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Gardening with MORSL

Tuesday, July 8, 2025 15:00to16:00
Gardening with MORSL

We’re growing more than just plants—we’re cultivating meaningful, supportive conversations in a peaceful, welcoming space. Whether you're brand new to gardening or just want a nature break, this is the perfect place to dig in and connect with fellow students. Each session starts in the MORSL lounge with intros and snacks before we head outside. Feel free to come to any session you can!

Please RSVP here on myInvolvement so we can prep snacks and supplies. Want to join future sessions? Sign up for gardening updates—we’d love to have you!

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