Mish pam sɨnwitát’asha Ichishkíin? Ichishkiin Culture and LanguageIchishkiin is a Columbia River Plateau Indian (Native American) language of Oregon and Washington State. Learn some phrases, conversation and culture. Location: EMU Walnut
Presentation Time: 1:15pm-1:40pm
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Traditional Dances of Tanzania Presenters will show a few of the many dances. And participants will dance too. There are over 120 tribes and languages in Tanzania. Each ethnic group identify with a unique traditional dance in events such as Independence day, Union day, Inauguration day, Campaign day, funeral day, Wedding day and many more. Come one, come all and have some fun! Location: EMU Walnut
Presentation Time: 11:15am - 12:00pm
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Discover the AndesWe will explore the history, peoples, cultures, languages, music, and much more of this fascinating and diverse region. Location: EMU Walnut
Presentation Time: 12:15pm - 1:00pm
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Japanese Tea CeremonyA brief introduction to Japanese tea ceremony with a demonstration. The audience will have an opportunity to taste the tea and sweets. Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 1:15pm - 2:00pm
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AFS: Study Abroad and the Art of Thai Massage Learn the art of Thai massage and how you can explore the world while still in high school! Two former AFS exchange students will be sharing about their high school study abroad experiences in Thailand. AFS is a leader in intercultural learning and offers international exchange programs in more than 40 countries around the world. Come join us for an adventure! Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 12:15pm - 1:00pm
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Tomato War: Fight, Fight, Fight!The highpoint of the Tomatina is a sticky food fight that attracts thousands of visitors dressed in their worst clothes. No one in range of the combatants is spared: foreigners & photographers are prized targets! Come and watch the world’s biggest food fight, one of the 100 things you must do before you die! Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 10:15am - 11:00am
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Russian Theater at the UOHave fun learning Russian by taking the “Russian through Theater” class offered by REEES, the UO’s Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Program. Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 11:15am - 12:00pm
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Kundalini YogaCome and learn basic Kundalini Yoga techniques including asanas (postures), pranayams (breathing exercises) and mantras to relax and rejuvenate. We will learn some basic stretches and exercises to re-energize and calm the mind as well as basic meditation techniques that you can use in your daily life to feel less stressed. Come with an open mind and comfortable clothes that you can move in. Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 2:15pm - 3:00pm
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Mardi Gras: Urban and Rural Traditions This presentation given primarily in English with some examples in French focuses on the differences between urban and rural Mardi Gras traditions in Louisiana. Students of French, French teachers, and those interested in the francophone world will enjoy this session. Venez célébrer la Louisiane ! Location: EMU Ben Linder Forum
Presentation Time: 9:15am - 10:00am
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Languages of OregonLearn more about the Native American languages spoken in your state. The part of the world that is now Oregon has a great diversity of Native American languages and dialects; in present-day Oregon at the time European Americans first arrived, it is estimated that 18-25 languages were spoken, and many of these languages had multiple dialects. We will explore these languages, looking at sound systems and pronunciation, how words and sentences are formed, and revitalization and teaching programs across the state. Location: EMU Metolius/Owyhee
Presentation Time: 10:15am-10:40am
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