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Volume 39, No. 4 |
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News Briefs |
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President presents awards for innovative use of technology |
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International Mondays lecturers share perspectives, experiences with University |
International Mondays lecturers share perspectives, experiences with University
The talks will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in the International Center lounge and are free and open to the public. A light lunch will be served. Pre-registration is not required.
Upcoming International Mondays talks include:
- Oct. 8—Scott McNabb, professor of education; “Winterim in
Thailand: Possible scenarios”
- Oct. 15—Man-sik Lee, International Writing Program poet; “Peaceful
poet in the middle of the South and North Korea conflict”
- Oct. 22—Kelly Clifton, professor of urban and regional planning;
“Transportation issues around the world: What can the United States
learn?”
- Nov. 5—Jerry Schnoor, professor of environmental engineering and co-director of the Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research; “Rio +10 Conference: Environmental sustainability and economic development.”
For more information or special accommodations to attend these lectures, call Buffy Quintero, International Programs outreach coordinator, at (33)5-0345.
International Mondays is organized by UI International Programs, which
consists of a number of offices, centers, degree programs, academic programs,
research projects, and services. Organized under the associate provost
and dean of International Programs, these units serve to further internationalize
the campus and the community and promote global scholarship, research,
and teaching.