Housing Advisory Committee Seeks Members
The Housing Advisory Committee will meet on Thurday afternoons at 1:30 in the Merrill House Living Room, starting November 10.
The Housing Advisory Committee will meet to discuss ways to improve the housing lottery each spring and how to lessen the anxiety that has been felt in the past. We will talk about where the lottery might be held and how it might be better administered. We are not planning to re-invent the lottery, but to "tweak" what is already in place. We would like representation from each residential area. The meetings will be open to all, but specific membership is needed for continuity. If interested, please contact Linda Mollison at ext. 5543 or lmollison@hampshire.edu.
The Housing Advisory Committee will meet on Thurday afternoons at 1:30 in the Merrill House Living Room, starting November 10.
The Housing Advisory Committee will meet to discuss ways to improve the housing lottery each spring and how to lessen the anxiety that has been felt in the past. We will talk about where the lottery might be held and how it might be better administered. We are not planning to re-invent the lottery, but to "tweak" what is already in place. We would like representation from each residential area. The meetings will be open to all, but specific membership is needed for continuity. If interested, please contact Linda Mollison at ext. 5543 or lmollison@hampshire.edu.
posted by Aaron E-J at 10/30/2005 09:09:00 PM
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