Working with high school faculty sponsors, the coaches familiarized students with the crisis and the country they represented, in addition to teaching basic negotiation and conflict resolution skills. The annual crisis simulation provides students knowledge about international affairs, public speaking skills and the confidence to negotiate conflict. Hoofing in America' takes stage for Wed. Tap Team Two began in 1988 as a Young Audience Program and has developed into a full company now incorporated as a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving tap dance as an art form. This performance is part of the Wednesday Noon Series presented by the Office of Special Events and is co-sponsored with the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and the Office of Residential Life.
Admission is free.
During these days, they and their parents will be able to visit classes and attend forums discussing housing and other aspects of student life at Hopkins. There also will be an advising session and a Student Activities Expo each day.