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International Careers Week at OSU |
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Interested in working overseas? Studying a foreign language but don’t know how it can help you get a job? Not sure what you want to do? Learn more about these opportunities during International Careers Week May 12-16 in Hagerty and Postle Halls. There will be discussion groups geared toward international careers, recruiters from the CIA and a roundtable discussion of professionals who will share stories about using their foreign language skills every day. |
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African Studies Lecture Examines Archaeology and Urbanism in Atlantic Africa |
 Neil Norman, a residential doctoral fellow in Center for Historical Research at the Ohio State University, will present "Using Archaeology to Reconsider Urbanism in Atlantic Africa: Town and Country of the Hueda (Whydah) Kingdom, c. 1650-1727," from 12 noon - 1 p.m. Friday (5/16) in 122 Oxley Hall. The Center for African Studies Lunchtime Lecture Series presentation will address the emergence of densely settled urban palace complexes and rural countrysides on the West African coast. |
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East Asian Lecture Series features Japanese Shôjo manga romance comics |
 The East Asian Lecture Series: The History of Popular Culture in Japan features Dr. Deborah Shamoon discussing Shôjo manga, or romance comics for teenage girls, an extremely popular and prominent genre of comics in Japan. Shamoon examines the history of shôjo manga, from its origins in 1920s and 30s girls' magazines, to the "revolution" of women writers in the 1970s, to the present day on Friday (5/16) at 1:30 p.m. in 115 Mendenhall Lab. |
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