Hanoi community celebrates Founder’s Day Carnival

Hanoi community celebrates Founder’s Day Carnival

More than 550 staff, students, alumni and their families enjoyed a fun-filled day of games and performances at the Founder’s Day Carnival on Saturday 29 October.

The event – named in honour of RMIT founder Mr Francis Ormond – was also a celebration of RMIT’s 15th Anniversary in Vietnam, a celebration that continues until graduation ceremonies in December.

RMIT Vietnam students perform a flashmob dance. RMIT Vietnam students perform a flashmob dance.
Children enjoy a fishing game, one of the many activities on offer during the day. Children enjoy a fishing game, one of the many activities on offer during the day.
Kids marvel at the creation of balloon art. Kids marvel at the creation of balloon art.
Students participate in a traditional Vietnamese dance. Students participate in a traditional Vietnamese dance.
Participants gather for a group photo to celebrate the 15th Anniversary. Participants gather for a group photo to celebrate the 15th Anniversary.
RMIT Event Club was well represented on the day. RMIT Event Club was well represented on the day.
Friends gather for a wefie. Friends gather for a wefie.

More than 100 alumni and family members attended Carnival Day.

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Story: Van Doan

02 November 2016

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