A fabulous experience in China this summer

A fabulous experience in China this summer awaits you on the Total Art of Chinese Theatre Study Abroad Program

Explore one of the great Theatre Traditions of the world through theTotal Art of Chinese Theatre
View fabulous traditions in visual arts and the artistic expressions of contemporary China
Witness the fabulous modern transformations of China today
Meet with Chinese students in Beijing and Shanghai
Visit the best of China’s cultural attractions: The Great Wall, the Forbidden City

Leshan Giant Buddha, the Three Gorges cruise on the Yangtze River and more!

Convenient dates May 23 – June 15
Led by Professor Tom Kremer and Qianghua Wang from the Theatre Department
Financial aid applies

INFORMATION MEETING

Thursday, February 5

Green Room, FA 121

5:00 p.m.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Beijing

National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts

Attend Classes – Participate in Workshops!!

And, of course, the Great Wall, the Bird’s Nest,

Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square…….

Shanghai

Shanghai Theatre Academy

Study – Observe Rehearsals – Attend Group Workshops

And the famous market of Old Town, the Shanghai Puppet Theatre,

Cosmopolitan Shanghai with the eye popping skyline…….

Sichuan Province

“Face Changers” performers transforming their appearance in a blink of an eye

And the Leshan Giant (230ft.) Buddha, the Stunning Scenery, and the

Three Gorges on an Yangtze River Cruise…..

Plus much more on the TOTAL ART OF CHINESE THEATRE PROGRAM

For MORE information contact:

Office of International Programs

Nelson A. Rockefeller Center, G-1

Binghamton University

Binghamton, NY 13902-6000

phone: 607-777-2336

fax: 607-777-2889

e-mail: kkrebs@binghamton.edu

web: http://oip.binghamton.edu

General Events Spring 09

General Events:

Hebrew Table, 5:30 p.m., Dickinson Dining Hall.
Judaic Studies Department.
Call 777-4810 or e-mail aofek@binghamton.edu.
Open to the public; any level of Hebrew.

Chinese Table

Hey Everyone!!!

Chinascope has started a new "Chinese Table" at Dickinson Dinning
Hall every Wednesday at 11:00AM - 1:00PM. This is for everyone to come and have
lunch together with our E-boards and have a chance to speak Chinese throughout.
It would be a great idea if you are in a Chinese class and need some help with
spoken Chinese. Or, you could just come and chill and make friends with our fun
e-board members. If you feel lonely on Wednesdays...you could come too=] LOLz...

We already had one this Wednesday of course, come and join us next Wednesday.

...

Russia and the FSU Matter More Than Ever
Webinar - today , noon Central

Date: April 9, 2009
Time: 12:00pm CT
Duration: 1 Hour

Russia and the FSU Matter More Than Ever

Other webinars:

Navigating the Burgeoning World of Chinese Resources
Date: April 22, 2009
Time: 12:00pm CT
Duration: 1 Hour

Middle Eastern Thought. The State of Electronic Publishing in the Middle East
Date: April 30, 2009
Time: 12:00pm CT
Duration: 1 Hour

Are China, Russia or the Middle East Areas of Interest For Your Organization?
Date: May 21, 2009
Time: 12:00pm CT
Duration: 1 Hour
Previous Webinars

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Just a friendly reminder to join us for our webinar on “Russia and the FSU Matter More Than Ever”, today at 12 noon Central.

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During the webinar, we will share new content from Russia and other countries from Eurasia.  But as important, we will share programs intended to stretch already overtaxed resources facing researchers in 2009.
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LxC Supported Courses Spring 2009

SPRING 2009 CLASSES

Supported Courses for Fall 08

ANTH 114 Lang., Culture, Comm. in the US

HIST 106 East Asian Civilizations

HIST 264 Immigrant & Ethnicity in the US

HIST 225 Imperial Russia

IBUS 311 World of Business

THEA 101 Musical Theatre

WTSN 103 Technical Communications I

Spring 2009 LxC Office Hours

Spring 2009 LxC Office Hours

Supported courses for Spring 08

ENG 205 Introduction to Folklore
ENG 300N Comics
ENVI 201 Environment and Man/Woman
HDEV 381R Multicultural Psychology
HIST 130A Modern World History
HIST 264 Immigration and Ethnicity in U.S.
HIST 341 China and the West
IBUS 211 World of Business
PLSC 117 Introduction to World Politics
SOC 330 Latin America and Women

Welcome to LxC

Welcome to the Languages Across the Curriculum blog. LxC is part of Binghamton University (SUNY) in Binghamton, NY. LxC is a curricular enrichment program that provides students the opportunity to apply their existing languages skills in courses outside of languages departments in languages other than English. Students thereby obtain intercultural information and international perspectives on course subject matter. LxC is not a language instruction program but rather a language-use program. Students from intermediate to native level of skill participate in the program.

LxC Staff

LxC Staff Remains Unchanged for Fall 2007

This Fall, Dr. Suronda Gonzalez will continue to direct the LxC program at Binghamton University. Dr. Gonzalez also directs the Global Studies Minor (GSM) Program. Her LxC office hours will be Monday to Friday 10AM-4PM by appointment. Yu-Ling Huang will continue on as the graduate assistant for this academic year. Her office hours will be Monday 9AM-3PM, Tuesday 9AM-12PM, Wednesday 9AM-3PM, Thursday 9AM-12PM. You can make an appointment with our Leading Language Resource  Specialist, Laura Hill, via her BU e-mail account.