Belmont University Center for International Business

The Center for International Business is proud to co-sponsor the following event with the Tennessee World Affairs Council: "Women at the Table: The Importance of Women's Voices in International Affairs"!

Wednesday, April 21st at 12pm

The panel will feature women whose experiences span across a variety of subjects and regions. Panelists will discuss the importance of women's voices in International affairs with

Those interested in attending the event can register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jVIdJkGuT1epW9H1MkSNkg?mc_cid=2cf5b0c5e5&mc_eid=3f00bbffb0

We look forward to seeing you!

Spring is here, and it's time to celebrate!

On April 7th at 7pm CT, Belmont is hosting the Sakura! Sakura! - Cherry Blossom Festival.

Belmont is hosting its own virtual event with beautiful music by Nozomi Takasu, a Calligraphic artistry workshop led by Dr. Christopher Born, and an informative conversation led by Dr. Cindy Bisson!

We hope to see you there!

Click the link here to join the virtual event:
https://belmontu.zoom.us/j/81953162574

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Interested in the latest research, projects, and conversations concerning Asian culture?

On April 8th, at 3:00pm CT, the Belmont Asian Studies program sponsors a session in the Belmont Undergraduate Research Symposium. Here, students come and present the findings of their independent research projects, listen to presentations of other students, and enjoy the conversations and exchanges between presenters and audience! We encourage students at Belmont to come to check out this incredible event!

This year presentations feature:

Poetry as Meditation: Buddhism, Daoism, Han Shan, and Wang Duan by Emily Hunt.

The Present Prerogative of PRC Propaganda Posters by Owen Burns.

Geisha Fashion and Culture: From East to West by Rhiannon Roberts.

A Woman’s Battle for Freedom in Modern Chinese History by Maribeth Peevy.

Free and Democratic Basic Order (자유민주적 기본질서) by Emily Vo.

If you are interested in attending the event, please click the zoom meeting link listed below:
https://belmontu.zoom.us/j/83863959258?pwd=SEZISFNtU0JUdGNRN09acTZwVW0zdz09
Meeting ID: 838 6395 9258
Passcode: 239807

We hope to see you there!

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On March 25th, at 5:30 pm CT, the Tennessee World Affairs Council and Center for International Business will be hosting "Working in the World of Diplomacy"!

Foreign Service Officer and Diplomat in Residence, Allen DuBose will make a presentation and take questions about entry to the Foreign Service, working as an American diplomat, and jobs at the State Department. The program is open to all – students, young professionals, and the public.

For more information on the event and to register, please click the link below!
https://www.tnwac.org/calendar/career-panel-diplomacy-us-foreign-service-state-dept-mar-25/?mc_cid=0d7f2a32f4&mc_eid=3f00bbffb0

Career Panel | Diplomacy, U.S. Foreign Service & State Dept. | Mar 25 - TNWAC Join TNWAC President Patrick Ryan in conversation with U.S. Foreign Service Officer Allen DuBose, Diplomat in Residence, to hear insights and perspectives on working in the world of diplomacy.