Hunger can be like that too. It is usually less visible. The person next to you looks normal. How can you tell if they are hungry? Dean students have set up this event to discuss hunger and its effects.
Taking a “can drive” one step further, Dean College invites the Franklin and surrounding communities to a public “Hunger Banquet” on Tuesday, November 13, in which participants will experience a meal either as an Upper Income citizen, Middle Income citizen, or Lower Income citizen. Dean Community Outreach students conceptualized and will emcee this learning experience where guests will be assigned a class upon arrival and will experience life as a member of that class for the duration of the program. Upper income class guests will receive a scrumptious meal served to them in an upper class setting at a roundtable. Middle income class guests will experience their meal middle class meal at rectangular tables, while the lower income class experiences their meal on the floor.
This event is free. Participants are asked to bring a canned good for the Franklin Food Pantry
Tuesday, November 13, 7:00 PM
at the Dean College Campus Center
Info from the Dean College calendar
http://www.dean.edu/events/index.cfm?calid=4858
And Franklin Town News
http://franklintownnews.com/content/dean-college-hunger-banquet
