Upcoming EAP Outreach Events
There are no highlighted outreach events at this time. For a full list of EAP events please visit our calendar of events.
School Teachers' ResourcesAdventures in Chinese Culture: The Monkey King’s Guide The Adventures of the Monkey King: A Beijing Opera
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| September 29: |
Kulp Auditorium, Ithaca H.S. Performance for 3rd and 6th graders Sponsored by Cornell East Asia Program & the Freeman Foundation |
| October 5: |
Canton, NY Performance sponsored by St. Lawrence University |
| October 21: |
The University School, Cleveland Sponsored by the Twentieth Century Club |
| November 1: |
Bodine H.S., Philadelphia Sponsored by the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia & U. of Pennsylvania Center for East Asian Studies |
| November 4 & 5: |
The Boulton Center, Bay Shore, Long Island 4 performances sponsored by the Boulton Center |
| November 8: |
The Performing Arts Center, Purchase College 2 performances sponsored by the Performing Arts Center |
| November 10: |
CUNY Lehman Center, Bronx, NY 2 performances sponsored by the Lehman Center |
Teacher Training Workshops
| Ithaca, NY September 29, 10:15AM |
Adventures in Chinese Culture: A Teacher's Introduction The East Asia Program will host an afternoon workshop for elementary and middle school teachers introducing them to our new web-based curriculum on Chinese culture for 3rd and 6th grades, Adventures in Chinese Culture: The Monkey King’s Guide. The workshop will be led by Julie Kulik, one of the authors of the curriculum, and Todd Crawford, social studies teacher at Boynton Middle School in Ithaca. Sponsored by the East Asia Program and the Freeman Foundation. For info: East_Asia3@cornell.edu; 607-255-8366 |
| Rochester, NY October 25, 2:00PM |
Beijing Opera: Tradition, Techniques & Characters Ghaffar Pourazar and members of the company will lead a workshop that introduces the history of Beijing Opera, and demonstrates its musical forms, theatrical techniques, and the four main character types of the drama. The workshop will be held on October 25 at 2 pm in the Todd Theatre on the University of Rochester campus. It is open to all K-12 teachers, as well as students at the U. of Rochester and the Eastman School of Music. Sponsored by the Cornell East Asia Program, Eastman School of Music, and the U. of Rochester International Theater Program. The workshop is free, but you must preregister by emailing: TCNoonan@aol.com. For info: East_Asia3@cornell.edu; 607-255-8366 |
| Philadelphia, PA October 31, 2:00 PM |
Beijing Opera: Tradition, Techniques & Characters Ghaffar Pourazar and members of the company will lead a workshop that introduces the history of Beijing Opera, and demonstrates its musical forms, theatrical techniques, and the four main character types of the drama. Sponsored by the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. For info: 215-561-4700, http://www.wacphila.org |