Collective Organizations of South Asia

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COSA serves as an umbrella-style liaison and facilitation-focused organization for all willing South Asian organizations, to promote common culture and increase South Asian representation at George Mason University. COSA also empowers and connects the internal and external Mason community through dialogue, collaboration, pride, integrity, and a shared appreciation of South Asian culture.

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Nahian Islam Profile

Nahian Islam

President
Manavi Lamichhane Profile

Manavi Lamichhane

Vice-President
Ariba Sharin Profile

Ariba Sharin

Officer
Adeeb Khaja Mohamed Profile

Adeeb Khaja Mohamed

Grad Advisor
Pragyi Shrestha Profile

Pragyi Shrestha

Secretary
Laraib Asif Profile

Laraib Asif

Event Coordinator
Prothoma Islam Profile

Prothoma Islam

Event Coordinator
Mawardy Rahman Profile

Mawardy Rahman

Officer
Caroline Jacques Profile

Caroline Jacques

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Collective Organizations of South Asia


Fairfax Virginia
United States

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