The fair will feature booths staffed by faculty advisors and students, many of them WPI Global Ambassadors, who have completed their IQPs and MQPs at these locations. Not only will returned students and faculty advisors be there, but Academic Advising and Financial Aid will be represented as well. By making all of this information available to students well before the Oct. 28 application deadline, we hope all students will be prepared to make well-informed decisions about when and where they would like to complete their project. Anyone unable to attend the fair is welcome to pick up informational site sheets, financial aid information and applications in the IGSD in the Project Center. Multicultural Experiences Two multicultural programs have been scheduled to coincide with the Global Projects Fair on Sept. 22.
Admission is free.
During the summer of 1997, internationally known educators and choreographers Scott Douglas Morrow and his wife, Brenda Berg-Morrow, journeyed from New York City to Ghana, West Africa, to pay homage to and express their deep appreciation for the wisdom and beauty that Africa has given to the New World. The film features Brenda Berg-Morrow's royal performance for the great paramount chief, Nana Barimah Abeyie Ntori Nimpah II and the historic ceremony installing the couple into the ancient tradition of Asante Chieftaincy as a traditional chief and queen mother. Envisioning the 21st Century. Members of the WPI community are invited to join Nana Kwasi Scott Douglas Morrow and Nana Kousa Brenda Berg-Morrow as they explore the evolution of jazz music through the dance traditions of African, European, Caribbean, and Latin cultures. Admission is limited to the first 100 people, so possession of a ticket does not guarantee admission.