Past Voyage's
Club Events (2006)
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VOYAGER'S CLUB - 2007
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Council Members and guests will be invited to
get together monthly for dinner and discussion with a
special guest speaker. Join us for lively conversation as we
enjoy international cuisine in our community.
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May 24, 2007 - "Slavery in Darfur" by Cindy
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WHEN
Thursday, May 24, 2007, 6:30 PM
WHERE
*The
event will be held in a private home in Charlotte . Details
will be provided upon receipt of reservation.
SPEAKER
Cindy Castano
RESERVATIONS
Cost: $25 for members and $35 for
non-members.
Please
RSVP to
704.687.7762 or email Rebecca at
rvincent@worldaffairscharlotte.org.
*Please note that
Voyager’s Club meetings are always open to Magellan
Society members!
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February
22, 2007 - U.S. Public Diplomacy in the Arab World: Student Perceptions of Radio
‘Sawa’ and Television ‘Alhurra'
(Source:
www.nvtc.org)
WHEN
Thursday, February 22, 2007,
6:00 PM
WHERE
*Directions will be provided
once reservations are made
SPEAKER
Dr. Mohammed El-Nawawy, Assistant Professor and Knight-Crane
Chair of Communication
(Queens University)
RESERVATIONS
Cost: $25 for members and $35 for
non-members. Includes dinner and program. To make a reservation, please call 704-687-4485.
Please
RSVP to
704.687.7762 or email Rebecca at
rvincent@worldaffairscharlotte.org.
*Please note that
Voyager’s Club meetings are always open to Magellan
Society members!
SUMMARY
Dr. Mohammed El-Nawawy, Assistant Professor and
Knight-Crane Chair of Communication at Queens
University, will be joining the Voyagers Club on
February 22 for a discussion of “U.S. Public
Diplomacy in the Arab World: Student Perceptions of
Radio ‘Sawa’ and Television ‘Alhurra’.” Dr. El-Nawawy
will discuss the use and effectiveness of
U.S.-sponsored media as a means of public
diplomacy. Radio “Sawa” and “Alhurra” TV are both
Arabic-language stations funded by the Congress that
attempt to reach the youth of the Arab world. Dr.
El-Nawawy will look at the results of a recent
survey of college students from five Arab countries
about their perceptions of the credibility of
U.S.-sponsored media.
MENU
Grilled Chicken Breasts with Choice of Raita
or Harissa Sauce
Couscous with Herb Roasted Veggies
Dried Fruit Medley with Honey Orange Sauce
Pita Bread
Baklava
Pomegranate Tea
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