All faculty and members of the campus community are encouraged to attend. Funds also are available to faculty for projects that use technology to either deliver courses electronically through the Internet, video or a combination of the two. Proposals must be received by CET by April 19. Proposals can be sent to Library 437 or faxed to EXT 8-6489. For more information about the initiative, call Vicki Casella, director of CET, at EXT 8-6456.
Admission is free.
A three-time winner at the Sundance Film Festival, Dong s recent films include Licensed to Kill, a psychological journey into the minds of men who have murdered gay men and lesbians. He is the recipient of a Peabody Award, national Emmy and Oscar nominations, and more than 80 American and international film awards. Dong s appearance is sponsored by the Chinese Historical Society of America and SFSU s Asian American Studies Department, the Cinema Department and the Asian Student Union. The colloquium, part of the University s centennial, will feature local and national scholars debating the theoretical, methodological and empirical issues crucial to articulating multicultural perspectives in the curriculum. For details, call colloquium organizer Aguibou Yansane, professor of international relations and Black Studies, at EXT 8-2495.