TOP 10 U m cultural programs in Michigan

The University of Michigan Nam Center for Korean Studies, located at 500 Church Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a hub for promoting social, political, cultural, and economic understanding of Korea within the U-M community and beyond. The center offers support for students and faculty, as well as engaging public programming to enhance resources devoted to Korean studies. One of the center's signature events is the U-M Festival of Asian Music, which showcases traditional Asian music, art, theater, and visual spectacle. The Nam Center for Korean Studies aims to navigate exclusion in a divided world and foster a deeper appreciation for Korean culture. Your support is crucial in helping the center achieve its mission.

The University of Michigan Studies Center, located at 500 Church Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a leading institution for Africa-related education, research, and training activities on campus. Established in 2008, the center serves as a hub for the university's various initiatives in the sciences, arts, humanities, social sciences, engineering, and medicine related to Africa. The center provides strategic guidance and coordination for academic collaboration and student engagement in Africa, and promotes opportunities for partnerships with African institutions. It is organized around five primary research initiatives, including African Heritage and Humanities, African Social Research, Ethiopia-Michigan Collaborative Consortium, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics in Africa, and the U-M African Presidential Scholars Program.

The University of Michigan International Center, located at 515 East Jefferson Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a hub of global learning and cultural exchange. As part of one of the top research universities in the United States, the International Center provides support and resources for students, scholars, and faculty from around the world. From immigration advising to cross-cultural programming, the center fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment for international members of the university community. With a focus on promoting diversity and intercultural understanding, the University of Michigan International Center plays a vital role in shaping a truly global campus experience.

The University of Michigan Center for Educational Outreach (CEO) is located at 1214 South University Avenue in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As part of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, CEO serves as the university's K-12 Outreach Hub, working to increase the capacity and effectiveness of U-M faculty, staff, and student groups in educational outreach. The institution partners with schools, colleges, and organizations to provide programs that inform, engage, and inspire a diverse community of scholars. CEO supports the state of Michigan through school-based services, public engagement activities, and outreach professional networks. The institution offers federally-funded initiatives to support high schools and promote a college-going culture in underserved communities. Through free consulting services and community of practice events, CEO strives to address educational inequities and increase opportunities for students.

The Department of World Performance Studies at the University of Michigan, located at 1080 South University Avenue in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a hub for exploring traditional and innovative forms of performance from around the globe. The department hosts events like the U-M Festival of Asian Music, which attracts over 1000 attendees and showcases the rich diversity of Asian music, art, and theater. Renowned instructor T. Ayo Alston from Chicago's Ayodele Drum & Dance will be teaching West African Drum & Dance during Winter 2024, offering students a unique opportunity to learn about the techniques, terminology, and histories of both drumming and dancing traditions.

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