Schedule

Sunday, November 11

  • 7:30pm English Department International Film Series: Ocean Heaven
    • Trabant University Center Theater

 

Monday, November 12

  • 9am-5pm Gallery of China: Tradition and Transformation
    • Confucius Institute at 121 E Delaware Ave.
  • 3:30-4:30pm Lecture: Buddhism and the Modern World with speaker Dr. Maria Tu, Assistant Professor of Chinese Studies
    • Elliott Hall Conference Room
  • 8:00pm Global Dance
    • Trabant Multipurpose Rooms A & B

 

Tuesday, November 13

  • 9am-5pm Gallery of China: Tradition and Transformation
    • Confucius Institute at 121 E Delaware Ave.
  • 3:30-4:30pm Lecture: Nobel Laureate Mo Yan and China’s Magic Realism
    • Elliott Hall Conference Room
  • 4:00-6:00pm International Careers Panel: Learn about international career opportunities and how to make the most of your international experiences. Panelists include UD Career Services Center, Peace Corps, AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study) and more.
    • George Read North Lounge
  • 7:00pm Quizzo
    • Perkins Scrounge

 

Wednesday, November 14

  • 9am-5pm Gallery of China: Tradition and Transformation
    • Confucius Institute at 121 E Delaware Ave.
  • 12:20-1:10pm Patricia Sloane-White: “Malaysia: Truly Asia – Selling Diversity in an Islamic Nation”Lecture Series
    • 122 Memorial Hall, Hosted by the Center for Global and Area Studies
  • 4:30-6:30pm China Movie Evening – Aftershock(2010) directed by Feng Xiaogang
    • Elliott Hall Conference Room
  • 5:00-7:30pm International Bazaar: Latin American, Indian, and Moroccan foods
    • All Residential Dining Locations
  • 7:30pm Food and Games Night
    • Warner Hall Basement

 

Thursday, November 15

  • 9am-5pm Gallery of China: Tradition and Transformation
    • Confucius Institute at 121 E Delaware Ave.
  • 3:30-4:30pm Lecture: Hard Landing? Soft Landing? A Country of Two Tales- China’s Economic Growth and Its Impact on the World with speaker Dr. Jianguo Chen; Director of the Confucius Institute
    • Rollins Conference Room
  • 8pm Res. Life Faculty Series
    • Dr. Alan Fox will be speaking on ”Why I Love Reading Ancient Chinese Texts,” at West Campus in the Rodney Corner
    • Dr. Kara Ellerby will be speaking on “How to Cultivate Your Passion: Lessons from One Professor’s Journey” at East Campus in the Russell D/E Lounge
    • Justin De Leon will be speaking on “Global Identity: One Human Family,” at North Campus in the Independence East Lounge

 

Friday, November 16

  • 9am-5pm Gallery of China: Tradition and Transformation
    • Confucius Institute at 121 E Delaware Ave.
  • 11:00am-2:00pm Street Foods of the World: Enjoy a sampling of various popular street foods such as pho, sausages, gyros and pizzas among a variety of other menu items.
    • All Residential Dining Locations
  • 5-9pm The Festival of Nations and The International Talent & Fashion Show
    • Trabant Multipurpose Rooms

 

 

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