High Table Dinner (HTD)
High Table Dinner is part of the residential education under each hall, promoting intellectual exchange among the participants. A High Table dinner is a formal dining eventtypically takes place in the grand dining hall or a similar prestigious setting, with students, faculty, and distinguished guests seated at a long "high table" on a raised platform. These dinners often celebrate academic achievements, foster a sense of community, and provide an opportunity for networking and intellectual exchange.
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Networking and OpportunitiesRenowned speakers are invited to share with residents on a wide variety of topics including community service, entrepreneurship, arts and culture, well-being etc. The formal setting provides a platform for networking, allowing attendees to connect with influential individuals within the university and beyond. |
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Community BuildingStudent participants can learn dining etiquette, wing tasting which can be critical to career and job search success. These dinners bring together members of the university community, fostering a sense of belonging and strengthening connections between students, faculty, and alumni. |
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Ceremonial SignificanceThe ritualistic aspects of the High Table dinner, such as the procession and specific protocols, imbue the event with a sense of ceremonial importance and reverence. |