Campus plans to commemorate 9/11

Norma Steuerle,  a family therapist,  loving mother and wife, and a dedicated volunteer with her church and community, was among those who perished Sept. 11, 2001,  on American Airlines Flight 77, when it crashed into the Pentagon. She was  on her way to Asia to meet her husband and daughter.

Roundtable discussion on terrorism, international security and foreign relations
Will include the showing of the documentary, "In Their Own Voices”, a 12-minute film profiling some of the families who responded to their loss on September 11 by reaching out internationally. 10 to 11:45 a.m., S104 room, Williams Center. Free; all welcome

This roundtable discussion will focus on the domestic and international ramifications of the war on terrorism, on the strategies to foster international security, and on individual action towards more peaceful international relations.  Panelists: Dr. Jonathan Chausovsky (Political Science); Dr. Ann Maria Klein (Education); Dr. Jan McVicker (English); Dr. John Staples (History). Moderator: Dr. Ivani Vassoler.

Luncheon with keynote speech by Flight 77 mourner Kristin Steuerle Swanson, M.D.
Noon to 2 p.m. Williams Center
Admission: $8 or student meal plan; tickets must be purchased by Sept. 6 at the Central Ticket Office.

Dr. Steuerle Swanson is a pediatrician in South Carolina who lost her mother, Norma Steuerle, a passengar on Flight 77, which was flown into the Pentagon. Determined to generate good in the world out of the tragedy, Dr. Steuerle Swanson, together with other individuals who lost relatives in terrorist acts, formed "Our Voices Together," a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that encourages international projects, and promotes cultural understanding to respond to terrorism towards a safer and more compassionate future. Open to the campus community.

Using Education and Leadership
2:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Williams Center – Multipurpose Room

International Leadership Opportunities - Informational session on opportunities for academic and professional experiences abroad, community work and volunteerism, with the participation of representatives of governmental and nongovernmental organizations. Organized by the Office of International Education and Study Abroad Programs. Free and open to the campus community.