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With a Grant From the U.S. Department of Education, Marist College Presents Mid-Hudson International Career Day - Friday October 4, 2002 - 2PM - 5PM - Marist College - Student Center

 

Welcome!  This special event is designed to showcase various profiles in internationally oriented work, and to offer a personalized and unhurried setting in which to converse individually with a distinguished group of panelists and guest presenters. While discussions will be firmly focused on international and global perspectives, they may also dispel the notion that a global career automatically means expatriation or intensive travels. The guests featured in the program illustrate how business people, lawyers, nurses, activists, artists, doctors, programmers or other professionals expand their talents and their reach to meet the needs of the global community.

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PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

 

Please plan to arrive at the Theater by 1:45PM, as the panel will begin promptly at 2PM.

 

2:00 PM – 3:15PM

Panel Presentation , followed by Questions and Answers

Location: Nelly Goletti Theater,  3rd Floor, Marist Student Center

 

3:30PM – 5:00 PM

Information Forum with the Presenters and Panelists

Refreshments

Location: Student Center 349

 

GUEST PANELISTS:

 

Mr. Nigel ROBINSON

Vice President, HALO International, the leading humanitarian organization dedicated to landmine-clearing.

Has worked most recently in Angola, Cambodia  and Afghanistan.

 

Ms. Christiana de MURO

International Vice-President for Calvin Klein Apparel/WARNACO

Formerly Vice-President, Liz Clairborne Co. Has worked and lived in Brazil, France and Central America.

 

Mr. Normand LAUZON

Executive Secretary,United Nations Capital Development Fund  (UNCDF)

Formerly UNDP Deputy in Sudan, Burkina Faso, Morocco, the Ivory Coast; former Economic Adviser in Niger

 

Dr. Michael L. SHER

International  Corporate Law;  represented US clients in China, Western Europe and Japan

 Founding Director, Wihelm C.Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot.

 

Mr, Sean BARLOW

Creator and Producer, AFROPOP WORLDWIDE (Public Radio International)  hosted by Georges Collinet

World music journalist and producer of the Web resource www.afropop.org, and the Afropop e-Newsletter.

 

Dr. Cathey FALVO

Program Director, International and Public Health, New-York Medical College

Member of the Board and  representative to the UN for Physicians for Social Responsibility

 

Mrs. Marie José  MONTANEZ,

Asst. Principal, Nyack High School

Specializing in the educational needs of Haitian American children and programs of outreach abroad.

 

Captain Tiffany BURNS,

Admissions Officer, West Point Academy; US. Army. 

Served as Military Police Officer in South Korea.

 

 

HUDSON VALLEY GUESTS PRESENTERS

 

Mr. Geoffrey AUNG

High School activist and fundraiser for Amnesty International, and

Free Burma Coalition.  Poughkeepsie, NY

 

Dr. Catherine BOKOR

Linguist, translator,  and co-founder of Accurapid Translation Service, Poughkeepsie, NY

 

Ms. Eve FELDER.  

Assistant Dean of Advanced Cooking, Culinary Institute of America, former chef at “Chez Panisse” Berkeley,

world traveler, researcher on the historical connection between the culinary traditions and agricultural practices of different cultures.

 

Ms. Mary-Beth PFEIFFER

Project’s editor, Poughkeepsie Journal

Award-winning co-author of "From Poverty to the Green Valley",

a report on Mexican immigrants in the Hudson Valley.

 

Mr. David VIOLANTE 

Assistant Director of EMS for the Arlington Fire District, Poughkeepsie, NY

Volunteer for S.H.A.R.E International, an NGO helping hospitals in Kenya.

 
Mr. Dino QUINTERO

Project Leader, International Technical Support Organization, IBM,

Marist Alumnus.