Following the speech will be a reception with authentic Korean refreshments. The audience will also be invited to view the beautiful handmade Korean artifacts on display which were lent by the Korean students and professors at GSU, and the Korean communities in both Hinesville and Statesboro. During the opening, Videos on the country will be showing, music will be played and Korean students and professors will be dressed in their native Korean costumes. On Friday, there will be an international student fashion and talent show in the Union Ballroom at 7 p.m. with more than twelve acts by students from around the world. The final event which will conclude the week is an international soccer tournament on Saturday at 10 a.m. at the club sports fields next to the CRI complex.
All events are free of charge.
Of course, that's just one of an awfully full load. Justin is enrolled in 29 other classes offered through the Internet and Monroe Community College. Despite all the schoolwork, his mom, Elizabeth Chapman, insists her son is in class less than the average first grader. Officially, Justin is a sophomore at Cambridge Academy, a private high school in Ocala, Fla., that offers correspondence courses. Rochester allowed Justin to enroll in a program admitting exceptional high-school students.