Global Studies Events

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Beginner Sun Style Taiji September 6
5:30pm Sadler Center, Chesapeake B View Full Event
Beginner Chinese Level I September 12
5:10pm Rowe House, Room 101 View Full Event
Hulusi Workshop September 12
5:10pm - 6:10pm Rowe House, Room 101 View Full Event
Pipa Workshop September 12
6:10pm Rowe House, Room 101 View Full Event
American Umpire: Film Screening & Discussion with Producer, Elizabeth Cobbs September 13
4pm Tucker Hall, Room 127 View Full Event
MANOS & SOMOS Interest Meetings September 13
7pm - 8pm Washington Hall, Room 219 View Full Event
"Citizens of Memory: Recollection and Human Rights in Post-Dictatorship Argentina" September 15
3:30pm - 5pm Washington Hall, Room 315 View Full Event
MANOS & SOMOS Interest Meetings September 15
7pm - 8pm Washington Hall, Room 219 View Full Event
I Ching Lecture September 22
3:30pm - 5pm Reves Hall, Reves Room View Full Event
Provisional Authority: Police, Order and Security in India lecture by Beatrice Jauregui September 22
4pm - 5:30pm Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332 View Full Event
Harvest Moon Festival September 23
6pm - 9pm Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium View Full Event
Chinese Film Screening with English Subtitles September 23
7pm - 9pm Washington Hall, Room 201 View Full Event
Study Abroad Fair September 24
12pm - 3pm Unity Hall View Full Event
Global Studies: InfoMajors Open House September 26
5pm - 7pm Sadler Center, York View Full Event
Modern Languages & Literatures: InfoMajors Open House September 28
5pm - 7pm Washington Hall, Room 315 View Full Event
The 2017 Border Studies Program September 29
5pm Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 201 View Full Event
Beginner Sun Style Taiji
Tuesday, September 6
5:30pm
Sadler Center, Chesapeake B
Learn to reduce physical pain and relieve stress through the ancient Chinese martial art of taiji from an experienced master.
    Beginner Chinese Level I
    Monday, September 12
    5:10pm
    Rowe House, Room 101
    Learn the basics of Mandarin grammar and syntax with the goal of conducting simple conversations.
      Hulusi Workshop
      Monday, September 12
      5:10pm - 6:10pm
      Rowe House, Room 101
      Learn to play the hulusi, an ancient folk instrument from southern China that is easy to learn and beautiful to listen to.
        Pipa Workshop
        Monday, September 12
        6:10pm
        Rowe House, Room 101
        Learn to play the pipa, a Chinese lute-like instrument, from a master pipa player.
          American Umpire: Film Screening & Discussion with Producer, Elizabeth Cobbs
          Tuesday, September 13
          4pm
          Tucker Hall, Room 127

          "American Umpire delivers an intriguing invitation to re-think America's role in the world." Donald P. Gregg Former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea & Chairman, Pacific Century Institute

            MANOS & SOMOS Interest Meetings
            Tuesday, September 13
            7pm - 8pm
            Washington Hall, Room 219

            Want to learn and practice community development in a developing country? SOMOS and MANOS (sister organizations) are searching for committed students of all majors interested in taking part in a long-term, research-based community and health partnership!

              "Citizens of Memory: Recollection and Human Rights in Post-Dictatorship Argentina"
              Thursday, September 15
              3:30pm - 5pm
              Washington Hall, Room 315

              Prof. Silvia Tandeciarz's  lecture is about the memory practices that have helped shape the contemporary landscape of Argentine society in terms of  transitional justice & human rights, 40 yrs after the military coup that ushered in a brutal dictatorship.

                MANOS & SOMOS Interest Meetings
                Thursday, September 15
                7pm - 8pm
                Washington Hall, Room 219

                Want to learn and practice community development in a developing country? SOMOS and MANOS (sister organizations) are searching for committed students of all majors interested in taking part in a long-term, research-based community and health partnership!

                  I Ching Lecture
                  Thursday, September 22
                  3:30pm - 5pm
                  Reves Hall, Reves Room
                  Professor Zhen Liu will discuss I Ching philosophy from 3:30pm-5:00pm in the Reves Room, on the first floor of the Reves Center. This event is free and open to the public!
                    Provisional Authority: Police, Order and Security in India lecture by Beatrice Jauregui
                    Thursday, September 22
                    4pm - 5:30pm
                    Blow Memorial Hall, Room 332

                    Beatrice Jauregui is Assistant Professor at the Center for Criminology & Sociological Studies at the University of Toronto.

                      Harvest Moon Festival
                      Friday, September 23
                      6pm - 9pm
                      Sadler Center, Commonwealth Auditorium

                       You are invited to the annual Harvest Moon Festival produced by the Chinese Student Organization on September, 23. Don't miss out on this night full of culture and fun! Chinese food after the show is guaranteed! 

                        Chinese Film Screening with English Subtitles
                        Friday, September 23
                        7pm - 9pm
                        Washington Hall, Room 201

                        WMCI will be hosting a film screening of "So Young" on Friday, September 23, from 7-9 PM in Washington Hall 201. We hope to see you there! Chinese candy will be served. This event is free and open to the public.

                          Study Abroad Fair
                          Saturday, September 24
                          12pm - 3pm
                          Unity Hall

                          Learn more about your summer and semester study abroad options!

                            Global Studies: InfoMajors Open House
                            Monday, September 26
                            5pm - 7pm
                            Sadler Center, York

                            We invite students to meet with professors and learn more about majoring or minoring in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies, or Russian and Post-Soviet Studies at our open house.

                              Modern Languages & Literatures: InfoMajors Open House
                              Wednesday, September 28
                              5pm - 7pm
                              Washington Hall, Room 315

                              Considering majoring  in Chinese Studies, French/Francophone Studies, German Studies, or Hispanic Studies? Join us at our open house. We also welcome students interested in self-designing majors in Arabic, Italian, Japanese or Russian Studies.

                                The 2017 Border Studies Program
                                Thursday, September 29
                                5pm
                                Boswell Hall (formerly Morton Hall), Room 201

                                The 2017 Border Studies Program, January 2-10, 2017


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