World View: An International Program for Educators

Cosponsored by
North Carolina Center for South Asia Studies (NCCSAS)
July 27, 2000

Wayne County Schools Administrative Offices
Goldsboro, North Carolina


	8:30	Coffee and Pastries

	9:00	Welcome and Introduction Robert Phay and Beverly Sizemore

	9:10	Presentations Group A: Art and Religion of South Asian Temples Speaker: Pika Ghosh, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Art Department Group B: International Economic Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein, Eastern Carolina University, Economics Department and School of Education

	10:00	Break

	10:10	Presentations Group A: Cultural Values/Nation States in South Asia Speaker: Yasmin Saikia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, History Department Group B: Continuation of International Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein

	11:00	Break

	11:10	Presentations Group A: Traditional Music of India Speaker: Branavan Ganesan, Musician Group B: Continuation of International Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein

	12:00	Lunch Catered by Wilbur's Barbecue

	1:00	Presentations Group A: International Economic Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein, Eastern Carolina University, Economics Department and School of Education Group B: Art and Religion of South Asian Temples Speaker: Pika Ghosh, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Art Department

	1:50	Break

	2:00	Presentations Group A: Continuation of International Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein Group B: Cultural Values/Nation States in South Asia Speaker: Yasmin Saikia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, History Department

	2:50	Break

	3:00	Presentations Group A: Continuation of International Concepts Speaker: Beth Eckstein Group B: Traditional Music of India Speaker: Branavan Ganesan, Musician

	4:00	Ackland Art Museum Presentation of the "Five Faiths" Posters Carolyn Wood, University Educator at the Ackland Art Museum, UNC-Chapel Hill

	4:15	Closing Remarks