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Upcoming events…

January 5th, 2009 by Lara

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Here are some upcoming events that may be of interest… please follow the links for additional information!

The UCI Alumni Association is hosting a few events during the month of January:
1. Beall Center Exhibit and Reception, January 8
2. UCIAA member recognition nights and Basketball Games at the Bren Events Center, January 10 and 17
3. Beer Tasting at Steelhead Brewery in Irvine, January 27

Intersted in Entrepreneurship? Join us for this year’s hITEC competition kickoff and hear from ICS’ own TJ Thinakaran, co-founder of CallFire. Visit the hITEC Web site for additional information and to rsvp.

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