Yale Bulletin and Calendar

November 11, 2005|Volume 34, Number 11

Week celebrates importance
of international education

Yale will join hundreds of colleges and universities acrosss the United States in recognizing International Education Week, Nov. 14-18.

The internationally focused events, including the Open House at the International Center for Students and Scholars to be held on campus during that week, are highlighted on Yale's International Education Week website at www.yale.edu/iew.

A joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education, International Education Week 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. Information about the federal program can be found at http://iew.state.gov.

T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S

Yale opens new International Center

Community invited to center's Open House

New program to offer joint M.B.A./Ph.D.

Peabody will create science curriculum with NIH grant

'Al Franken Show' to be broadcast from Woolsey Hall

Famed singer tells of his determination to voice his views

Economist says climate change hits the poor hardest

Parasite that causes Sleeping Sickness . . .

'Safe in Hell' takes devilish look at Salem witch trials

Innovative architectural visions showcased in 'Transcending Type'

Renovated community Eye Clinic celebrates with an open house

Departments, donors to win prizes at United Way celebration

Additions to Yale Cancer Center will boost clinical care

Coast-to-coast run will raise funds for center for cancer survivors

Panel to discuss 'The Media and Corporate Corruption'

Lecture will pay homage to Albert Einstein

Auction to help alleviate hunger, homelessness

Library hosts shows on printing process and preservation

Women's healthcare challenges to be topic of forum

Concert will pay tribute to the memory of Divinity School alumnus

Week celebrates importance of international education

F&ES faculty member honored for research on rivers

Researcher Mark Johnson wins Plyler Prize . . .

'A Colony of Citizens' wins Douglass Prize for work on slavery

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