Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Events

This calendar presented by Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
Lecture: Why Neighbors Kill Neighbors: The Political Origins of Anti-Jewish Violence
Monday, April 9
6:30pm
Washington Hall, Room 201
Annual George Tayloe Ross Lecture. Presented by Professor Jeffrey Kopstein of the University of Toronto.
    Jefferson and his Qur'an + A chat with His Royal Highness Ghazi bin Muhammad from Jordan
    Friday, April 13
    2pm - 3pm
    Washington Hall, Room 315
    Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to learn about the drafting of our Declaration of Independence by founding father Thomas Jefferson, and the chance to interact with global interfaith leader and Nobel prize nominee Prince Ghazi Bin Muhammad!
      'Gojira,' Not 'Godzilla'
      Saturday, April 14
      7pm - 9:30pm
      Washington Hall, Room 201
      On Saturday evening, we will screen the classic Japanese film Gojira
        After the Quake: Japan Responds
        Sunday, April 15
        8:30am - 3pm
        Cohen Career Center
        Join us Sunday, April 15, for a conference on the response to the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and on-going nuclear crisis that hit northeastern Japan on March 11 last year.
          The W&M Indonesian Gamelan Spring Concert
          Tuesday, April 17
          7pm
          Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium
          The W&M Gamelan TUNJUNG BASKARA (Sun Lotus) under the direction of Cindy Benton-Groner presents "A Concert of Music from Central Java" featuring guest musician Midiyanto.
            Lecture: Eclipse: The Rise of China
            Wednesday, April 18
            4pm
            School of Education, Holly Room
            Presented by Arvind Subramanian, Senior Fellow Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE).
              "Tragedy in China Town" and the End of Extraterritoriality in Japan
              Friday, April 20
              1pm - 2pm
              Reves Center for International Studies, Reves Room
              Presented by Professor Eric Han, Department of History.
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