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The Best of Champlain  Int'l Studies and Projects
Symposium ScheduleFestivals of The World and the Preservation of Cultural Identity Tuesday, March 30, 2010 Centennial Lobby, Bishop’s/Champlain campus 8:45 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
8:45-9:00 - Free coffee/snacks
9:00-10:15 - "Strengthening English-speaking Culture in the Townships" | Panel discussion: Rachel Garber, Jacqueline Hyman and Jackie Hall
10:30-11:45 - "Jam, Tea or Frozen Peas?: Ethnographic Reflections on Cultural Preservation" | Dr. Mark K. Watson, dep. of Sociology and Anthropology, Concordia University
11:45-12:30 - Lunch break
12:30-1:45 - "Sights and Sounds of the World" | A Multi-Cultural Fair by IS students
2:00-3:15 - "Celebrating Aboriginal Identity in Canada" | André Dudemaine, co-founder and organizer of the Montreal First People's Festival
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES – A COMPLETE EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
International Studies is an enrichment option for Champlain students in any program of study. Our primary aim is to help students build knowledge and understanding of the world’s many peoples and nations. Students attend and help organize our annual symposium and other events, participate in clubs (such as Amnesty International, WUSC, the Bishop’s/Champlain Refugee Sponsorship project and Invisible Children), and enroll in internationally-focused courses. This enrichment option is flexible to meet student needs. |
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