The Burma Bucknell ConnectionMain MenuAbout the ProjectBurma-Bucknell Through The AgesThe Burma-Bucknell WeekendsHistorically Significant FiguresCurrent RelationshipSources and MethodologyAung Pyae Phyobd7c4de21cf2fbca6fcf4c16ee3dbbf5abcb8f22
12019-06-26T19:24:50-07:00Current Relationship9plain2019-07-22T05:37:15-07:00Currently on campus, the Burmese Cultural Organization holds an annual tea party introducing guests to aspects of Burmese culture. Guests dress up in Burmese costumes, play with sample toys, eat snack foods brought by the Burmese students and cooked by Dining Services, and get their names written in Burmese. The celebration is usually held in the Spring Semester and is club-run. Bucknell has also released a mini-documentary on the Burma-Bucknell relationship featuring Jessica Khin ’16 M’18 and Win Kyaw ’19. It also features English Professor John Rickard and Former Jewish Chaplin Serena Fujita.
