions regarding this event, please contact Bret Zerger at [email protected].
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