The following is the schedule for the Window on the World Week events:
Wed., April 15-Thurs., April 16: A Taste of the World
Sample international cuisine from Sodexo.
- April 15: Greek
- 11AM-1PM, Hawk Owl Café, West Hall
- April16: Korean
- 11AM-1PM, Hawk Owl Café, West Hall
Thurs., April 16: Passport Lecture Series Brown Bag Lunch–Egypt
Explore other cultures through the experiences of NMC students. Bring your lunch and hear international student Abdalla Elhadad speak about Egypt. 12:15-1PM, Founders Hall, Room 110
Thurs., April 16: International Affairs
Forum Middle East: The New Arabs– How the Millennial Generation is Changing the Middle East
The renowned blogger and Middle East expert Juan Cole illuminates the role of today’s Arab youth–who they are, what they want, and how they will affect world politics. Can the Millennials shift from being a catalyst for rebellion to a governing force? Was the rise of the Internet as central to these social movements as reported in the western press? Are western governments prepared to engage with the Millennial Generation to promote democratic change?
6PM, Milliken Auditorium
Fri., April 17: Global Literature
Reading Group, China Road. A group discussion of China Road: A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power written by Rob Gifford. 12-1:30PM, West Hall Conference Room
Fri., April 17: Nagata Shachu
While firmly rooted in the folk drumming traditions found throughout Japan, Nagata Shachu aims to rejuvenate and redefine this ancient art form, ensuring its relevance in today’s society. Under the direction of Kiyoshi Nagata, the ensemble has earned a reputation for its straight-forward yet exciting approach to playing the taiko. With their vast array of Japanese taiko, gongs, bells, wooden clappers, shakers and bamboo flutes, Nagata Shachu will take you on a musical journey beyond all borders.
8PM, Milliken Auditorium
Sat., April 18: Sweet Earth Arts & Music Festival
An all inclusive Earth Day celebration for our dynamic Northern Michigan community. Featuring local music, artist vendors, and family friendly activities and workshops to help plant the seeds of environmental consciousness and provide the resources to help it grow. Go to nmc.edu/seam for more information.
1PM-7:30PM, Health and Science Building
Sun., April 19: Sounds From Afar
NMC international students will share music and stories from their home countries on WNMC.
6-8PM, WNMC 90.7FM
Mon., April 20: Free screening of Caffeinated
NMC’s Office of International Services and Higher Grounds Coffee will co-sponsor a free screening of this documentary.
8:30 PM, State Theatre, downtown Traverse City
Tues., April 21: 2016 Study Abroad Information Session
The International Services & Service Learning office will be discussing potential upcoming study abroad opportunities. Potential Trips include: Guatemala, Ecuador, Brazil, and South Africa. 11AM-1PM, Hawk Owl Café, West Hall
Tues., April 21: International Dinner
The NMC International Club will be hosting the 13th Annual International Dinner. The evening will feature global cuisine, performances from around the world, and an opportunity to connect with the NMC International Club members. 6PM, Hagerty Center.