If you love nature then Gainesville is the place for you. As you can see in this bubble Gainesville has a lot of nature such as trees, plants, and little bodies of water.bubble
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Final Blog Review
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Gainesville Culture=Nature
Six Multicultural organizations at UF
In this blog post, I go into more depth about six of the MGC fraternities and sororities the University of Florida has to offer. Some are geared towards certain cultural persuasions while others are not. Every student at the University of Florida can find their niche through a brotherhood or sisterhood of MGC.
Salsa Tuesdays with JAMSA
UF Students Explore the Culture of New Orleans
Multicultural Group aKDPhi Promotes Run
@UFaKDPhi is tabling in turlington today for their 2nd annual hunger run #philanthropy #ufmgc
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi flier for their hunger run pic.twitter.com/LamRVw8TA1
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi hopes to give out hundreds of fliers to people walking by in Turlington
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi member discusses their hunger run to a Turlington pedestrian pic.twitter.com/IY8k57pgA1
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi board that they are using to grab people's attention as they walk through turlington pic.twitter.com/oZJbQkNYfQ
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
Another @UFaKDPhi member discusses their hunger run to a pedestrian. #dedication #hungerrun pic.twitter.com/04pXlmJkDF
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi member says they except a large amount of people to attend including members of MGC #hungerrun #ufmgc
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
The hunger run benefits the food4kids organization of north central Florida #philanthropy #helpingothers
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
For more information on food4kids visit https://t.co/OBNE1x0tHn
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
@UFaKDPhi says their members are very proud to benefit such a great cause and hope they can get others to reach out too.
— Lauren Bromfield (@BromfieldLauren) March 7, 2016
The IBC and La Casita
First, La Casita. This is the sign seen outside the house. Although it is a Hispanic Institute they welcome people of all cultures.A photo posted by Lauren Bromfield (@bromfieldlauren) on
In the living space of La Casita, which means little house in Spanish, you can see different items representing the Hispanic culture. One of those items being the flags of different Latin countries. Do you recognize any of them?A photo posted by Lauren Bromfield (@bromfieldlauren) on
fferent Latin countries. Do you recognize any of them? Now the IBC. This is the sign seen outside the Institute of Black Culture. Just like La Casita, they welcome people of all cultures to check it out!A photo posted by Lauren Bromfield (@bromfieldlauren) on
This is the living space of the IBC. Today is Movie Monday for the IBC. Movie Monday is a perfect opportunity for friends to come in and enjoy a good flick.A photo posted by Lauren Bromfield (@bromfieldlauren) on
Both of these locations invite anyone who is interested to stop by and hang out. While they are very similar, people can enrich themselves with different cultures at the two houses on campus.A photo posted by Lauren Bromfield (@bromfieldlauren) on