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WINE AND CHOCOLATE TASTING WITH PROF LE BEL!
In collaboration with JMGSA, we are holding our first delicious Wine and Chocolate Tasting Fundraiser!
Friday November 4, 2011
MB 3130
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Tickets are $25 for JMSB students and $30 for non-JMSB's, only a limited quantity available.
First come, first serve!
Proceeds go towards iCOP's student volunteer work abroad placements.
For tickets, contact any member of the iCOP team in person, on First Class or @ heidi.g1604@gmail.com!
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COMEDY FOR A CAUSE!
In collaboration with the MBA Society, we are holding our 3rd Annual ‘Comedy for a Cause’ Fundraiser!
Thursday April 21st, 2011
Comedyworks
1238 Bishop Street
Doors open 8:30pm, Showtime 9pm
Tickets are $15 (1 drink minimum), only a limited quantity available.
First come, first serve!
Proceeds go towards student volunteer work abroad placements in Uganda.
Contact any member of the iCOP or MBA Society team in person or on First Class for tickets.
PLUS support iCOP by purchasing raffle tickets for a chance to win BIG PRIZES, even if you can’t make it to the comedy show!
Come on out for a good laugh, celebrate the end of the semester and support a great cause! |
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COMEDY FOR A CAUSE!
iCOP’s 2nd Annual Comedyworks Fundraiser
Thursday, April 22nd ,2010
Comedyworks
1238 Bishop Street
Doors open 8:30pm
Showtime 9pm
Tickets $15, with net proceeds benefitting iCOP’s student volunteers. Contact any member of the iCOP team for details.
Raffle tickets also available for purchase for a chance to win BIG PRIZES!
- $150 Spa Gift Certificate
- Kindle e-book Reader ($300 value)
- Bobby Brown Kit
& MORE
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FEBRUARY 2010
iCOP will be holding a FREE event to mark Canada’s INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEEK!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
10:00 - 11:30 am
1450 Guy, MB 2.435
Admission is free but seats are limited
Tom Tunney, Senior Manager, University and College Programming at World University Service of Canada (WUSC) will provide an overview of international development and demonstrate the many benefits for student involvement including academic, professional, and personal payoffs. Mr. Tunney will provide information about the Students Without Borders™ internship program and explore ways that students can get involved both outside Canada and on-campus. He will also share stories about how he and students like you have been able to make a difference. |
JANUARY 2010
Learn more about placement opportunities and upcoming events at our free information session on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at 5:30pm in the CGSA conference room.
Later that week, Join Concordia iCOP for an authentic Ethiopian dining experience!
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Friday, January 29, 2010
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7:00pm - 10:00pm
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Magdala Ethiopian Resto Lounge
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1222 Bishop (corner Ste Catherine)
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Ethiopian dining comes in the form of thick stews served atop spongy sourdough pancakes called injera,which diners use to scoop up their food (silverware is available upon request). Enjoy a variety of dishes including doro wat (chicken), beef tibs, curry lamb, missir wot (red lentils), kik akitcha wot (yellow split peas), gomen (spinach), atkilt wat (cabbage, carrots, potatoes), and much more.
Tickets are only $25 (includes dinner, beverage, taxes and tip) and support a great cause! Your ticket will help to send 4 students this summer perform volunteer work in the developing world.
You can also support iCOP by purchasing RAFFLE TICKETS to win one of two gift certificates for www.kiva.org. Kiva is a non-profit that is revolutionizing the fight against global poverty. It is the world’s first micro-lending website which allows anyone to act as a banker and lend as little as $25 to an entrepreneur in the developing world who needs a loan. Tickets are $2 each or 3/$5.
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