This exhibition was held April 25 - June 9, 2003.
For more information about the exhibition and accompanying conference, please visit
the website.
"Largest Non-fuel Deposits of Azerbaijan: Basic Information for Potential Investors."
Dr. Ibrahim Murtuzayev, Institute of Mineral Resources, Azerbaijan Republic.
12:00 to 1:00, 318 Bailey Hall, sponsored by CREES
"Instability in the Ferghana Valley."
Major Matt Dimmick, Eurasian FAO and MA REES candidate, KU.
12:00 to 1:00, 318 Bailey Hall, sponsored by CREES
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Events
Art in Depth at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Sign up now for a new series of art history courses and seminars for adults by calling 816.751.1ART. Enrollment is for the series only; no individual lecture enrollments accepted. Art in Depth programs take place in the Ford Learning Center Training Room and in the Museum Galleries.
Traveling the Silk Roads
1-2:30 p.m. Saturdays, March 5 & 12, 2005
Instructor: Assistant Curator Jason Steuber $24/$36 Limit 40, R! Active from ancient times, the Silk Roads linked China with both the
East and West as images and ideas traveled along these trade routes.
This two-part course by Assistant Curator Jason Steuber examines the
development and spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads as it relates to
the Museum's renowned Asian collections. The first session lays a
historical foundation for a subsequent exploration of the collection
reinstallation, The Glory of the Law: Treasures of Early Chinese
Buddhist Sculpture. Through lectures and gallery tours, participants
will learn about the traditions and innovations that transformed Chinese
culture during the 5th through 11th centuries. Course syllabus and
suggested readings list will be provided prior to the first session.
Reservations at: 816.751.1ART.
"Central Asia in International Relations."
Kemal Babajanov, Junior Faculty Development Scholar, Assistant Professor, Turkmen State University.
12:00 to 1:00, 318 Bailey Hall, sponsored by CREES
Piano Recital by Ms. Maya Tuylieva, a Visiting Music Scholar from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
7:30 pm Swarthout Auditorium, Murphy Hall, sponsored by CREES
Tibetan Sacred Art by Jamyong Singye, expert in Thangka Painting
Jamyong Singye will be giving a lecture in the Pine Room at the KS Union from 4:00-5:00 pm. He is recognized as a master of Thangka Painting which he teaches throughout the world.
"Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and the Role of UNOMIG." Major Ray Hackler, Special Forces, 2005-06 REES MA Candidate.
Public Lecture by Professor Volodymyr Dubovyk, Department of International Relations, Institute of Social Sciences, Odesa National University, Ukraine, on "Black and Caspian Sea Security: Threats versus Oppurtunities".
"Stream Assessment in Mongolia-a 24 Day Camping Adventure." Debbie Baker,
Central Plains Center for BioAssessment.
International Education Week at KU: Visit Mongolia, Kyrgystan and Azerbaijan over Breakfast.
"The Development of the Uzbek Armed Forces." Major Joe Gross, Foreign Area Officer, US Army, REES MA Student.
Outreach K-14. The Silk Road Presentation at Indian Creek Elementary, Kansas City, MO.
Outreach K-14. N. Isgandarova's Presentation about Azerbaijan at the South Junior High School in Lawrence, KS.
Outreach K-14. N. Azim Bayzoev's Presentation about Tajikistan at Olathe North High School.
Outreach K-14. N. 800th Anniversary of the Founding of the Mongol Empire. A Workshop "Mongols Forging a Bridge of Trade and Knowledge between Asia and Europe" at Lawrence, KS.
CREES Roundtable Discussion Series - Cental Asia/Caucasus at Lawrence, KS.
Outreach K-14. Five Mongolian Lesson Plans for the Website.
“Turkmenistan-Ground-Level Perspective.” Matthew Stein, former Peace Corps and REES MA Candidate.
12:00 to 1:00 PM, 318 Bailey Hall.
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