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Vision
Sangam's diversity is like threads. Short threads,
long threads, colorful threads, silky threads, metal threads, strong threads,
weak threads, loose threads. Threads. Do you know what threads can do?
These threads can be made into mom's hand woven sweater that gives you warmth in
the coldest winter nights. They can be sewn into intricate embroidery. They can
also become the threads that sew someone's heart in a life-saving surgery.
Threads, indeed. But these weak and fragile threads can also become the strength
in a rope. A rope that could save someone from drowning. Perhaps, a rope which
can pull mountains together. Mere threads can do so much more when put together
with other threads.
An Indian, a Pakistani, a Sri Lankan and a Bangladeshi, are all threads. Fragile
and weak, by themselves. When they come together, they in support of each other,
can overcome the barriers of culture, language, and such differences. When that
will happen, their strength cannot be challenged, their belief of oneness cannot
be shaken, and the barriers of language and culture are overcome by pluralism.
This is SANGAM. A "sangam" where everything that seems divergent, converges.
Message from The President
My sincere wishes to officers, members and people
who inspire themselves from Sangam. Join in as "I", depart as "We". The world is
waiting for you to create a change. Do it Now, with us!
Officers
Advisor: C.R Narayanswamy
President: Raziya Charaniya
"Good things don't last
forever". "Struggle is the meaning of Life. Victory is in the hands of God.
Struggle is man's duty and should be joy."
-Sir Sultan Muhamed Shah
I am pursuing a double major in
Mathematics and Biology. With a passion to teach and a will to make a
difference, I started this journey as a tutor at Centre for Academic Success.
With dedication, perseverance and hard work as my tools to achieve my goals, I
will be teaching as an instructor at a University Level, as a teacher who
doesn't teach "How to earn a living", but teaches " How to live".
Vice President: Paras Sharma
Secretary: Shehnaaz Haqqani
Hello, My name is Shehnaaz Haqqani and I am majoring in Biology as a
freshman at CSU. Along with being a proud Pakistani member of the Sangam
Association, I also tutor students in Math, English/Writing and some biology at
the centre for Academic Success. I wish to attend Emory after my sophomore year,
and my main goal in life is to become a pediatrician.
Treasurer: Hanifa Charaniya
"After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box."
Co-ordinators: Vijal Shah
Hi, my
names Vijal Shah and I am majoring in Biology. I love my culture and where I am
from, and hence I am a part of this wonderful association Sangam. I love sports
and art in all its forms. My hobbies include running, singing, dancing and
collecting bangles.
I believe in one saying in itself :
"Nothing is
impossible, even the word impossible says, I M Possible!" |
