Category Archives: News from Steering

Hello to both new and old AIS members!

Welcome to our website! We’re really excited about all the projects going on this year! For the first semester of 2010, we have exciting events going on ranging from the launching of our Student Ambassador Program to Six Flags trip. We are open to more event suggestions and to hear what you, Penn international student, wants. Please navigate through our website to learn more about all our activities and how to get involved.

For any feedback, comments and/or suggestions, please write me at president@aisupenn.org!

We look forward to seeing you at all of AIS’ events this semester!

Best,
Carol Costa Continue reading →

Hey AIS!

It’s election time again! I can’t believe a year has flown by so fast. From ISO scavenger hunts and tours to Mykonos at G-Lounge, from community service trips to the Spring Fling BBQ, from getting a resolution passed through the UA to committee BYO dinners downtown, AIS has truly achieved so much this year. But now it’s time for elections, and by coming out to vote, YOU will have a say in the events we plan, the administration we meet and the things that we do.

Whether you loved what we did or hated what we did, this is your chance to run for a position and help steer the direction of the AIS. Everyone is eligible to run. Basically, if you want to get involved or if you think out of the box or if you THINK BIG or if you have anything exciting and new to bring to the table, then AIS WANTS YOU. If running for a position is not for you, then come out and vote for the person that you think will take AIS to where it needs to go next year! Do all of this while hanging out with your AIS friends and eating FREE FOOD.

Remember, the positions that are available are: President, Executive VP, VP External, Treasurer and Secretary. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at president@aisupenn.org! I’ll be more than happy to chat with you about AIS, elections, new ideas or anything in general! I’ll see you at elections!

Cheers,

Trixie Canivel Continue reading →