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Students Eating Together (SET) - 5030
Registration Information
Organization Number: 5030
First Registered On: 02-08-2011
Last Registered On: 08-03-2012
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: INACTIVE
Purpose: To create meaningful, lasting friendships through having students eat together with new people, and through raising money for hungry children.
Membership: UT student
Functions: Our three main activities are: 1. Coordinate ways for students to eat together easily 2. Hold 3 fundraisers per semester benefitting hungry children 3. Have a potluck party at the end of every semester
Organization Type: Social
Contact Information
E-mail: readyseteat@yahoo.com
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Henry Zhao, President
Jobin Varghese, Recruitment Chair
Chris Noriega, Vice President
Su Lee, Historian
Alex Lin, Secretary
Sean Buckley, Treasurer
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