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NOVEMBER 2009

Through November 23
Citizens of the World 5th Annual International Exposition

1
Sara Kaweesa: Ankle-Deep in Reality...
A first-hand account of the real impacts of climate change upon the land, ecosystems, families, churches and the vulnerable communities of Africa. Kaweesa is a water management specialist from Uganda and her message is one of creation stewardship. Kaweesa heads the "A Rocha Uganda Initiative" (ARUI), a Christian convervation organization. For more information, contact Bri Morris at 971-404-6181.
3-4:30 pm, Rejoice Hall of Christ United Methodist Church, 3440 Shroyer Rd, Kettering

2
Fulbright Scholar Workshop
RSVP by October 9
For faculty and professionals. Offered by Maria Bettua, Assistant Director, Europe Unit, Council for International Exchange of Scholars in Washington, DC. Topics will include: lecturing and research opportunities in 150 countries; get advice on which country to apply to and how to make contacts abroad; learn how to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how you can host visiting foreign Fulbright Scholars. There is no charge for the workshop. Contact Michelle Streeter-Ferrari for more information and to RSVP.
10 am-12 pm (noon) E163 Student Union, Wright State University

Education Abroad Information Session
For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad.
4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016

3
Friends of...Africa reception
Students, faculty, and staff interested in or from countries in Africa are welcome to network at this informal reception. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
4:30-6 pm, Kennedy Union Torch Lounge

4
Wednesday Workshop: Henna with Rana Almakabi
Visit http://artstreet.udayton.edu to register. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
7-9 pm, ArtStreet Studio E

5-7
UD Arts Series: Rhythm in Shoes, "Banjo Dance"
As part of their final Celebration Season, the renowned local company of Rhythm in Shoes performs works drawn from the Southern Appalachian traditions of fiddling, square-dancing and ballads. In this farewell presentation, the inventive, compelling choreography of Sharon Leahy is joined by the glorious original music of Rick Good.
Art Series Tickets: $14; $8 UD faculty, staff, alumni and non-UD students; $5 UD students. Tickets can be purchased through the Kennedy Union Box Office at 937-229-2545 or online.
8 pm, Kennedy Union's Boll Theatre

5
The Future of Iran-U.S. Relations: 30 Years after the Revolution
International Education Week Forum. Sponsored by Dayton Council on World Affairs and Wright State University's University Center for International Education.
2 pm, E163 Student Union, Wright State University

Pray with Africa presents Listen: A New African Narrative
Sponsored by Campus Ministry's Center for Social Concern
7 pm, Sears Recital Hall

6
Friday Night Films: Paradise Now
Two young Palestinian men are recruited to do the unthinkable — become suicide bombers. In Arabic with English subtitles. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition. Free and open to the public.
9 pm, ArtStreet Studio B

10
Lecture Series Webinar: Making Women's Rights and Health Central to Global Development
Sponsored by Dayton Council on World Affairs and Wright State University's University Center for International Education.
6 pm, E190 Student Union, Wright State University (online access also available)

African Dance Workshop with Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
7 pm, ArtStreet Studio D

11
International Learning and Living Community 2010-11 Information Session
If you enjoy meeting people from different backgrounds and cultures, or learning different languages, the ILLC could be for you! Get your questions answered at one of two upcoming information sessions.
4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016

Wednesday Workshop: Basic Photography with Andy Snow
Visit http://artstreet.udayton.edu to register. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
7-9 pm, ArtStreet Studio E

12
Faculty Exchange Series: Office of Multicultural Affairs Educational Services and Opportunities
Sponsored by the LTC/Faculty Development. RSVP to Lora Butcher at lora.butcher@notes.udayton.edu. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
12-1:15 pm, LTC Forum

International Club: Bowling Night
All students welcome to attend!
8:30-10:30 pm, Kennedy Union Hangar

World Rhythms Series Concert: Son de Madera
A popular Mexican ensemble, Son de Madera is known for its authentic and lively renditions of the fandango, a musical fiesta from Veracruz. With song and dance, Son de Madera enchants audiences with their warm, melodic ballads and lively rhythms — all featuring indigenous instruments. Co-presented by Cityfolk and UD Arts Series.
World Rhythms Tickets: $19; $17 UD faculty, staff and alumni; $9 UD students. Tickets can be purchased through the Kennedy Union Box Office at 937-229-2545 or online.
8 pm, Kennedy Union's Ballroom

13
Friday Night Films: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
The remarkable true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby, as envisioned by painter/filmmaker Schnabel. In French with English subtitles. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition. Free and open to the public.
9 pm, ArtStreet Studio B

14
Shopping Shuttle to Jungle Jim's (for international students only)
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10:00 am

International Karaoke Night
A night of singing...by you! All students are welcome! Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
8-11 pm, ArtStreet Cafe

16-20
International Education Week 2009
Events offered in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.

16
Education Abroad Information Session
For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad.
4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016

Esther Hertzog: "Bringing Jewish and Arab Women Together: An Israeli Experience"
Dr. Hertzog has worked to forge relationships and cooperation between Jewish and Arab women in Israel since the 1970’s. In this talk, she will focus on her experiences with Anwar, a leadership group for Jewish and Arab women that began during the 2001 Intifada, a period when tensions between Arab and Jewish populations were at their peak. Sponsored by Women's and Gender Studies, Womens Center, Center for International Programs, International Studies, and the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
7:30 pm, Sears Recital Hall

17
Tea Demonstration
Try teas from around the world! Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition
3-4 pm, Alumni Hall 016

International Horror Film Series: Shutter
In this psychological thriller from Thailand, a photographer and his girlfriend find more in the pictures than they wanted to find. If you thought The Grudge was scary, you should watch this film. Co-sponsored by ArtStreet,. the College of Arts & Sciences, and the Center for International Programs. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition
10 pm, ArtStreet Studio B

18
Costa Rica Summer Program Information Session: "Culture, Biodiversity and Resources Management"
Open to all majors. Contact Al Burky at albert.burky@notes.udayton.edu for more information.
6 pm, Science Center Room SC146

Wednesday Workshop: Sushi Making
Visit http://artstreet.udayton.edu to register. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition.
7-9 pm, ArtStreet Studio E

19
Kampaign 4 Karonga Meeting
Kampaign 4 Karonga is a student organization which helps to raise awareness about The Marianist Institute of Rural Artisans for Christian Life Education (MIRACLE), a vocational school located in Karonga, Malawai, Africa. Contact Adrienne at ahillman49@gmail.com for more information.
7 pm, Kennedy Union room 221

20
Global Economics Luncheon featuring Allison Stanger, author of One Nation Under Contract: The Outsourcing of American Power and the Future of Foreign Policy
Sponsored by Dayton Council on World Affairs. For reservations please call 937-775-3766 or email michelle.streeter@wright.edu. RSVP by November 16. Members $40, Non-Members $50, Students $20. Lunch included.
11:30 am-1 pm, Engineer's Club

Allison Stanger: One Nation Under Contract
In her book, Stanger addresses how contractors became an integral part of American foreign policy, often in scandalous ways—but also maintains that contractors aren’t the problem; the absence of good government is. Outsourcing done right is, in fact, indispensable to America’s interests in the information age (description from Amazon.com). Sponsored by Dayton Council on World Affairs.
2-3 pm, Marianist Hall Commons (2nd floor)

Friday Night Films: Lust, Caution
A young woman gets caught up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue in WWII-era Shanghai. In Mandarin with English subtitles. Presented in conjunction with Citizens of the World International Exposition. Free and open to the public.
9 pm, ArtStreet Studio B

23
Education Abroad Information Session
For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad.
4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016

International Bazaar 2009!
Join UD students for an international market! Items for purchase include cultural handmade jewelry, purses and gift items; Arabic calligraphic art; Kuwait specials; henna designs; and loads of snacks! For more information, email memonmuo@notes.udayton.edu
6-9 pm, World Exchange Lounge (Alumni Hall 016)

24-27
Thanksgiving break
University closed November 26 and 27

30
Education Abroad Information Session
For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad.
4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016

Shopping Shuttle to Asian market and Indian market (for international students only)
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5:30 pm

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