September 2012
Monday, September 3
Labor Day, no classes
Tuesday, September 11
6th Annual Art Hop / CIP Open House
4 to 7:30 p.m., Rike Center room 108
Experience artwork from the summer Artist-in-Residence program, and visit the CIP's new home in Rike Center.
Wednesday, September 12
Today's Chinese Student: What Really Matters (Webinar)
3 to 4:30 p.m., LTC Studio
Successful integration of Chinese students into the University of Dayton campus starts with understanding the students themselves. With increasing numbers of Chinese studying in the United States, and at UD, campuses need to reassess how to welcome, educate, and support larger populations of Chinese students on their campuses. Through this webinar, you will be better prepared to meet the needs of today’s Chinese students. Hosted by the Center for International Programs. RSVP to lbutcher1@udayton.edu.
Sunday, September 16
Deadline to submit photos of international locations and experiences for the annual Citizens of the World photo exhibit
Tuesday, September 18
Conversation Groups
12 to 12:45 p.m., Rike Center 108
Learn more about the cultures and customs of another part of the world, while helping students in the Intensive English Program practice their English skills in a comfortable environment. Registration is not required. Students and staff are welcome to bring their lunch; lemonade and cookies will be provided.
African Dance with DCDC
8 to 9 p.m., McGinnis Center
Dance workshop with Dayton Contemporary Dance Company. Hosted by ArtStreet.
Wednesday, September 19
Conversation Groups
1 to 1:45 p.m., Rike Center 108
Learn more about the cultures and customs of another part of the world, while helping students in the Intensive English Program practice their English skills in a comfortable environment. Registration is not required. Students and staff are welcome to bring their lunch; lemonade and cookies will be provided.
CultureFest
5 to 8 p.m., Kennedy Union Central Mall
Celebrate the many cultures and diverse backgrounds found on the University of Dayton campus. Event will include free Middle Eastern, Latin and Asian food; music and dance from different cultures; international sports demonstrations; and information about student organizations. And it's free!
Thursday, September 20
World Rhythms: Fatoumata Diawara
8 p.m., Kennedy Union Boll Theatre
Raised in Mali and now a resident of Paris, this charismatic 28-year-old is the next breakout star in African music. Inspired by Wassoulou tradition, jazz, and blues, Diawara has created her own contemporary sound, giving a distinctly African spin to the concept of the female singer-songwriter. Presented by the UD Arts Series and Cityfolk. General admission: $20; Seniors, military, faculty and staff: $18; Students: $10 (Available at KU Box Office and www.cityfolk.org).
Friday, September 21
Global Learning Living Community Fall Retreat
Saturday, September 22
Global Learning Living Community Fall Retreat
Thursday, September 20
World Rhythms Concert: Fatoumata Diawara
8 p.m., Kennedy Union Boll Theatre
Inspired by Wassoulou tradition, jazz, and blues, Mali-born Diawara gives a distinctly African spin to the concept of the female singer-songwriter. Sponsored by UD Arts Series and Cityfolk. For tickets, call Cityfolk at 937-496-3863.
Monday, September 24
Peace Corps Open Office Hours
2 to 4:30 p.m., Career Services, Alumni House, 208 L Street
Stop by Career Services to speak directly with a Peace Corps Recruiter! This is a great opportunity for those interested in learning more about Peace Corps, current applicants, or those who just want more guidance on the application process, to meet with a seasoned recruiter in a one-on-one format. No appointments necessary, just stop in! For more information, email Katie Sylvester.
Peace Corps Information Session
5:30 p.m., Career Services, Alumni House, 208 L Street
View a short video highlighting a few volunteers in their global communities, talk about the application process, and discuss the benefits of service. Former volunteers will speak about their services and will be available to answer any questions. For more information, email Katie Sylvester.
Tuesday, September 25
Conversation Groups
12 to 12:45 p.m., Rike Center 108
Learn more about the cultures and customs of another part of the world, while helping students in the Intensive English Program practice their English skills in a comfortable environment. Registration is not required. Students and staff are welcome to bring their lunch; lemonade and cookies will be provided.
Friends of Latin America Reception
3:30 to 5 p.m., Kennedy Union Torch Lounge
Meet students, faculty and staff with an interest in or affiliation to Latin America and its languages and cultures. Sponsored by the Center for International Programs, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, and Phi Beta Chi. Part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Wednesday, September 26
Conversation Groups
1 to 1:45 p.m., Rike Center 108
Learn more about the cultures and customs of another part of the world, while helping students in the Intensive English Program practice their English skills in a comfortable environment. Registration is not required. Students and staff are welcome to bring their lunch; lemonade and cookies will be provided.
Education Abroad Fair
5 to 7 p.m., Kennedy Union Ballroom
Begin planning your study or service abroad experience! Representatives from University of Dayton programs, and programs outside of UD, will be available to answer questions and provide information. If travel is in your dreams, this fair will make sure it's in your future!