Exam Week: Stress-Free Snacks

In conjunction of Final Exam Week for trimester 2 in Victoria University of Wellington, VicMuslims Club decided to participate in Stress-Free Week program organized by VUWSA by giving out free snack pack which included chocolates, candy and sweets with a motivational quotes attached to the packs just to increased the spirit of learning into the students.

The free snacks were distributed at all campuses which are Te Aro campus (at the entrance lobby), Pipitea campus (at the railway station) as well as the main campus, Kelburn (at the Hub). It was a pleasure to see happy faces when they received the snacks from our committees. The pack distribution in three campuses finished within two hours since there were so many people studying at university.

our receivers with the executives

We hope with the small packs, it will eventually help Victoria University students in studying without stress in order to excel their examination.

BEST OF LUCK!

From us,

VicMuslims Club

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