Mr. White will also be available on Friday, March 15, from 9:00 a.m. – noon for individual appointments with faculty and students. If you are interested in scheduling a time to meet with him on Friday, please call Lisa Alcon in the Isabella Cannon Centre at 278-6700.

Currently the president of the Center for International Policy, Mr. White’s international experience dates to 1955 when he worked at the State Department as an international economist. Since that time, he has worked with American embassies and consulates in Hong Kong, Canada, Ecuador, Columbia, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Paraguay. In the late 1960s, he acted as the Peace Corps director for Latin America. His other experience includes work with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, with the International Center for Development Policy and with Simmons College as Professor of International Relations.

We look forward to Mr. White’s visit. Please call the Isabella Cannon Centre with any questions or to set up a Friday appointment.

He will also give a presentation about economic, labor and social asymmetries in Central America in Moseley 215 on Monday, April 29, from 4 to 5 p.m. A question-and-answer-session will follow. Please attend and encourage your students to come. He will also be available for a few individual appointments on Wednesday, May 1. If you would like to set up an appointment or have any questions, please call the Isabella Cannon Centre at 278-6700 for more information.

CIDH is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean through research, policy analysis and education. Elon students will study at CIDH beginning in the fall with Elon’s new semester program in Costa Rica.

Dr. Nowalski holds a Ph.D. in labor issues and Social Security from the London School of Economics as well as degrees in industrial relations, public administration of the social state and economics. He is a university professor and a labor consultant for public and private business groups.

WINTER TERM STUDY ABROAD

Openings still exist for Winter Term 2003 Study Abroad courses. Come apply now for:

Aboriginal Australia

Australian Film Studies

Cafe Europa: A Study of Poland and Hungary

Culture and Service in Guatemala

DOMESTIC WINTER TERM TRAVEL/STUDY COURSES

The Isabella Cannon Centre is now taking applications for the domestic Winter Term 2003 courses. These include :

Canoeing and Literature in the Everglades (Application and deposit deadline October 29)

African Art in Washington, D.C. (Application and deposit deadline November 15)

The Business of NASCAR (Application and deposit deadline November 15)

Women in Sport (Application and deposit deadline November 15)

Please contact the Centre at x6700 if you have any questions.

E-mail Emma Sanders (see link below) with “Add to List” in the subject line.

Come today to Carlton 1st Floor and pick up information and an application.

FOUR SUMMER PROGRAMS:

Russia: Facing the 21st Century (4 credit hours – GST Seminar or Political Science credit)

London, England: GST Seminar course and Theater course (8 credit hours)

Nice, France: Language and Culture (8 credit hours – no prior language experience necessary, 110 recommended)

Sicily, Italy: Language and Culture (8 credit hours – no prior language experience necessary)

Simply send and e-mail to esanders@elon.edu with “add to list” in the subject line.