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ISCA news January 14, 2018


Welcome to the Spring Semester at the University of Arkansas!  It's time for ISCA to start meeting again.

ISCA's Welcome party
Bald Eagle Cruise!

ISCA's Welcome party
Tuesday (January 15th) night at 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM 
Pizza party (vegetarian options available)
Get to know new and present members
Have fun
Learn about what ISCA is and what we are studying this semester.

Anyone can come!  Bring a friend!
Join the International Fellowship

Rides are available - just email bethiefischer@gmail.com

Bald Eagle Cruise!
ISCA is taking a trip to see the Bald Eagles of Arkansas on Sunday January 27th from 1:30 to 5:30 PM.  

The Bald Eagle is the national bird of the USA and it spends most of it's life up north - BUT they all come south for winter.  Arkansas is a great place to view them. 

We will be going to Beaver lake and getting on a boat with a bird expert as our guide.  They will take us on a 1 hour cruise to hopefully see some Bald Eagles in the wild.  The boat can only hold 18 people so come to ISCA on Tuesday night and sign up to come.  WE give new students first shot since they have not been here before and then the rest of us can sign up.

The cost is $10 payable when you sign up.  I hope you can go - it's amazing.  Here is a photo from last years cruise:


Hope to see you Tuesday night!

International Student Christian Association
www.facebook.com/groups/iscanwa
www.iscanwa.net
ISCAKevinSmith@gmail.com

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