A Celebration in Honor of Lidia Tuttle

A celebration in honor of Lidia Tuttle

Sacred High City, Sacred Low City: A Tale of Religious Sites in Two Tokyo Neighborhoods

"Sacred High City, Sacred Low City: A Tale of Religious Sites in Two Tokyo Neighborhoods" Book Presentation by Steven Heine.

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The Three Worlds of Postwar American Politics

Lecture by Byron E. Shafer, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Study Abroad Fair

Office of Study Abroad: Study Abroad Fair

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Christian Spirituality and the Tradition of Thomas Merton

"Christian Spirituality and the Tradition of Thomas Merton"Lecture by James Finley, Ph.D. Co-sponsored by the Program in the Study of Spirituality and Religious Studies

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Embodied Spirituality in Three Dance Traditions

Embodied Spirituality in Three Dance Traditions with Andrea Seidel, Sponsored by Program in the Study of Spirituality.

Islamic Mysticism

with Dr. Nargis Ali Virani, The New School for Social Research, New York

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The Qur'an in Muslim Literary Memory: Secular, Religious, and Mystic

with Dr. Nargis Ali Virani, The New School for Social Research, New York

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White Collar Zen

Lecture with Dr. Steven Heine, FIUDr. Heine explores Zen in the corporate world, part of REL 3140 "Contemporary Global Spirituality."The event is free and open to the public.

Israel Today and the Arab Spring

Lecture by Ishmael Khaldi, Israeli Foreign Ministry

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Are You a Level-Six Leader?

Discussion with Dr. Modesto A. Maidique President Emeritus Maidique discussed the role of spirituality in leadership. Part of REL 3140, "Contemporary Global Spirituality." The event is free and open to the public.

The Journey of the Universe

"The Journey of the Universe" with John Grim, Bucknell University, Sarah Lawrence College. Sponsored by Program in the Study of Spirituality.

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Spriituality and Health

Lecture with Dr. Robert Dollinger College of Medicine dean Robert Dollinger, M.D., explores the connections between spirituality and health. Part of REL 3240, "Contemporary Global Spirituality." The event is free and open to the public.

Transatlantic Relations in Turbulent Times

Lecture by Ambassador João Vale de Almeida, Head of the European Union Delegation to the United States

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Yoga and Ayurveda

Lecture with Dr. Ram P. Agarwal. Dr. Ram P. Agarwal is research professor at the University of Miami's College fo Medicine; he wills hare his research into tradiitonal Indian medicine. Part of REL 3140, "Contemporary Global Spirituality." The event is free and open to the public

Informal Chat With U.S. Ambassador Miriam 'Mimi' Hughes

With FIU Career Services. Sponsored by Career Services and Student Government Association.

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Inconvenient Truths About Intelligence & Foreign Policy

Lecture by Robert Jervis, Columbia University

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Nationalism in a Globalized Europe

Conference and lecture by Alfredo Martinelli, University of Milan, Italy

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Spirituality in Hospital Care

Lecture with Rev. Guillermo Escalona The head of chaplaincy at Baptist Health Systems, Rev. Escalona will discuss the role of spirituality in the region's largest health care provider. Part of REL 3240, "Contemporary Global Spirituality." The event is free and open to the public

Restoring the Jordan: A Pathway to Peace

Lecture by Richard Stone, Former United States Senator from Florida

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Using Social Media in Academia

Luncheon Seminar, RSVP to gebelein@fiu.edu. Program is free and open to all faculty and staff.

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The Way of the Samurai Warrior

Lecture with Dr. Eric Messersmith.The Asian Studies Program's Dr. Messersmith will talk about the spirituality of the warrior path in traditional Japan. Part of REL 3140, "Contemporary Global Spirituality."The event is free and open to the public.

The Future of Venezuela's Political Landscape

Panel Discussion. Event is free and open to the public.

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American Veda

Reading with Phil GoldbergReading and book signing from "American Veda: From Emerson and the Beatles to Yoga and Meditation - How Indian Spirituality Changed the West."

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Chinese Speech Contest 2012

Chinese Speech Contest

Thinking about ObamaCare from Japan

Lecture by Takakazu Yamagishi, Nanzan University / Visiting Fellow at Georgetown University

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The Spirituality of the USMC Honor Code

with Brig. Gen. Juan G. AyalaThe Chief of Staff of Southcom, Gen. Ayala, will continue the discussion of the spirituality of the path of the warrior in the traditions of the U.S. Marine Corps. Part of REL 3140, "Contemporary Global Spirit...

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Second Annual Mahavir Jayanthi Lecture - John C. Cort

Prof. John C. Cort of Denison University, a leading scholar of Jainism, will speak on "Jain Art - Icons and Iconoclasts in Jainism." Reception with Jain refreshments follows the talk. Sponsored by Bhagwan Mahavir Professorship, Jain ...

Annual Good Friday Interfaith Breakfast

Dr. Hanice D. Willis, Wesleyan University at Coral Gables Congregational Church 3131 DeSoto Blvd, Coral Gables. Sponsored by Program in the Study of Spirituality

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Islam and Liberalism

A Panel Discussion featuring Mustafa Akyol. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 305-348-1792.

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Turkey and the Arab Spring

Graduate Student Colloquium featuring Mustafa Akyol. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 305-348-1792.

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Power in the Balance: Presidents, Parties and Legislatures in Peru and Beyond

Book Presentation by Barry S. Levitt.

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Partners for Prosperity, Partners for Peace: Britain and Latin America

with Hon. Ian Bond, CVO, Political Counsellor for the Foreign Security and Policy Group, British Embassy in Washington DC. The event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP by April 12 to calyc@fiu.edu

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European Identity: EU integration and external consequences

Lecture on "European Identity: EU integration and external consequences" by Dr. Markus Thiel, Assistant Professor, Politics & International Relations, FIU

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Miami Asia Summit 2012

Two-day event features internationally renowned experts, policy-makers, business professionals and media analysts and examines the new role of Asia in the Western Hemisphere.

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10th Annual South Florida Latin American and Caribbean Studies Student Conference

This year's conference, "Selfhood, Statehood, and Interstate Cooperation across the Americas" features interdisciplinary research

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Evening of Reflection & Recognition

Join us in Celebrating Xavier and Yolanda Torres. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 305-348-0629 or email Grace.Jutan@fiu.edu.

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The Enrique Hurtado de Mendoza Collection

An Exhibition of Books, Manuscripts and Genealogical Charts. Reception & Fundraiser on May 3, 2012 at Green Library, Florida International University. The Enrique Hurtado de Mendoza Collection is a unique research collection of thousands of books, handwritten and typed letters, photos and other primary documents relating to Cuba and Cuban genealogy, collected over four decades by Felix Enrique Hurtado de Mendoza.

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Multilevel Governance in Europe for FIU students

“EU/European history and the EU institutions” (only for FIU students)

The Importance of the European Union

Presentation of “The Importance of the European Union” to high schools students by diplomats

European Short Films

During European Week, the Miami-Florida European Union Center of Excellence and European Studies is partnering with Euro Channel Inc. for the European Short Film Festival. We will screen twenty seven European short films from May 7th to 11th at Florida International University.

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Immigration in the United States and Europe

Breakfast Seminar for Journalists: "Immigration in the United States and Europe" (by invitation only)

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MEUCE Recognition Award Ceremony - European Studies Certificates (FIU)

Every year, the Miami-Florida European Union Center of Excellence’s European Studies Program holds a Recognition and Award Ceremony for graduating seniors who in addition to have earning their bachelors have also worked towards the European Studies Certificate.

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European Film Screening: “Nous nous sommes tant hais”

(How we hated each other) which re-enacts the birth of the European Union

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Faculty Mentoring Workshop on Summer Planning

In this workshop we will lead you and your mentor/mentee in exercises to improve your work efficiency over the summer months.

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MEUCE European Union Educational Outreach Program in the HS

A representative from the Consulate General of France in Miami will make a presentation on the Importance of the European Union, to the students of John. A. Ferguson Senior High School.

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Pathways to Zen

MDC Lecture by Dr. Steven Heine: "Pathways to Zen" for the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

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K-12 Student Workshop: Global Outbreak

Workshop features simulations exercise and examines the impact of infectious diseases in Latin America and the Caribbean on US national security.

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Mambomanía: The Explosion of Cuban Popular Dance Styles in the 1940s and 1950s

Please join us for "Mambomanía: The Explosion of Cuban Popular Dance Styles in the 1940s and 1950s a lecture by Sarah Town.

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Teacher Training Workshop-Transcultural Pilgrim: Three Decades of Work by Jose Bedia

Workshop for Miami Dade county public school teachers focuses on the work of world-renowned Cuban artist, Jose Bedia.

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MEUCE European Union Educational Outreach Program in the HS

Hon. Gael de Maisonneuve, Consul General of France in Miami, will make a presentation on the Importance of the European Union, to the students of Hialeah Gardens High School.

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XVIII Inter-American Conference of Mayors and Local Authorities

The Institute for Public Management and Community Service is having their annual Inter-American Conference of Mayors and Local Authorities. This year's conference will focus on: "A New Local Agenda: Democracy, Economic Development, and Environmental Sustainability".

NCTA Summer Seminar 2012

Now accepting applications! For more information, please email asian@fiu.edu.

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Miami Art Museum: "Kimsooja: A Needle Woman"

On June 28, Miami Art Museum opens Kimsooja: A Needle Woman – a multi-channel video installation by Korean artist Kimsooja.

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The Spirits and the Law: Vodou and Power in Haiti

Lecture by Kate Ramsey, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, History, University of Miami. Part of LACC's 15th Annual Haitian Summer Institute Lecture Series. Part of the Miami Consortium for Latin American and Caribbean Studies Faculty Exchange Lecture Series. Co-sponsored by LACC and CLAS. Event is free and open to the public. Call LACC at (305)348-2894 for more information.

Cinema and Reality in Haiti

Lecture by Arnold Antonin, Film Director and Owner, Arnold Antonin Films, Haiti. Conducted in Haitian Creole. Part of LACC's 15th Annual Haitian Summer Institute Lecture Series. Sponsored by LACC. Event is free and open to the public. Call LACC at (305)348-2894 for more information.

Big Night in Little Haiti

Celebration of Haitian heritage and culture featuring live music, food, art and entertainment. All ages welcome. Free and open to the public. Part of LACC's 15th Annual Haitian Summer Institute. Presented by The Rhythm Foundation. Co-sponsored by the Knight Foundation and LACC. Call LACC at (305)2348-2894 for more information.

Presentation by Dr. Frank Mora

Dr. Mora is currently Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs. Dr. Mora has roots in our South Florida community; he is a 1993 graduate of the University of Miami's Graduate School of International Studies. His most recent academic appointment was as Professor at the National Defense University (2004-2009). He has an extensive publication record in Latin American foreign, economic and military policy with special emphasis on Cuba and Paraguay.

Hot Gingerbread: Cultural Significance of Port-au-Prince's Late-19th Cent. Architecture

Lecture by Olsen Jean Julien, Owner, Phenixience Architecture and Engineering and Manager, Smithsonian Haiti Cultural Recovery Center, Haiti. Conducted in Haitian Creole. Part of LACC's 15th Annual Haitian Summer Institute Lecture Series. Sponsored by LACC. Event is free and open to the public. Call LACC at (305)348-2894 for more information.

EMPA Information Session

For more information, visit EMPA.fiu.edu. Contact Mohamad Alkadry malkadry@fiu.edu or 305-348-4338

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SIPA Book&Books: The Great Anglo-Celtic Divide in the History of American Foreign Relations

Thomas A. Breslin will be at Books & Books giving a talk about his most recent book: "The Great Anglo-Celtic Divide in the History of American Foreign Relations"

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Haitian Dance and Storytelling

Master class in Haitian Dance and Folklore led by Louines Louinis and Lucrece Luisdohn Louinis and the Louines Louinis Haitian Dance Theater, Inc. Conducted in Haitian Creole. Part of LACC's 15th Annual Haitian Summer Institute Lecture Series. Sponsored by LACC. Event is free and open to the public. Call LACC at (305)348-2894 for more information.

SIPA Book&Books: The Politics of Disaster - Tracking the Impact of Hurricane Andrew

David K. Twigg will be at Books & Books giving a talk about his most recent book: "The Politics of Disaster: Tracking the Impact of Hurricane Andrew"

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SIPA Book&Books: Enforcement at the EPA - High Stakes and Hard Choices

Joel A. Mintz will be at Books & Books giving a talk about his most recent book: "Enforcement at the EPA: High Stakes and Hard Choices"

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EUCE: Job Fair (FIU)

The French American Chamber of Commerce of Florida is organizing a Job Fair. Job seekers will have the opportunity to meet local companies that are recruiting full time, part time employees and interns. Come prepared, dressed for success and bring plenty of resumes! Location: Conrad Miami Hotel - Espirito Santo Plaza - 1395 Brickell Avenue - Miami, FL 33131

EMPA Information Session and Breakfast

For more information, visit EMPA.fiu.edu. Contact Mohamad Alkadry malkadry@fiu.edu or 305-348-4338

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MEUCE; 2012 Think Transatlantic Contest Essay (FIU)

The Miami-Florida European Union Center of Excellence, the European Studies Program, the Politics and International Relations Department, the Modern Languages Department, in cooperation with the German Embassy in Washington D.C., the Consulate General of Germany in Miami, is pleased to announce its first annual contest essay on the German-USA transatlantic relations.

Film "Manufactured Landscapes"

Manufactured Landscapes is the striking new documentary on the world and work of renowned artist Edward Burtynsky. Burtynsky creates stunningly beautiful art from civilization’s materials and debris.

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EMPA Information Session and Lunch

For more information, visit EMPA.fiu.edu. Contact Mohamad Alkadry malkadry@fiu.edu or 305-348-4338

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SIPA Book&Books: European Identity and Culture

Rebecca Friedman and Markus Thiel will be at Books & Books giving a talk about their most recent book: "European Identity and Culture"

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Vaclav Havel’s Legacy of Freedom Celebrating Vaclav Havel’s Visit to FIU Ten Years Later

Join us as former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright remembers this remarkable statesman and humanitarian, Vavlac Havel.

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The Spirituality of Service

If courage is grace under fire, Marc Buoniconti ranks among the bravest men you’ll ever know. A 1985 spinal cord injury left him unable to move a muscle below his neck. Yet, each day he moves people; moves them to understand the tragedy of paralyzing SCI -- and to join him in finding its cure. The son of legendary All-Pro and Hall of Famer linebacker and former Miami Dolphin Nick Buoniconti serves as President for both, The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis and The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paraly

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What Underlies Weak States? The Role of Ethnic Fractionalization and Terrain Ruggedness

Seminar with Mehmet A. Ulubasoglu, Deakin University. Sponsored by the Department of Economics

Shia Islam and the Shia World

Lecture by Dr. Iqbal Akhtar, Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies in the Department of Religious Studies at FIU.

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"Iwami Kagura": Japanese Shinto Theatrical Dance Performance

"Iwami Kagura": Japanese Shinto Theatrical Dance Performance. U.S. Tour Event

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Students and Universities: Leading the Future of Development

Dr. Rajiv Shah serves as the 16th Administrator of USAID will give a lecture.

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MEUCE Roundtable: Gun Control: A transatlantic comparison between Europe and the USA (FIU)

Roundtable on “Gun Control: A transatlantic comparison between Europe and the USA” by European Consuls General and experts in Miami.

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The Nostalgic Present in Tanzanian Verbal Arts

Lecture by Dr. Aaron Rosenberg

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The U.S. Foreign Service: Behind the Scenes of American Diplomacy

Lecture by Nicolas Kralev followed by a book signing.

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University Press Publishing

Join us for a seminar on the challenges and opportunities in Universty Press publishing with Meredith Morris Babb, Director of University Press Publishing of Florida.

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"A Comparison of Foreign Language Teaching Methodologies and Policies in EU & Asia"

Linguistics symposium that will critically examine language teaching policies, methodologies, and trends in two regions of the world: Asia and the European Union.

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Legal and Political Culture

The cultural and structural changes occurred in Venezuela since 1999 have had a significant impact on the role and operation of political and legal institutions. This conference will examine those changes and transformations and will discuss them in light of the October 7 presidential elections, through the lens of different disciplines.

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Represent America to the World with the U.S. State Department of State Info Session

with Diplomat in Residence, Edward Loo

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Ethics in Government :Finding Your Moral Compass

A unique, non-partisan initiative and a great opportunity to learn and reflect on incorporating high morals and values in the classroom, work and home lives.

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Antidumping and the Death of Trade

Seminar with Tibor Besedes, Georgia Tech

The Latino Voter in the 2012 Presidential Election

Join the School of International and Public Affairs for a panel discussion addressing the results of an FIU/The Miami Herald/El Nuevo Herald poll of 2,000 likely Latino voters in the United States and an additional 1,000 in Florida.

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SIPA Book&Books: Black Social Movements in Latin America

Jean Muteba Rahier will be at Books & Books giving a talk about his most recent book: "Black Social Movements in Latin America"

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SAGGSA Workshop: Mixed Methods and New Sampling Techniques by Dr. Maria Aysa-Lystra

SAGGSA proudly presents this “Must See October Event”

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MEUCE Teacher Workshop: Euro Challenge Teacher Orientation 2013 (FIU)

A teacher orientation on the Euro Challenge Competition 2013 will take place at Florida International University. FIU faculty will answer high school teachers questions on the competition. FIU Faculty will give an introduction to the European Union, the Euro, and the European economy. A video conference with the Delegation of the European Commission in Washington D.C. will take place during the orientation.

JET Program "Follow-Up" MeetingJET Program "Follow-Up" Meeting

For those students especially interested in applying for the JET Program, please be sure to attend the follow-up session to learn more about this program and get insights on application procedures.

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Workers' Modern Day Slavery Museum

FIU Student Farm worker Alliance, in collaboration with RISEP, sponsors the Coalition of Immokalee Workers' Modern Day Slavery Museum at FIU Graham Center(GC) on Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012 at 11am-4pm.

Scientific Method and Psychic Phenomena

Wagner Allegretti was a co-founder of International Institute of Projectiology and Conscientiology (IIPC) in 1988 and the Miami Office in 1995. He became president of International Academy of Consciousness (IAC) in 2002 and has given hundreds of lectures around the world. His book, Retrocognition, is available in English, Spanish, Japanese and Portuguese.

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Spirituality in the Contemporary Church

A lifelong advocate of education and social justice, Archbishop Thomas Wenski will provide on October 24, 2012, a keynote on "Spirituality and the Contemporary Roman Catholic Church."

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Briefing on Internships, Jobs, and Global Fellowships and Scholarships

Join the School of International and Public Affairs for an informational briefing on internships, jobs, and global fellowships and scholarships.

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Border-Crossing and the Politics of Body Modification Among Puerto Rican Transgender Women

SAGGSA proudly presents this “Must See October Event”

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14th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture

14th Annual Eric E. Williams Memorial Lecture

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MEUCE: Miami Nice Jazz Festival - Oct. 26-28 (FIU)

The first Miami Nice Jazz Festival is a partnership between Sister Cities Nice, France and Miami, Florida, joining forces under the leadership of the festival’s founder and CEO, Philippe Pautesta-Herder.

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Iran, Israel and the United States: The Fateful Triangle and the Challenges Ahead

Join the School of International Relations in an upcoming Ruth K. and Shepard Broad Distinguished Lecture Series with Dr. Trita Parsi.

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Global Citizenship and Public Diplomacy

Lecture by Honorable Gustavo D. Martínez Pandiani, Deputy Consul General of Argentina in Miami

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France and the United States: At the Core of Innovation

Join the School of International and Public Affairs in a Ruth K. and Shepard Broad lecture with the French Ambassador to the United States.

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Race, Negrismo, and Rehabilitated Prostitutes

The Cuban Research Institute cordially invites you to "Race, Negrismo, and Rehabilitated Prostitutes: Self-Styled Revolutionaries and Unintended Dissidence in the Cuban Revolution". Lecture by Lillian Guerra

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Visions of Power in Cuba

The Cuban Research Institute cordially invites you to the book presentation: "Visions of Power in Cuba" by Lillian Guerra

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Jain Meditation

Learn the benefits and techniques of preksha meditation, part of the "Global Meditation" series.

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Conference Participation: What are the Benefits and Pitfalls?

SAGGSA & AADS SGA Collaborative Professional Development Series, presents: "Conference Participation: What are the Benefits and Pitfalls?" A Panel Discussion and Q & A by GSS Professors

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3rd Annual AADS Humanities Afternoon Afro-Homo: Norming Nation, Norming Sex

The last several years have seen escalating concerns in the global north (largely the US and EU) for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or otherwise non-normatively identified sexual minorities in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Acts of violence against queer individuals and communities now command global publicity.This one-day symposium brings together prominent scholars, writers, artists and activists from Africa, the Caribbean, and the African diaspora.

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FIU Intercultural Roundtable: Exploring the Workplace in China and the U.S.

Please join us for a video-linked intercultural discussion between FIU students at the MMC, BBC, and Tianjin, China campuses. The conversation will explore similarities and differences in workplace issues in China and the U.S, and will be moderated by Professor Jizhe Sun in Tianjin and Professor Mary Tanke. A light breakfast will be served.

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Dis-covery: Looking at the Carteles

The Cuban Research Institute invites you to Dis-covery: Looking at the Carteles a lecture by Alison Fraunhar

MetroForum Managing South Florida Cities in the Post-Great Recession Era

The Metropolitan Center, the School of International and Public Affairs and the College of Arts and Sciences in association with The American Society for Public Administration Gold Coast Chapter are hosting a MetroForum breakfast event, "Managing South Florida Cities in the Post-Great Recession Era."

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National Issues Forum: Americans' Role in the World

The National Issues Forums is a network of public forums organized around the country to discuss pressing public policy issues. This forum addresses the question: “What do emerging world powers, and threats such as climate change, mean for our relationship with other nations of the world?” Lunch will be served. Participants will receive a copy of a Kettering Foundation issue booklet.

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Second Annual Global Engagement Fair

The Global Engagement Fair is a showcase of FIU's involvement in research, teaching, and problem solving across cultures and around the world. Participants include the following: College of Medicine; College of Business Administration, Center for Labor Research and Studies; Office of Study Abroad; Department of Biological Sciences; Diplomat-in-Residence; Alternative Breaks; Students Offering Support.

Spiritual Entrepreneurship

Dipak Jain is one of the world's leading figures in business, entrepreneurship, marketing and management. He is dean of INSEAD-Paris, the top business school in Europe, and was formerly dean of the Kellogg School of Management, the topmost such school in the U.S. He is also Courtesy Professor of Jain Studies at FIU and was honored with an honorary doctorate at FIU's spring commencement. Under his leadership, we plan to launch an new initiative on "Spiritual Entrepreneurship."

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The U.K., E.U. and Iran: Historical and Contemporary Dynamics

Join the School of International and Public Affairs in a Ruth K. and Shepard Broad Distinguished Lecture on "The U.K., Europe and Iran: Historical and Contemporary Dynamics" with Dr. Edmund Herzig, Oxford University.

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Building Florida's Clean Energy Future through Conservation, Efficiency and Technology

Please join us for the first of four energy conferences sponsored by Florida Power & Light (FPL) Company in conjunction with the Global Energy Security Forum of the School for International and Public Affairs (SIPA) of FIU.

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The Spiritual Meaning of the Season's Lights - Chanukkah, Christmas, Diwali

An interfaith discussion with Rabbi Levi Friedman (FIU Chabad), Rev. Mary Tumpkin (Universal Truth Church, FIU religious studies alumna), and Daniella Vaclavik (FIU religious studies graduate student). Co-sponsor: Dept. of Religious Studies.

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NCTA Seminar 2012-13

This seminar is designed to give Florida K-12 teachers an introduction to the history and contemporary issues and problems of East Asia, a region whose dynamism and vibrancy is sure to make it an even larger part of the state of Florida and our children’s future. 30-hour seminar in 6 sessions

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SIPA Book&Books: Culture As Comfort

Sarah J. Mahler will be at Books & Books giving a talk about her most recent book: "Culture as Comfort"

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Sharing the Space between the Sea and the Jordan River

"Sharing the Space between the Sea and the Jordan River: A New Vision for Resolving the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict" lecture with Dan Goldenblatt, Co-Director, Israel Palestine Center for Research and Information (IPCRI)

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MEUCE Student Orientation: Euro Challenge Competition 2013 (FIU)

Students and teachers from 15 high schools will be attending this orientation. These schools will be participating in the Euro Challenge Competition 2013.

Save The Date: Classically Cuban Concert: Music for Martí

The Cuban Research Institute at FIU will be hosting its annual Classically Cuban concert on Sunday, December 9, 2012, at the Wertheim Performing Arts Center at FIU's Modesto Maidique Campus.

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Classically Cuban Concert: Music for Martí

The program presents music compiled and presented by independent scholar Emilio Cueto. It will feature compositions inspired by José Martí as well as pieces setting his texts to music.

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