Please join YaleWomen Ontario Chapter for a potluck dinner hosted by Nina Lester. The theme for our group discussion will be current events in US politics and a review of the mid-term election results. All points of view are welcome!

RSVP: [email protected] by November 5 (due to space limitation, open to Yale alumnae only – attendance capped at 20). Nina will provide you with address information and a link to the pot-luck contributions sign up website. 

YaleWomen Ontario Chapter Co-leaders:

Ruth Chen  [email protected]yale.edu

Nina Lester  [email protected]

Ilene Solomon  [email protected]

Christine Heselmann  [email protected]

Heidi Melsheimer  [email protected]

Theresa Stephen  [email protected] 

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