International Education Week
November 17-21, 2003
The Stone Center for Latin American Studies and the Latin American Resource Center are
proud to support International Education Week at Tulane University. With the combined help
of the University of New Orleans' Metro College, Tulane's Center for International Students
and Scholar, the India Association of Tulane, and other student organizations, we are
pleased to announce the following events:
Visit Tulane’s International Student Groups
Monday, November 17, 11AM- 2PM, Tulane University
Stop by the Pederson Lounge in the University Center for the information booths set-up by
International Student Organizations. They will have displays, recipes, and more fun
information about their country.
International Opportunities Fair
November 17-19 (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday), 10AM -2PM
Library Patio, University of New Orleans
Information will be available on UNO study abroad and exchange programs, the Critical
Languages Program, international careers, funding information for study abroad, and more.
Take a quiz and win a prize! Get your name written in an exotic alphabet!
Movie Night - Whale Rider (New Zealand, 2003)
Monday, November 17, 3 PM, LA 140, University of New Orleans
Directed by Niki Caro, Whale Ride is a contemporary story of love, rejection and triumph as
a young Maori girl fights to fulfill a destiny her grandfather refuses to recognize
Capoeira Performance and Lecture
Tuesday, November 18, 7PM, Dixon Recital Hall, Tulane University
Local Capoeira expert, Curtis Pierre, will give a lecture and slide show on the history of
Capoeira Angola, followed by a performance of this Brazilian martial art/dance. This event is
free and open to the public. Sponsored by the University of New Orleans and the Stone
Center for Latin American Studies.
Movie Night - Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (India, 1998)
Wednesday, November 19, 7 PM, 204 Jones Hall, Tulane University
"You know you're in LOVE when..." A modern tale of classic love. Sponsored by the India
Society. For more information, contact Jamie Raju at jrahu@tulane.edu
Movie Night - The Happiness of the Katakuris (Japan, 1998)
Wednesday, November 19, 7PM, LA 140- University of New Orleans
Some say it's the strangest film they have ever seen, others, well they say it's strange.
Come see what happens when the Katakuri family opens a guest house in the mountains.
"Bizzaro"-Internet Movie Database.
Movie Night - Harder They Come (Jamaica, 1972)
Thursday, November 20, 7 PM, 102 Jones Hall, Tulane University
The Latin American Resource Center will present one of the greatest reggae movies ever
produced, the Harder they Come. This film, starring Jimmy Cliff, tells the tale of a raising
reggae singer and his fate at the hands of greedy record producers. This event will feature
an opening discussion of reggae’s influence in the U.S.
Henna in the Park
Friday, November 21, 3-5 PM, Pocet Park, Tulane University
The India Association will offer the beautiful art work of henna tattoos. Be sure to stop by
and get your henna art for the weekend!
Founding Ceremony for Phi Beta Delta Honors Society
Friday, November 21, 3PM, Univesity Center, University of New Orleans
Beta Lambda Chapter of Phi Beta Delta Honors Society for International Scholars Founding
Ceremony
International Coffee Hour
Friday, November 21, 4-6PM- Tulane University
Please join us for coffee and pastries at the Tate House on Friday afternoon. Various
international student organizations will be in attendance at this free event.
Cultures in Motion: an Ethnic Dance Festival
Sunday, November 23, 2-8PM, UNO Downtown Theater.
2-8pm at the UNO Downtown Theater (for more information, call 280-9580)
Diwali Cultural Show and Dinner
Sunday, November 23, 5PM, Dixon Auditorium, Tulane University
Join the India Association of Tulane (IATU) as they present an evening of song, dance and
skits (both classical and modern). Following the event, the IATU will present a dinner in
Kendell Cram. For more information on this event, please contact Sanmati Rao at
srao1@tulane.edu
Here are some ideas to help your school participate in International Education Week:
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Invite an international visitor to your classroom.
Have a LARC Visiting Speaker give a guest presentation about their home country or
country of study.
Show an international film.
Invite a guest chef to cook at your school or have students cook foods from around
the world.
Have an art contest that
For more ideas, visit the Department of Education's International Education Week
web site.