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Mini CACUSS was a student affairs symposium held at York University that focused on inviting students, building bridges between different groups, engaging students, and sharing ideas.
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Sassycacuss
- 3. Mini CACUSS
- 4. Mini CACUSS
- 7. 1. Invite 2. Bridges 3. Engage 4. Share