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Here for the holidays?

The International Students Holiday Party will treat guests to a hot buffet on December 23
December 6, 2010
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By Scott McCulloch

Source: Alumni Relations

For more than a decade, Concordia’s annual International Students Holiday Party has united students from around the world.

The party’s central theme – a first-rate meal with plenty of festive cheer – has remained constant and is unlikely to deviate again this year, when up to 300 international and out-of-province students converge at Montreal’s Nouvel Hôtel and Spa on December 23.

This year’s dinner, hosted once again by the Concordia University Alumni Association and the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office, will mark the 11th such gathering with guests treated to a hot buffet of delectable international foods.

More than 250 students from about 50 countries turned out to last year's dinner.
More than 250 students from about 50 countries turned out to last year's dinner.

The perennially popular get-together has long been hailed as a “feel-good” occasion for students who can’t get home for the holidays.

The dinner, which begins early evening, has seen the introduction in recent years of informal after-parties for students keen to cut the rug in the city’s dance clubs.

Concordia University President and Vice-Chancellor Judith Woodsworth and a number of other university dignitaries are expected to attend this year’s celebration.

Concordia is home to more-than 4,700 international students who make up 9 percent of the total student body.

To find out more about the International Students Holiday Party, call 514-848-2424, ext. 4397, or register online.

Media wishing to attend the International Students Holiday Party should contact Scott McCulloch at 514-513-8535, or via email: scott.mcculloch@concordia.ca.

Related links:
•    International Students Holiday Party
•    Concordia Alumni Relations  



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