PAKSA

PAKSA

PakSA (The Pakistani Student Association at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) was founded by the Rensselaer Student Union in 1988. It is cultural organization presenting and promoting Pakistani culture to the RPI campus and catering to the needs of students with Pakistani heritage. The President is Mahwish Hamlani.

External links

* [http://paksa.union.rpi.edu/ PakSA official website]


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