Bloomsburg University Talks Focus on International Issues
The International Studies Living and Learning Community is hosting a lecture series through the spring semester. All of the lectures are at 7 p.m. in the Living and Learning Community Center in Columbia Residence Hall, room 119. The series is free and open to the public. The lectures include:
Thursday, Jan. 29 - "Why Study Abroad in Africa?" by Ekema Agbaw, professor of English
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - "The United States in the Age of the Pacific" by Sheng Ding, assistant professor of political science
Wednesday, Feb. 18 -"Migrant Education Opportunities for Students" by Susan Dauria, associate professor of anthropology, and Caryn Terwilliger, assistant professor of early childhood and elementary education
Wednesday, Feb. 25 - "Germany's Hauptschule: Success or Obstacle to Integration for Germany's Immigrants" by Peter Doerschler, assistant professor of political science
Wednesday, March 11 - "A Case Study of Ethiopian Coffee" by Margaret O'Connor, associate professor of business education and business information systems
Wednesday, March 18 - "Ain't I a Human?" by Diana Zoelle, associate professor of political science
Wednesday, April 1 - "Fighting for Their New Home: Immigrants in American Wars" by Nancy Gentile Ford, professor of history
Wednesday, April 8 - "Community Participation in Wetland Management in Bangladesh" by Shahalam Amin, associate professor of geography and geosciences.
For more information, please contact Ferda Asya or (570) 389-4433.
/// Dance and more /// Susquehanna International Folk Dancers International Folk Dancing on Sunday nights at Milk Parlour Ballroom
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Hosts an annual Family Party Benefit – “Sedeljka” - this picture from 2008 by Jeremy dePrisco featuring music by John Matulis and Dottie Yacek and dance performance by the Students from Greenwood Friends School.
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Pleasant Valley Dancers A Community Dance Group in Freeburg, PA
holtn@susqu.edu (570) 374-5324 Natasha Holt.
Weekly Ballroom Classes International and American Dance Parties http://www.susqu.edu/FacStaff/h/holt/dance/default.htm
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