Get an own booth and join the International Festival 2007
Dear Participant: Come! Join
us! And participate in the biggest international student event in
CU-Boulder for free! It is "The International Festival". The response in
the past has been overwhelming. Approximately 2500 people attended the
International Festival in 2006. So do not hesitate! Present your culture
to this interested audience and let them experience the rich tradition
and heritage that you are a part of.
Who can get a booth at the CU International Festival? The mission
of the CU International Festival is "to
promote and celebrate diversity among students and community members, to
provide a platform for international student groups to represent their
culture and to encourage a rediscovery of international students' own
background". Thus, any student or community group which
represents a nation/culture specific to a region of the world is welcome
to join the International Festival. The Festival is a not intended to be
a profit-making activity.
What will I have to do to get a booth or to perform at the
International Festival 2007? Not very much. Read "The
Invitation" and "The
Policy", fill out the necessary forms and drop a copy of them at the
ISSS. See "The
Invitation" for details.
Time and Place:
CU 2007 International Festival
Saturday, April 14th 2007, 4pm to 10pm
Glenn Miller UMC Ballroom
The International Festival is:
- A one day event
- Free and open to the public (no cover, etc.)
- For students, faculty, staff and community members
- A platform, where you can present your nation/culture with a
booth, food, performances and cultural activities.
Benefits for you:
- CU students, faculty, staff, and the Boulder community - they
will all be there, curious to learn more about your culture!!!
- So be sure to grab this chance to publicize your student group
and your culture.
The mission of the festival is:
- To promote and celebrate diversity among students and
community members.
- To provide a platform for international student groups to
present their culture.
- To encourage a rediscovery of international students' own
background.
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