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International and Intercultural Events View all campus events at http://events.udayton.edu. OCTOBER 2009 1 Greg Mortenson at Wittenberg University Mortenson is the co-author of "Three Cups of Tea", and his work has resulted in the building of fifty-five schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan. His mission is to "Promote Peace...One School at a Time." 7:30 pm, Wittenberg University, HPER Center 2-4 Middfest International 2009: Celebration of Indonesia This year we celebrate the incomparable beauty and diversity of Indonesia. Join us as we explore the geography, history, art, music, cuisine and more of this vast and varied country. Held annually in Middletown, Ohio, Middfest has celebrated a different country each year since 1981. Join us for exciting live performances, world-class cultural exhibits, informative presentations, unique shopping opportunities and exotic foods! Entry badges are $5 and allow admission all weekend. Call the Middfest office at 513-425-7707 to purchase an entry badge. Friday, 5:30-10 pm; Saturday, 10 am-10 pm; Sunday, noon-8 pm 2 Jewelry Sale: Sponsored by EMPOWER Empower raises money for children in Africa, with a mission to help them improve the quality of their lives through education. For more information, visit the EMPOWER Web site or contact Shannon Hallinan. 11 am-2 pm, KU Food Court Salsa Lessons As part of Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2009 8:30 pm, The Pub, Kennedy Union Asian Thanksgiving! In observance of Chinese Moon Festival and Korean Chuseok. Meet new friends and enjoy free food! Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. 11 am-2 pm, Office of Multicultural Affairs, 131 Gosiger Hall 5 Education Abroad Information Session For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad. 4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016 OMA Real Topic Discussions: Hispanic Concepts of Beauty As part of Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2009 7 pm, OMA office, Gosiger Hall 7 OMA Film Series: Mi Familia As part of Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2009 7 pm, OMA office, Gosiger Hall 8-9 Fall Break No classes; University closed on October 9. 12 Education Abroad Information Session For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad. 4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016 Spanish Mass In celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of the Pillar 9 pm, Marycrest Hall 13 UD Arts Series: The Avant-Garde Crossroads of Art & Music, Ballet Mécanique A lecture by Guy Livingston. Livingston, an American-born pianist who makes his home in Paris, is one of the foremost experts on George Antheil, the radical composer and would-be collaborator of the painter Leger. Livingston will discuss Antheil as well as other avant-garde musicians and artists in the 1920s in Paris. FREE. 1:30 pm, Sears Recital Hall View the music documentary "Bad Boy Makes Good" on Monday, October 12, 8 pm, in Sears Recital Hall. The film traces the tumultuous life and work of American composer George Antheil, focusing on his notorious staging of Ballet Mécanique in Paris, which provoked cheers, jeers and even a riot. Pre-departure Orientation Sessions for Exchange Programs For any student participating in a study abroad program through a partner institution during the spring 2010 semester. 4-5 pm, Alumni Hall 016 A repeat session will be offered October 23, 4-5 pm, in Alumni Hall 016 OMA Film Series: Made in LA As part of Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2009 6 pm, Roesch Library Beyond UD Fair The fair brings together over 50 organizations offering both overseas and domestic placements for full-time stipend volunteers. These include both faith-based programs (Lalanne, Jesuit Volunteer Corps, etc.) and government-sponsored programs (Peace Corps, Teach for America, etc.).Sponsored by the Center for Social Concern. 7-9 pm, KU Ballroom 14 UD Arts Series: Guy Livingston, "One Minute More" Pianist Guy Livingston's performance is no traditional concert: This contemporary collection of one-minute pieces, accompanied by video projections, adds up to a virtuoso evening. Featuring music from 60 different composers, "One Minute More" promises to be one of the most provocative and entertaining events of the season. 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, Sears Recital Hall 16 IEP Fall 1 term ends Latin Food Fair As part of Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration 2009 3-6 pm, KU Field Diversity Lecture Series: Hill Harper New York Times' best selling author and start of CSI: NY. Harper's newest book (due out this fall) is Conversations: How Black Men and Women Can Build Loving Relationships. Free and open to the public. 7:30 pm, MAC gym at the RecPlex 19 Friends of...Middle East reception Students, faculty, and staff interested in or from the Middle East region are welcome to network at this informal reception. 4:30-6 pm, Kennedy Union Torch Lounge Education Abroad Information Session For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad. 4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016 21 Shopping Shuttle to Asian market and Indian market (for international students only) Sign up online >> 5:30 pm 22 IEP Fall 2 testing (for new students) 9 am, Alumni Hall 012 Kampaign 4 Karonga Info Session Kampaign 4 Karonga is a student organization which hopes to raise awareness about The Marianist Institute of Rural Artisans for Christian Life Education (MIRACLE), a vocational school located in Karonga, Malawi, Africa. Contact Adrienne Hillman at ahillman49@gmail.com for more information. 7 pm, Kennedy Union 311 UD International Club Meeting All students are welcome to attend! 9:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016 23 IEP Fall 2 orientation (for new students) 9 am, Alumni Hall 012 Pre-departure Orientation Sessions for Exchange Programs For any student participating in a study abroad program through a partner institution during the spring 2010 semester. 4-5 pm, Alumni Hall 016 Harvest Potluck—CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER For international students. All students are asked to bring a dish to share. 5-7 pm, Alumni Hall 012 26 IEP Fall 2 term begins 9 am, Alumni Hall 012 Education Abroad Information Session For any student considering studying, serving or working abroad. 4:30-5:30 pm, Alumni Hall 016 28 Friends of Asia reception Students, faculty, and staff interested in or from countries in Asia are welcome to network at this informal reception. 4:30-6 pm, Kennedy Union Torch Lounge 29 Citizens of the World Opening Reception 4:30-6 pm, ArtStreet Studio D

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