The 19th annual Washington State University Holiday Celebration is set for Wednesday, Dec. 8 from 6-8 p.m. at the Lewis Alumni Centre. The event is free and open to the public.
The celebration will provide photo opportunities with both a traditional Santa and Santa Butch. There will be a children’s arts and crafts session as well as holiday music and cheer for everyone. The
SAC will also collect nonperishable food items and toys at the celebration to benefit the Pullman Food Bank. The holiday celebration, sponsored by SAC in cooperation with the WSU Alumni Association, is made possible by support from Safeway and the Coca Cola Co.
For more information about the holiday celebration, contact Holly Schneidmiller, SAC CCR chair, at (509) 386-1808, cocodean@hotmail.com or Mark Dinges, SAC adviser, at (509) 335-6904, mdinges@wsu.edu.
Founded in 1982, SAC organizes events to encourage students to take an active role in sustaining and creating traditions at WSU. Its purpose is to provide a “link to the future” for current students in becoming members of the WSU Alumni Association. SAC supports interaction between alumni, students, future students, parents, staff, faculty, the
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