Perform poetry, music, skits at open-mike night for Nov. 30 World AIDS Day event
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(Oct. 19, 2010)--UTSA students, faculty and staff can step up at an open-mike event and raise their voices for the fight against HIV. The event will be 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 30 outside of Starbucks on the Main Campus. The entry deadline is Friday, Nov. 5.
Students can apply to participate in the World AIDS Day open-mike night featuring original poetry, short stories, personal narratives, music or skits performed in an intimate format. There will be refreshments and giveaways.
>> To perform at the event, e-mail askSHADES@utsa.edu or phone 210-458-6428.
The event is sponsored by UTSA Student Health Services and the organization Sexual Health, Alcohol and Drug Education for Students (SHADES).
For more information, contact Howaida Werfelli, Student Health Services, at 210-458-6428.
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