Overview of scholarships avaialable for pursuit of graduate studies or research overseas (including Fulbright, Gates Cambridge, George Mitchell, Marshall, Rhodes, Churchill and Luce). Junior, Senior and graduate students are encouraged to attend a session which focuses on crafting and compiling quality application materials.

"Rubber Tit: A Joint Performance by Performance Artist/Feminist Tari Ito and Jazz Saxophonist MASA," and "Roundtable: Reflections on Female Genders and Sexualites in Contemporary Japan." The roundtable panel will include: Elise Edwards (Butler University); Karen Kelsky; Tari Ito (PA/F Space, Tokyo); MASA (jazz saxophonist, New York); and James Welker. This event is organized by EALC.

Rubber Tit: A Joint Performance by
Performance Artist/Feminist Tari Ito and Jazz Saxophonist MASA

Roundtable: Reflections on Female Genders and Sexualites in Contemporary Japan
Elise Edwards (Butler University); Karen Kelsky; Tari Ito (PA/F Space, Tokyo); MASA (jazz saxophonist, New York); James Welker

Join us for an Open House celebrating the University of Illinois entries into the 2007 Prague Quadrennial, the only exhibition of its kind and magnitude in the world that exhibits performing arts production design, technology, and theatre architecture.

Pizza will be served!

Bulgaria and Romania joined the European Union in January of 2007, bringing the number of member countries from 25 to 27. This brings the European Union into the heart of southeastern Europe, while adding thirty million citizens to the Union. This accession has also required that Bulgaria and Romania reform their economy and political systems in many ways. This panel discussion examines the reforms undertaken by Bulgaria and Romania to gain membership into the EU. We will also explore what this expansion means for the future of the EU as a whole. Panelists:His Excellency John Bruton, EU Ambassador to the United States; The Honorable George Predescu, Consul General of Romania, Chicago; The Honorable Ivan Sotirov, Consul General of Bulgaria, Chicago; The Honorable Arvydas Daunoravicius, Consul General of Lithuania, Chicago; Dr. Robert Pahre (Moderator), University of Illinois Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Illinois European Union Center; Dr. William Brustein (Opening Remarks), University of Illinois Associate Provost for International Affairs and Director of International Programs and Studies.

Overview of scholarships avaialable for pursuit of graduate studies or research overseas (including Fulbright, Gates Cambridge, George Mitchell, Marshall, Rhodes, Churchill and Luce). Junior, Senior and graduate students are encouraged to attend a session which focuses on crafting and compiling quality application materials.

Overview of scholarships avaialable for pursuit of graduate studies or research overseas (including Fulbright, Gates Cambridge, George Mitchell, Marshall, Rhodes, Churchill and Luce). Junior, Senior and graduate students are encouraged to attend a session which focuses on crafting and compiling quality application materials.

http://studyabroad.business.uiuc.edu/programs/short/index.html Study abroad this summer while traveling through England, France, Spain and Prague.

Anita Keller grew up near Chicago, Illinois. She developed an interest in disability sports and other disability issues through her youngest brother, who was born with congenital disabilities. She has completed degrees in biology and African studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Master's degree in African studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her past international work experience includes developing a paralympic program for Rwandese refugees in Tanzania, teaching in South Korea and working with American high school students and local NGO's on small-scale development projects in Kenya. She has also taught high school, resettled refugees, and developed educational programming and teacher trainings for a children's museum, all in North Carolina. Anita came to VFA in February 2003 to start a new Sports for Life program in Angola. She has fast fallen in love with the people (and beaches!) of Angola and looks forward to developing a long-lasting disability sport program there

Beatrice Fernando was raised in Sri Lanka and, upon responding to an ad from a local job agency, was trafficked into Lebanon to work as a domestic slave. Her slaveholder beat and starved Fernando until she took drastic measures to escape. Since her escape, she has become an activist against human trafficking by sharing her story and publishing an autobiography "In Contempt of Fate." **Also features an introduction by Professor Manisha Desai

Mr. Rodriguez shares his unique indigenous perspective of the Americas -- on issues of general interest as well as highlighting issues that specifically affect peoples of both, North and South America.

SCHEDULE -- Session I, 8:45-11 a.m., Illini Union Room 407: "Studying Eurasian Borderlands: Time, Place, and Identities." Open Forum, 12-2:00 p.m., Illini Union Room 405: "Thinking with Borderlands: Concepts and Consequences in Euro-Asia." Session II, 2:15-4:45 p.m., Illini Union Room 407: "Projects in progress."

Ven con sus hijos a escuchar cuentos en espanol y a divertirte con canciones y actividades.