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Bahai Association - 72
Registration Information
Organization Number: 72
First Registered On: 04-26-1968
Last Registered On: 04-19-2013
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: To promote unity within the UT community and in the Austin area.
Membership: Membership is open to any UT student, faculty, or staff.
Functions: Devotionals (gathering to read Scripture from the world's religions on a common theme) Coffee House Social and talent show Children classes (character development classes for children in a government housing district) Fireside (monthly discussion on topics relating to the Bahai Faith) Study circles (small discussion and study groups to study the Bahai sacred scripture)
Organization Type: Religious
Contact Information
E-mail: tebyanrabbani@gmail.com
Web site: http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/bahai/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Nadeem Anvari, Officer
Noura Moayyad, Officer
Maggie Hakala, Officer
Parisa Fallah, Officer
Safaa Leigh Hansen, Officer
Campus Office Address: 72
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