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Monday, November 23
1:00pm–3:00pm
Monday, November 23
7:00pm–8:00pm
Monday, November 23
7:00pm–8:30pm
Tuesday, November 24
11:15am–1:15pm
Wednesday, November 25
1:00pm–3:00pm
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Come and enjoy this fun event which celebrates the cultures of Indiana University. Food, music, and performances will serve to kick-off International Education Week.
5:00–8:00pm
Alumni Hall (Indiana Memorial Union)
1:00–3:00pm
5:30–6:30pm
5:30–7:00pm
International Center
This exhibit combines ethnographic interviews with people living along the route of the Conquest, murals and rare books from the era, and a documentary photography of 21st century Mexican culture, to help illuminate the past and its impact on the present.
Mathers Museum of World Cultures
Learn about interviewing techniques from the employer’s perspective.
7:00pm
International Center
Join us for Juegos (Games), one-act plays, including “Las aceitunas,” “Una mariposa blanca,” “El censo,” and “Pesguardo personal.”
8:00pm
Willkie Auditorium
The Noon Concert Series presents Japanese vocalist Yasuhiko Harada. Come listen to classical music in a relaxed setting. A light lunch will follow the concert.
12:00–1:00pm
International Center
Suzanne Thomas, an internationally known blues guitarist and vocalist, will share her experience as an abandoned biracial child in South Korea, where she lived until she was adopted and moved to the United States.
12:00pm
Asian Culture Center (807 E. 10th St.)
Join the International & American Student Association for this week’s cultural Coffee Hour. Learn about the organization and their Conversation Partners program for international students.
4:00–6:00pm
International Center
1:00–3:00pm
4:00–5:30pm
5:30–6:30pm
International Center
An interesting film about two young men who embark in a road trip full of adventures before reaching their final destination, a medical clinic aiding a leper colony. The film is based on the journals of Ernesto Guevara, leader of the Cuban revolution.
7:00–9:00pm
International Center
Join us for Juegos (Games), one-act plays, including “Las aceitunas,” “Una mariposa blanca,” “El censo,” and “Pesguardo personal.”
8:00pm
Willkie Auditorium
The PET Program provides a weekly opportunity to chat with a native speaker of English for an hour. It is free and open to IU students and scholars.
12:00–1:00pm
International Center
Join us for Juegos (Games), one-act plays, including “Las aceitunas,” “Una mariposa blanca,” “El censo,” and “Pesguardo personal.”
8:00pm
Willkie Auditorium
The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte), an opera in two acts, remains one of the most popular operas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This opera is in German with English dialogue and supertitles.
8:00pm
Musical Arts Center
Join us and enjoy a free, wonderful performance by the following groups:
1:30–3:00pm
Monroe County Public Library
Yuriria Rodriguez will present this free family-friendly event focused on young children where they will be able to participate at their own level, singing in English and Spanish and exploring musical instruments.
3:30–4:30pm
Mathers Museum of World Cultures
1:00–3:00pm
4:15–5:15pm
International Center
OASIS (Outreach and Support for International Students and Scholars) leads this weekly session for international students. Topics discussed range from understanding American culture to academic issues.
7:00–8:00pm
International Center
Public speaking tends to be anxiety producing and intimidating for some students. For international students who find the English language challenging, it can be twice as much of an effort resulting in more discomfort than is needed. Please join us to improve your confidence and improve your speaking skills.
7:00–8:00pm
International Center
4:00–5:00pm
7:00–8:00pm
International Center
Instructor, Donna Carlton, leads her group in belly dancing performances. Try the class for free on this date.
5:30–7:30pm
International Center
The Belly Button Game. This is a story about two families against the backdrop of art and politics. The film shows the difficulty of life in Czechosklovakia during the 1980’s.
7:00–10:00pm
Lindley Hall 102
1:00–3:00pm
5:30-7:00pm
International Center
The Asian Culture Center will host a discussion on globalization and its impact on cultural diversity.
7:00pm
IU Asian Cultural Center (807 E. 10th St.)
Alina Fernandez, the daughter of Fidel Castro, shares her first-person, intimate account of growing up in Cuba. Through her insight as one of the Cuban elite, Alina guides you through her life and describes the surrounding political environment during the 1960’s and 70’s. Weaving in her unique sense of style and humor, she reveals exciting and suspenseful anecdotes, snapshots of Cuban society, her inside scoop on Cuban politics, and a detailed view of her father.
7:00pm
Whittenberger Auditorium
Ivy Tech Community College will host Diversity Day to celebrate diversity on their campus as well as to expose students to the rich diversity within the Bloomington community.
11:00am–2:00pm
Ivy Tech, Student Commons (200 Daniels Way)
A monthly gathering for international visiting scholars to come together as a group for social and educational programming.
12:00–1:30pm
International Center
The Office of International Services invites you to join us for a reception honoring the international students and scholars who participated in the 2009 Photo Contest. Winning photos will be announced and selected photos will be displayed in a digital slideshow. Refreshments will follow.
4:00–5:00pm
International Center
This special concert will honor Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) on the fiftieth anniversary of his death, and celebrate the ninetieth birthday of Chilean composer Juan Orrego-Salas (born 1919), who founded the Latin American Music Center. New work dedicated to Villa-Lobos by Uruguayan composer Elbio Barilari will also be featured.
8:00pm
Auer Hall
Join us for some wonderful music performed by pianist Joanne Yeh! A light lunch will follow the concert.
12:00–1:30pm
International Center
Join the IU Chinese Student and Scholars Association for this week’s Cultural Coffee Hour. Learn about the association and make new friends.
4:00–6:00pm
International Center
1:00–3:00pm
4:00–5:30pm
5:30–6:30pm
International Center
The festival is the signature event of the Nationalities Council of Indiana, a not-for-profit volunteer organization of more than 50 ethnic and cultural groups dedicated to education, communication and cultural exchange.
Indiana State Fairgrounds, West Pavilion
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