The Shriver Peaceworkers (an RPCV graduate student group) are hosting two events at UMBC next week. You are invited.

1> Don't Miss the Party…
"Coffee-in-the-Plaza"
UMBC Plaza (in front of the old Student Center)
Wednesday, April 10
STARTS AT 7:00 P.M.
Part of UMBC HABIFEST 2002
Featuring--
Peace Corps Panel: Living & Serving, Abroad and At Home
(Shriver Peaceworker Program, 7:30-8 p.m.)
Student Open Mike: The Importance of Community Service & Cultural Exchange
(All Interested UMBC Students; Facilitated by Peaceworkers, 8-9 p.m. )
Music Jam: Bring Your Instruments and/or Singing Voice. All are welcome!
(from 9:00 p.m. on into the night)
A Cup O' Joe for a Buck. It doesn't get better than that!
Shriver Peaceworkers and UMBC Oxfam will be selling FAIR TRADE coffee throughout the evening.
(Support Habitat for Humanity: All proceeds go to aid HFH's anti-poverty efforts.)


2> AS PART OF UMBC HABIFEST 2002...
THE SHRIVER CENTER PEACEWORKERS
PRESENT A SPEAKER EVENT...
"Poverty. War. What Can We Do About It?"
THURSDAY, APRIL 11TH
7 - 9 P.M.
IN THE SKYLIGHT LOUNGE ON THE 3RD FLOOR OF THE UNIVERSITY COMMONS, UMBC
GUEST SPEAKERS:
Dr. John Stolle-McAllister, Human Rights Specialist
Dr. Roy Meyers, Professor of Political Science
With a Q & A Open Mike
(FAIR TRADE COFFEE WILL BE AVAILABLE)