Speakers, dance and other programs highlight global influences in the Corridor
INTERNATIONAL & DIVERSITY PROGRAMS—Tomorrow and Later in the Month
To recognize the many diverse cultures and nationalities represented on the Kirkwood Community College campus, a series of programs is underway to share information and personal stories of these cultures.
The series includes:
• Wednesday April 15, 7 p.m.: Presentation on “ Waves of Immigration and Assimilation in Iowa since the 1800’s to the Present,” by UNI professors Mark Grey and Michele Devlin.
• April 15, 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.: Campus International Day: International displays and cultural performances with students from 50 nations, featuring Afro Folk (Bando Folklórico Afro).
Other events include:
• Wednesday April 22, 7 p.m.: Presentation on “ The Afro-American Experience in Iowa: Contributions and Challenges,” by Coe College professor James Randall.
• Thursday April 30, 7 p.m.: Presentation on “ The Latino Experience in Iowa: Past and Present “ by Kirkwood Professor Claudio Hidalgo.
• Friday, May 1, 8 p.m.: Multicultural show and dance.
All these programs and events are scheduled for the West Dining Room, Iowa Hall. This series is presented with grant support from Humanities Iowa.
For more information you may contact Claudio Hidalgo at 398-5899 (Ext. 5915) or chidalg@kirkwood.edu .