MON. NOV. 14 • TUES. NOV. 15 • WED. NOV. 16
Monday, November 14:
| 12-1 | OPENING CEREMONIES-Samba Band, March of the Flags, President's Welcome 12:20 (Univ. Center Quad) |
| 1-2 | Jeff Greenwald: "The Ethical Traveler" Nelson Hall East 102 (Goodwin Forum) Jeff Greenwald, executive director of the non-profit Ethical Traveler, will give a presentation on the Ethical Traveler, a global community dedicated to exploring the ambassadorial potential of world travel. |
| 2-3 | Jeff Greenwald, Book Signing, Fishbowl in Library Jeff Greenwald will read from two of his books, Scratching the Surface and Snake Lake, which will be followed by a book signing. |
| 3-4 | Current International Affairs Panel: Beth Wilson, Rob Cliver, Noah Zerbe, Al Harris, Nelson Hall East 102 (Goodwin Forum) Al Harris (Professor, Politics Dept) will summarize his research on how and why the civil war in Sri Lanka came to an end. Noah Zerbe (Associate Professor, Politics Dept) will discuss the challenges of development and globalization in Southern Africa.Beth Wilson (Professor, Economics Dept) will discuss poverty reduction policies/programs in developing countries. |
| 4-5 | William Herbrectsmeier & Saeed Mortazavi, "The Arab Spring, Palestinian Statehood, and Other Recent Developments in Islamic Cultural Regions" Nelson Hall East 102 (Goodwin Forum) Lectures and discussion concerning various topics of importance in current Middle Eastern politics. In addition to Arab Spring and Palestinian Statehood, topics planned include Iranian-American Relations, Islamic Militancy, and the future of Iraq. |
| 5-6 | Lonny Grafman: School Building in Santo Domingo, Nelson Hall East 102 (Goodwin Forum) |
| 8-9 | GCC FASHION SHOW (Kate Buchanan Room/KBR) |