This will include a variety of enjoyable and educational events, such as art, costume and artifacts exhibits, story telling, students' performance, humor, poetry, music, singing, dancing the Lebanese Dabki and, of course, food. Cosponsored by International Student and Human Services, Student Development, and Multicultural Affairs.
Admission is free.
Reservations for lunch must be made no later than April 1. A group of leading scholars on Lebanon will examine the present social, political, economic and cultural conditions in Lebanon and assess future prospects. The Symposium is cosponsored by the Department of Political Science and the Center for Peace and Justice. Reservations for lunch must be made no later than April 13. For reservations and further information about any of the above events, please contact the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies.