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SUMMARY:Closer to the Moon
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nPlaza of the Americas\n  \nCES Film Festival – Capturing Communism: The Cold War on Film\n  \nA Romanian police officer teams up with a small crew of old friends from WWII Jewish Resistance to pull off a heist by convincing everyone at the scene of the crime that they are only filming a movie. Based on a true story. Check out the trailer.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/closer-to-the-moon/
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SUMMARY:Conversations on Europe Virtual Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nTurlington 3310\n  \nConversations on Europe Virtual Roundtable: Gilet Jaunes in France: Understanding the Yellow Vests Movement\n\n  \nSheri Berman\, Barnard College; Cole Stang\, freelance Paris journalist\, Celia Belin\, Brookings Institutions\, and Jae-Jae Spoon\, University of Pittsburgh\n  \nThe gilets jaunes\, or yellow vests\, are members of a grassroots political movement that began in France in October 2018 with widespread protests disrupting travel for months. During this session\, our panel of experts will not only discuss who the gilets jaunes are and what they are demanding\, but also the larger context of French street protests\, European politics\, and the role of digital activism in organizing the movement. Audience participation is encouraged. To participate remotely\, contact irm24@pitt.edu. Hosted by the University of Pittsburgh European Studies Center Lunch provided.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/conversations-on-europe-virtual-roundtable-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190918T160000
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SUMMARY:Telling Your Story: Communicating Study Abroad as Career Skills
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nUF Career Connections Center\, Innovation Room\, Reitz Union\n  \nBrief Intro\n  \nCalling all students who have studied abroad or are thinking about studying abroad! Join the Center for European Studies\, UF Career Connections Center\, and Beyond 120 for a conversation on communicating your study abroad skills to future employers and graduate schools. Learn how to articulate the skills learned while abroad into interview responses.\n  \nCES\, CCC\, and Beyond 120 will be joined by Katie Tuell from E&J Gallo\, an international wine and alcoholic beverage brand\, to provide a unique employer perspective on communicating your international experience.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/telling-your-story-communicating-study-abroad-as-career-skills/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190919T170000
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SUMMARY:Peeking Behind the Curtain: Political Theater of Russian Education Reforms
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nKeene-Flint 005\n  \nBrief Intro\n  \nElena Aydarova\, Auburn University\n  \nRussia is often described as an authoritarian country under President Putin’s control. Yet this perception obscures policy activities of those who work under the shadows of powerful leaders and public institutions. Focusing on a recent wave of educational reforms in Russia\, Aydarova will share a story of how a small group of Russian academics orchestrated  a set of reforms using the President and the Ministry of Education as the mouthpieces to justify their pursuits. The transformations pursued\, however\, capture the inner-workings of authoritarianism not only in the way that reforms are introduced but also in the futures that they seek to engineer. Drawing on the work of an obscure Soviet philosopher Shchedrovitsky\, Russian reformers reoriented the country’s educational system away from its commitments to equity towards service to the corporate sector. While some aspects of this story are uniquely Russian\, reformers’ positions in global policy networks demonstrate the relevance of this account for other parts of the world.\n  \nWith support from the College of Education and Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/peeking-behind-the-curtain-political-theater-of-russian-education-reforms/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190924T130000
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SUMMARY:Trapping The Andre in the Poetics of Past and Present
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nTurlington 3310\n  \nCES Lunchtime Symposium\n  \nJeremy Frusco\, Ph.D. candidate in Music History and Literature\n  \nIt began as a joke among friends. The André\, a cover artist whose identity remains a mystery\, recalled in a 2018 interview that “I became aware of trap music and I thought that it was perhaps the furthest possible thing from [Italian singer-songwriter Fabrizio De André’s] poetics\, and I thought what operation (could be) more dystonic than to put the two together?” While The André intended for a comical and incongruous distinction between the singer-songwritertradition and contemporary trap music\, he instead touched upon a surprising kinship. While The André’s vocabulary of humor and mimicry seems at first to soften the political edge of these genres and styles\, further inspection reveals its place within a larger postcolonial discourse of the 21stcentury.\n  \nMr. Frusco’s research examines the interdisciplinary dimensions of popular music\, particularly rap\, and how contemporary artists use their platform to participate in critical discourses on identity\, race\, and belonging.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/trapping-the-andre-in-the-poetics-of-past-and-present/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190925T130000
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SUMMARY:Fall Study Abroad Fair
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nReitz Union North Lawn\n\n  \nBrief Intro\n  \nVisit the UF in Brussels and UF in Prague tables at the UF International Center Fall Study Abroad Fair on Wednesday\, September 25. \n\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/fall-study-abroad-fair/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190930T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190930T140000
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SUMMARY:Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR)
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nOak Hammock\n  \nEurope Today: Social and Political Perspectives of a Changing Europe\n\n  \nThe Migrant Crisis and the Far-Right in Germany: Causes and Consequences\nHannah Alarian\nUF\, Political Science\n  \nWhat did the migrant crisis mean for Germany? This lecture explores this questions from the perspective of migrants\, refugees\, and German citizens. In doing so\, we consider the lasting consequences of the crisis on the future of German politics and policy.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/institute-for-learning-in-retirement-ilr-6/
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