A Cultural Expo of the World

Mon., Apr. 7
4:30 pm

The E. Gregory Keating Global Health Lecture Series

Alumni Auditorium, Weiskotten Hall, 1st Floor, 766 Irving Avenue

A Whole Body Systems Model of Autism and Its Implications for Treatment and Research
Presented Dr. Martha Herbert, Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School and Pediatric Neurologist, Mass. General Hospital.

Free & open to the public

International Festival: A Taste of Different Cultures

Weiskotten Hall, 9th Floor Auditorium & Cafeteria, 766 Irving Avenue

Remarks by David R. Smith, MD, President, and Steven Scheinman, MD, Senior Vice President and Dean of the College of Medicine, SUNY Upstate Medical University

Entertainment, food and cultural exhibits from around the world.
Tickets to the International Film Festival will be raffled off for free.

Free and open to SUNY Upstate community.

Sponsored by SUNY Upstate's International Student Association, Office of
Diversity & Affirmative Action and the International Events Planning Subcommittee.

International Experiences of SUNY Upstate Students Abroad

Weiskotten Hall, 9th Floor Auditorium, 766 Irving Avenue

Light dinner will be served.

Global Translational Research at Upstate: Finding Answers to the World’s Health Problems

Weiskotten Hall, Medical Alumni Auditorium, 1st Floor

Challenges of Clinical Research in Africa
Presented by Rosemary Rochford, PhD,
Professor and Chair of Microbiology and Immunolog

Global Health Research and Emerging Diseases
Presented by Timothy Endy, MD,
MPH, Associate Professor of Medicine. Lunch will be served.
Sponsored by the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations

SU MayFest/After Dark International Festival

Indulge your senses for the arts on a global level.
Variety of arts from around the world will be performed.
Syracuse University, Grant Auditorium
Sponsored by the Lillian and Emanuel Slutzker Center for International Services,
Syracuse University

Syracuse International Film Festival

Tickets will be raffled at the 4/11 festival. For a complete schedule of
screenings and other film activities please visit www.upstate.edu/specialevents,
www.syrfilm.com or call 443-8826. Unless stated otherwise, all screenings are
$6 with student ID and $8 general admission.

World Cinema Celebration OPENING EVENT:

Red Like The Sky by Cristiano Bortone (Italy)
Thursday, May 1, 7:00 p.m.
Landmark Theatre, 362 S. Salina St., Downtown Syracuse

Film for the entire family.
Tickets: $6 for SUNY Upstate staff and students w/ ID;
$12 for seniors and (non-Upstate) students; $15 general admission.
Sponsored, in part, by SUNY Upstate Medical University