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What is Interdependence?

Thursday, 20 September, 2012

Interdependence Day is upon us. Thursday, Sept. 20, is the date selected for the University’s event on Interdependence. This event brings students, staff and faculty together to discuss the meaning of Interdependence. You are invited to join a panel of local as well as global citizens; international students and study abroad returnees; as they share their perspectives and experiences on interdependence. This event hopes to “bring the peoples of the world closer together, to transcend hatred, bias, and resentment, and turn our energies to devising ways in which we can coexist creatively and collaboratively; We must narrow the widening gap between rich and poor, and the vast cultural, religious, economic, and political differences among us.” For more information, click here.

When: Thursday, Sept. 20

Where: Heritage Room, Weinberg Memorial Library

Topic: What is Interdependence?

Panelists: Carlyn Ball, Sarah Aluris, Alex Nafranowicz, Saleh Almubdel, Killian Ankers, Kim Young Hee & Theresa Piranio

Event is free, Registration necessary. For more information and to RSVP, click here.

Contact:

Jen Pennington

Phone: 570-941-6645
Website: Click to Visit

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Weinberg Memorial Library, Heritage Room (5th floor)

300 Monroe Avenue
 Scranton, PA 18510