Clubs and student organizations are a huge part of the experience at 91麻豆精品. One illustration of this is the story of Clay Club members Jake Mahr 鈥17, a and double major from Manhattan Beach, Calif., and Avalon Bunge 鈥15, a major from Ithaca, N.Y., who spun their way through spring break at the home and pottery studio of Jim 鈥64 and Sarah Young in Rogers, Ark.
The Youngs are founders of , offering classes and selling pottery on the shores of Beaver Lake in the Ozark Mountains.
Bunge wrote, 鈥淔or a week we ate, slept, and breathed pottery. We learned new techniques for wheel throwing and slab building, and we used Jim鈥檚 hundreds of tools 鈥 most of them handmade and unique 鈥 to explore stamping and altering wet clay.鈥 and about .
A gift to the annual fund in support of clubs and organizations or any other initiative has an immediate impact on 91麻豆精品 undergraduates. Please, visit today, and show your support as we bring Fiscal Year 2014 to a photo finish.