This event will take place on Friday, February 14th from 1:00 to 4:00 PM in the William Pitt Union Assembly Room, Ball Room, and Kurtzman Rooms. It is designed to provide students with an opportunity to learn about the variety of language courses, programs, scholarships, and student organizations available to them at Pitt. Last year's language fair was a major success with over 400 students in attendance. We hope to build on this success in 2014.

A celebration to recognize the achievements of the African Studies Program graduates, and an opportunity for graduating students to present on different African issues of interest to them during their academic careers.

This is an information session for those interested in a career with the U.S. State department. It will cover how to apply, information on their internship program and various career opportunities.

This is an information session for those interested in community service opportunities after graduation in the United States and abroad. There will be representatives and alumni from organizations including PULSE, the Peace Corps, City Year, and Omprakash who will share their experiences and present on how to apply and what to expect.

This will be an information session for those interested in teaching English abroad on. Pitt Alumni will present on their experiences teaching in France, Chile, and China.

Pitt Law School Alumnus and Assistant Director of CILE, Brian Fraile, will be sharing his experiences teaching and playing a role in the distribution of android tablets at Moi University School of Law in Kenya this past fall. Please take this opportunity to share in discussion. All are welcome!

The Model African Union (MAU) simulation is hosted by the African Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh for High School Students from the Pittsburgh Schools.

The Department of Music invites the public to the annual World Music Festival featuring the Carpathian Music Ensemble, University Gamelan, the African Music and Dance Ensemble, and special guests Urban Pathways Charter School "Sounds of Steel" steel drum ensemble.

Teams of high school students from throughout the Pittsburgh region participate in the annual Pitt Model United Nations simulation.

College-bound minority students from Brashear High School learned about international studies and career opportunities through a panel session with Pitt study abroad returnees and breakout sessions with UCIS international studies advisors.