CONTESTED TAIWAN: Book Talk | 國立台灣大學南樂教授
Explore Taiwan’s contested statehood & current political landscape
Talk by Dr. Lev Nachman
Assistant Professor, The Graduate Institute of National Development at National Taiwan University
Events only open to the campus community
Taiwan Week: SIP OF TAIWAN: TEA TASTING
SIP OF TAIWAN: TEA TASTING | 台灣茶品茶會
Stories & Flavors of Taiwan Tea
Presented by Shiuwen Tai and Noah from Floating Leaves Tea in Seattle
2025 Taiwan Week: VOICES OF HERITAGE
VOICES OF HERITAGE | 台灣南澳碧候國小合唱團
Performance & Reception
Songs performed by the 12 Indigenous Children’s Choir members from the Biho Elementary School, Nan’ao, Taiwan
Introduction by Dr. Huiyu Lin, University of Washington Tacoma, Taiwan Studies, University of Washington
Hispanic Heritage Month lunch music by Mariachi Monarchs
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage month, Mariachi Monarcas will perform in Marshall Hall during lunch. Experience the infectious rhythms and vibrant energy of Mexico with Mariachi Monarcas.As a Latin Band, Mariachi Band, Acoustic Band, World Music Band, and Wedding Band, we offer a diverse range of music for their audiences, with a strong sense of discipline and passion for Mexican music, they strive to deliver an unforgettable experience that will have audiences dancing.
Study Abroad 101
Learn about the process of studying abroad as a Puget Sound student. Hear from International Programs staff as well as Puget Sound student, Molly Haag, who studied abroad in Prague in the Fall of 2024!
SOAN Culture & Society
Building Blocks: A Data-Driven New Perspective on the Gulf Migration System
In this presentation, Professor Andrew Gardner reveals and discusses new quantitative data his team collected in Qatar over the last year. The findings highlight significant changes in the migrant experience and suggest revisions to the way Gulf migrants are portrayed in the global public sphere.
Speaker:
Professor Andrew Gardner
Date & Time:
Sept. 25 @ 4 p.m. Murray Boardroom 106/108
Campus Electronic Recycling Event
Technology Services is excited to offer a convenient electronic waste collection event for the campus community as part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025. This is a great opportunity to responsibly and securely recycle old electronics, whether personal or departmental.
Type of items accepted
Your To-Do List for Getting Rid of a Device
Are you getting rid of an electronic device like an old smartphone or laptop? Add a few easy items on your to-do list before disposing of it so you can have confidence that you are doing it safely, securely, and sustainably.
This event is part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. To learn about other activities promoting security awareness during October, please visit pugetsound.edu/CAM2025.
Be a Data Hero! Tips on Using Campus Systems
As faculty and staff members, we each have a responsibility to safeguard institutional data. One of the easiest ways to keep data secure is to use university approved systems. Not sure what systems are available? We’ll provide an overview and specific tips on managing access.
This event is part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. To learn about other activities promoting security awareness during October, please visit pugetsound.edu/CAM2025.
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