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Pan American Days Workshops

Here are some workshops that will be held at Pan American days at UTPA this year.

Pan American Days 2006
April 3-7, 2006
Transformation in the Americas


Monday, April 3, 2006

Danse Adje, Haitian Dance Workshop
10:45 A.M. – Noon, HEP II 133, DANCE STUDIO
Class Sponsor:
Prof. Fred Darsow, Dance Program Coordinator
Department of Health and Kinesiology

“Corruption, Censorship and the El MaƱana Episode”
Noon - 1:00 P.M., JEFFERS THEATER
Dr. Gregory Selber, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication
Jorge Luis Sierra, Managing Editor of Rumbo
Pascal Beltran del Rio, Mexican Journalist

Danse Adje, Cuban Drum Workshop
1:45 P.M. - 2:30 P.M., FAB 119
Host: Dr. Mark Ramirez, Assistant Professor, Department of Music

Guadalajara Book Fair Presentation
2:30 P.M. - 3:00 P.M., SHARY ROOM
A photo presentation by George and Virginia Haynie Gause about their adventures in shopping at
Mexican Book Fairs for Latin American books, videos, and music

Cilantro y Perejil (Mexico)
3-5:00 P.M., SHARY ROOM, University Library
Pan American Film Series

“What is Happening in Venezuela?”
4:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M., CAS 341
Dr. Alfredo Angulo Rivas, Fulbright Scholar
Class Sponsor:
Dr. Guadalupe Cortina, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Humanities
Presentation will be in Spanish

Chicano and Mexican Folk Art Exhibit Opening Ceremony
5-7 P.M., LIBRARY LOBBY LIBRARY MEDIA COURTYARD
Artist: Ben Varela
Latin American Food Tasting
Performance by: UTPA Marimba Quartet

“Is it the End of Market Economics in Latin America?”
7-9 P.M., BA 110
Dr. Arturo Vasquez, Professor, Department of Management, Marketing and International Business
“The Informal Economy in the World: Figures and Trends”
Dr. Jose Nicolas Barragan, Director of International Accreditation Program
Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon

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