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-- Wednesday, March 28 --
12:30 pm Check In and Registration
1:00 Welcome
Peter Coclanis / Associate Provost for International Affairs, UNC at Chapel Hill
1:15 The Many Faces of South Asia: Issues and Dilemmas
Bruce Lawrence / Department of Religion, Duke University, NC Center for South Asia Studies
2:30 Break
2:45 Conflict in South Asia
David Gilmartin / Department of History, NC State University
4:00 Spokes on a Wheel: Religions of South Asia
Anna Bigelow / Department of Philosophy and Religion, NC State University; PDF list of resources for South Asian Religions
5:30 Reception at the Home of Robert and Jean Phay
-- Thursday, March 29 --
8:00 Coffee, juice, and pastries
8:15 India in the Global Economy
Jayashankar Swaminathan / Kenan-Flagler Business School, UNC at Chapel Hill
9:30 Concurrent Sessions 1:
1. Family and Culture in South Asia
Sudha Shreeniwas / Department of Human Development & Family Studies, UNC at Greensboro
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Indian Voices in Literature and Film
Afroz Taj / Hindi-Urdu Language and Literature, UNC at Chapel Hill, NC Center for South Asia Studies
3.
Language and Identity Issues in South Asia
Matthew Hull / Department of Anthropology, UNC at Chapel Hill
4. Education in India
Ketaki Chakraborty / Research Triangle Academy
10:45 Break
11:00 Concurrent Sessions 2:
1. Head to Head: India, China, and the Struggle for Global Power in the 21st Century
Peter Coclanis / Department of History, UNC at Chapel Hill; PDF of Handout
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2. Poverty and its Implications for Progress in India
Pranab Majumder / Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
3. Nepal: Land of Rigid Continuity and Rapid Change
Harihar Bhattarai / Department of Sociology & Anthropology, NC State University
4. The South Asian Diaspora and Implications for Schools and Colleges
Sudha Shreeniwas / Department of Human Development & Family Studies, UNC at Greensboro
12:15 Lunch (provided in Trillium Dining Room)
India Study Visit participants will meet in the Wintergreen Room for meeting and box lunch
1:00 Concurrent Sessions 3: Global Education Practices
All Grades
Understanding the Art of Henna and Using it in the Classroom
Deepika Bhatt; PDF of Handout
Grades 3-8
Heifer International in the Classroom
Richard & Sue Richardson / Heifer International
Sue Elder / Guilford County Schools; PDF of sample letter to parents
Grades 6-12
Musical Culture in the Classroom
John Caldwell / NC Center for South Asia Studies
Grades 9-12
Visual Culture in the Classroom
Sandria Freitag / NC Center for South Asia Studies
Community College
The Changing Face of Vocational Training in India
Pranab Majumder / Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
2:15 Break
2:30 South Asia in Curricula: Teaching Key Issues and What We Take Back to Our Schools and Colleges
Vincent Melomo / Department of Anthropology, Peace College
PDF of Presentation: with pictures (2.0 MB) / without pictures (1.5 MB)
PDF of Asia Society publication: Asia in the Schools
PDF of South Asian Organizations in North Carolina
PDF list of Videos/Books on South Asians in the U.S.
3:45 Next Steps and Adjourn
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS
1.5 CEU credits will be available for successful completion of the program, including completion of the assigned readings and study guide
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