International Programs - International Education Week

All Week

MSU Library Display of Japanese Artifacts

Nov 12

4-6 pm Watanabe Restaurant "Learn to Make Sushi" - Limited to 25 participants ($14)

(Registration required: international@montana.edu)

Nov 13

Noon SUB 233 "The War on Women in Contemporary Japan"

Dr. Tomomi Yamaguchi, Assistant Professor of Anthropology

6:30 pm SUB Ballroom A "Montana Taiko" - Japanese-style drumming ensemble

Japanese Students Cultural Evening

Pop Culture, Education System, and the Four Seasons in Japan

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Nov 14

11:30-1 pm SUB Union Market Japanese Lunch - Chicken Yakitori, Rice, Cold Soba Noodle Salad & Hot

Tofu Udon Noodle Bowl ($6.95)

Noon SUB 233 "The Inside Story of Japanese Politeness"

Dr. Tadamitsu Kamimoto - Visiting

Professor, Kumamoto Gakuen University

7 pm Procrastinator Japanese Film: "Tokoyo Sonata" Theater A drama about the implosion of a

modern Tokyo family. 2008: Best film

Asian Film Awards and Cannes Film

Festival winner

Nov 15

Noon SUB 233 "LigoCyte as a Model for Biotech Development in Montana -

An International Journey"

Dr. Robert Bargatze - CSO, LigoCyte Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Nov 16

10 am Bozeman Public Children's Hour: "Girl from the Snow Country"

Library Reading of a traditional Japanese children's

story by MSU Japanese students, followed by

a chopstick demonstration

For info call Office of International Programs: 944-4031 international@montana.edu www.montana.edu/international

MSU Today International Education Week (IEW) News Article

International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.

http://iew.state.gov/about.htm

This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of an effort to promote programs that prepare Americans for a global environment and attract future leaders from abroad to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States.

Institutions around the world interested in international education and exchange activities, including schools, colleges and universities, embassies, international organizations, businesses, associations, and community organizations are encouraged to participate.