Countries, Peoples and Cultures - Ebooks, (9 volumes) on the social, cultural, economic, historical, and religious practices and beliefs of nearly every nation around the globe.
Global Issues in Context - Global perspective of international issues from variety of media formats and sources
5:00 pm - Guest Speaker, Suzanne Lelaurin from the International Institute in St. Louis returns to ECC. Her presentation is titled, “REFUGEES: WHO THEY ARE AND WHY THEY ARE GOOD FOR AMERICA” will take place in HS 100 on Union campus. Live broadcast to Rolla campus, RTC 147.
12:00-12:30 p.m., Chukwujindu “Jindu” Taiwo Israel-Bolarinwa of Nigeria. Firsthand experiences from international students living in America. Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
12:30-1 p.m., Archie Darko-Boateng of Ghana. Firsthand experiences from international students living in America. Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
Soup from Culinary: Cream of Broccoli
Dessert from Café Central: Italian Jam Crostata
Culture and Customs of Ghana by 
Culture and Customs of Nigeria by 12:00-12:30 p.m., Chukwujindu “Jindu” Taiwo Israel-Bolarinwa of Nigeria. Firsthand experiences from international students living in America. Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
12:30-1 p.m., Nina & Kristina Aleksic of Bosnia. Firsthand experiences from international students living in America. Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
Soup: Southwest Chicken from ECC Culinary Program
Dessert: Chocolate Ice Cube Cake from Café Central
5:00 pm, Pablo Arroyo from the University of MO Extension Small Business & Technology Development Center will talk about U.S.-Puerto Rico relations in HS 100 on Union campus.
Culture and Customs of Nigeria by 
Nigeria Society and Culture Complete Report by 
Everyday Ethno-National Identities of Young People in Bosnia and Herzegovina by 
Culture and Customs of Puerto Rico by 12:00-12:30, Rachel Portillo, Argentina (Rachel is from US and lived in Argentina for 1 ½ years) Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
12:30-1 p.m., Brian Cabraley of Dublin, Ireland. Firsthand experiences from international students living in America. Presented on Union campus, near Café Central. Soup provided by Culinary Program and desserts provided by Café Central.
Soup from Culinary: Beef Barley
Dessert from Café Central: Cuban Coconut Bars
Workshop and performance of TAIKO DRUMS, THE ART OF JAPANESE ENSEMBLE DRUMMING, as part of the ECC Concert series.
Workshop at 6:30 p.m. followed by Event at 7:30 p.m. Held on Union campus in Theatre. http://www.eastcentral.edu/blog/ecc-welcomes-st-louis-osuwa-taiko-november-18/
Japan - Culture Smart! by 
