Student to talk about Malaysia
Fresno State has about 800 international students
from 80 countries, making the campus one of the most diverse universities
in the CSU systems, said Farrokh Eizadi Boroujeni, coordinator of the
International Coffee Hour, a program designed to bring people from different
cultural backgrounds together to share the economics and current situations
of their country.
“Our objective is to expand knowledge, create friendly atmosphere
to bring the campus-wide and community dialog with people from different
background,” said Boroujeni.
The 11-year program discusses different countries.
Sae-Kit Lee, a computer engineering student, will talk about his diverse
and ever-changing country—Malaysia—on Tuesday at 2 p.m. in
USU Room 312.
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