Gallery: International students share their life at brown bag discussion

Gavyn Pyle, Yearbook Staff Member|November 10, 2021

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Director of International Programs, Baili Zhang, announces Anastasiia Lurkov and Vladislav Baidin and their presentation on what it is like to be a student in Russia. The Brown Bag International Lecture took place on Nov. 3, 2021 at the International House.

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