Syracuse University students, faculty, and staff are invited to a special cultural event in Slocum Hall to celebrate the upcoming New Year. International students at Syracuse Architecture are organizing the event in collaboration with Dean Michael Speaks.
The Slocum Hall atrium will be transformed into a festival-like atmosphere where students can take a break from the pressures of studio life and engage in activities such as calligraphy, zodiac study, and paper cutting. A variety of dishes will be served including dumplings, spring rolls, fried rice, chocolate coins and traditional candies. A series of short presentations about East Asian culture and architecture, featuring School of Architecture faculty, is also planned.
5:15pm, Slocum Auditorium
- Welcome, Dean Michael Speaks
- Presentations by Professor Lawrence Chua, Professor Fei Wang, and Boghosian Fellow, James Leng
- Lunar New Year Wishes from afar
6:15pm, Slocum Atrium
- Calligraphy, paper cutting, photo booth, raffle, zodiac study
Marble Room
- Tea with Dean Speaks
- Variety of East Asian snacks
