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A&S Welcomes Students from China

The College of Arts and Sciences hosted a welcome BBQ for incoming students from China. The outing provided students an opportunity to connect with fellow classmates, future professors, and A&S staff. The students were greeted by A&S Dean Mark Kornbluh and Dr. Huajing Maske,Director of the Confucius Insitute and Executive Director of the Office of China Initiatives.

(Film Series) Zwei Leben

Dr. Jeff Rogers to introduce Zwei Leben (2012, 97 min., in German, Norwegian, English, Russian, etc.), Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema, Late Night Film Series, Co-sponsored by the International Village LLP, the Year of Migration, and the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures.

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Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema

Lecture on K-pop

Dr. Roald Maliangkay Lecture on K-pop (invited speaker from ANU, collaboration with Indiana University), Patterson Hall 218, Co-sponsored by the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, the International Village LLP, and the Year of Migration. 

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218 Patterson Hall

(Film Series) Un Padre No Tan Padre

(Speaker TBA) Un Padre No Tan Padre (2016, 94 min, in Spanish), Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema, Late Night Film Series, Co-sponsored by the International Village LLP, the Year of Migration, and the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures.

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Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema

(Film Series) Human Flow

Dr. Diane Loeffer to introduce Human Flow (2017, 140 min., in English, documentary), Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema, Late Night Film Series, Co-sponsored by the International Village LLP, the Year of Migration, and the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures.

 

 
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Bill Gatton Student Center, Worsham Cinema

"Culture & Credibility in 21st Century Economics" Lecture

"Culture & Credibility in 21st Century Economics" lecture by John Cirigliano.

With UKY's FLIE students we will discuss how language & economics & culture, in combination, provide opportunities for fascinating interactions & revenue streams; & investments that spread risk across political, economic, currency, duration, & cultural factors. John Cirigliano's investment & operating interests most frequently form across the texture of his ethnic, educational, language, ethical & economic proficiencies.Refreshments to follow.

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William T. Young Library Alumni Gallery
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