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The Claremont Colleges

 Lunch and Conversation

You are invited each Thursday to programs on global issues while you enjoy lunches featuring food from around the world.  This series provides a forum for international students and scholars to discuss issues they think should be brought to the community or that they themselves would like to learn about.  No reservations needed.  Lunch is free for students (meal cards accepted at the door for those students with meal plans).  Parking on campus is extremely limited; community members can call I-Place at 909-607-4571 or e-mail ipoffice@cmc.edu to arrange for free shuttle service from the east end of the Claremont Metrolink parking lot on 1st Street, east of College Avenue.

Fall 2009 Schedule

Please click here a printable Fall 2009 Lunch and Conversation Schedule

Where: McKenna Auditorium, CMC campus (next to I-Place)
When: Lunch from 11:45AM Program begins at 12:15PM

Lunch for Community Members: $6.00
Student meal cards appreciated toward cost of lunch, but not required.

For more information:  (909) 621-8344 or e-mail ipoffice@cmc.edu

Thursday, September 24 - Saul Sandoval Perea, Doctoral student in Politics and Policy, Claremont Graduate University, "Perceptions of Police in Mexico"

Thursday, October 1 - William Christian, Amargosa River Project Director, The Nature Conservancy of California, "Desert Energy and Climate Change"

Thursday, October 8 - Ashley Baugh, Claremont McKenna College '10, and Greer Donley, Claremont McKenna College '09, "Ending the Poverty Cycle: Maternal and Child Nutrition in Honduras"

Thursday, October 15 NO PROGRAM

Thursday, October 22 Paula Palmer, Director, Global Programs, School of Community and Global Health, Claremont Graduate University, (Celebrating United Nations Day) "Aftermath of the Indian Ocean Tsunami in Communities in India and Sri Lanka"

Thursday, October 29 - Afshin Khan, Pomona College '11, "Lost in 'facts' and figures; The Heard and Unheard Stories of Internally Displaced Pakistani People"

Thursday, November 5 - Chetan Ghate, Associate Professor, Indian Statistical Institute - Delhi Center, and Visiting Associate Professor, School of Politics and Economics, Claremont Graduate University, "India's Growth Turnaround"