1-16 Meeting Minutes

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Hey folks,

Bryan Schultz was in tonight talking about a super cool study abroad opportunity in the Himalaya.  It's a four week course that will take place in the spring of 2019.  The course material will be in outdoor leadership and there will be a two week long trek in the mountains.  If you're interested and want some more info get in touch with him at brs115@pitt.edu. 

Hope everyone has an awesome week.

Best,
Jon

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