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International Studies On-Air	Videos
As part of the Center for International Studies outreach initiative, Associate Director Ji-Yeung Jang hosts the ‘Conversations from Studio B’ radio show once a month during which students, staff and faculty discuss a variety of international issues and events. This show is aired on WOUB 1340AM and online at WOUB.org on the second Sunday of every month at 1:30pm and again on the following Thursday at 9:00am. You can also listen to our most recent shows by following the links below. Have an idea for a show topic? Contact Ji-Yeung at jang@ohio.edu
2011 Radio Shows African Women Transforming Africa (May 2011) Exit Interview (April 2011) Transformation chage through African Student Union Revolutions in North Africa (May 2011) ICC Influence on African Conflicts (April 2011) Colorectal Cancer: The Situation in Africa and USA (March 2011) Cote d' Ivoire Crisis (February 2011) Is Southern Sudan Referendum a time bomb2? (Jan 2011) 2010 Is Southern Sudan Referendum a time bomb1? (Dec 2010) Child Soldiers in Africa (Nov 2010) Focus on Botswana with President Mogae (Oct 2010) Bokamoso Leadership Forum (Feb 2010) The Haiti Earthquake 1 (Feb 2010) The Haiti Earthquake 2 (Feb 2010) Americans living Abroad (Jan 2010) 2009 and Before Green Revolution in East Africa (11/02) Somalia Today (10/09) International student Services at OU (9/09) Pakistan Today (7/09) South Africa Today (6/09) Education abroad (6/09) Zimbabwe Today (5/09) United Campus Ministry Delegation to Venezuela (4/09) Talking about Algeria (4/09) Election Violence in Nigeria (12/08) Ghana Today (11/08) Hispanic Heritage Month (10/08) Georgian Conflict (9/08) Local Activism (8/08) Contemporary Vietnam (7/08) The Kenyan Crisis (6/08) Human Rights in Venezuela (5/08) China and the 2008 Summer Olympics (4/08) Fidel Casto Steps Down (3/08) International Recruiting at Ohio University (2/08) Experiences in the Peace Corps (1/08) Uploading Africa (12/07) Demonstrations in Burma (11/07)
International Studies in the News
2011 News Stories 'Voice of the Comoros' tour includes free OHIO Concert OHIO Celebrates Arrival of The Tun Abdul Razak Chair Students to Assist with Tsunami Relief in Japan New Partnership Broadens Study Abroad Options African University College of Communications joins OU in international agreement Walters cut ribbon for International Center opening Glidden Visiting Professor speech part of African Cultural Week African Cultural Week celebrates the power of transformational contributions African soccer coaches to teach area youth this summer East Timor ambassador to speak Friday OU showcases Asian culture, history Aza Traditional and Contemporary African Music and Dance ALA convenes on OU campus Students collect cell phones to help Congo Africa symposium to dispel myth of euro centrism in world sports Walter International Education Center to facilitate international community OHIO professor sheds light on African burial ground beneath Manhattan Visiting professor lends international insight to School of Nursing Sudan professor involved in separation vote South Sudanese official to lecture on birth of new African nation Stephanie Alleyne fights diabetes with online play South Africa program augments study abroad locations, options 2010 GLC students spend intersession in Vietnam President McDavis Ghana Visit Obama beckons recent OU grad back to U.S. for African leadership forum An Alumni story is published on The Columbus Dispatch National conference highlights work of noted Muslim teacher A Tree Grows in Panama 2009 and Before OU conference to honor life of Sudanese reformer Saving the rainforest -- one person at a time New assistant director to expand African child project at OU Teacher workshop aims to integrate Islam Indonesia's Violent Orthodoxy International Studies center director named International week: Technology allows for a 'multi-dimensional' approach to crisis in Darfur Birth in a nation - African hospital founder describes conditions Drumming up some rhythms - Weekly drum circles spice Speaker to address African health struggles African health research, efforts in spotlight OU historians examine track record of ‘truth’ commissions World drumming party a hit Drum to a calmer, more connected self Drumming parties move outdoors for spring A glimpse into Southeast Asia Malaysia donates $1 million for Razak Chair Malaysian government funds OU partnership Southeast Asian Studies celebrates 40 years Latin Americanist Conference is Saturday Castro’s departure offers timely focus for Cuban scholar’s appearance at OU confab 2008 ‘hero’ wages war on bogus drugs Day-care in South Africa survives with help from Athens club OU to welcome annual Sports in Africa conference to campus Ghanian ex-ambassador urges students to learn more about Africa Examining the power of sports - Conference to explore how sports, media can assist Africa Former Ghanaian ambassador on campus Feb. 15