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Career Management in Tourism and Culture
Open to undergraduate students of the universities belonging to the Council of Rectors. The works are due by May 24 at the Tourist Information Centre and Cultural La Sebastiana, Ferrari 692.
The Cultural Tourist Information Centre of the School of Management in Tourism and Culture at the University of Valparaiso, invites undergraduates from universities belonging to the Board of Regents to participate in the First Inter Poetry Contest, whose theme is “Answers the book of Pablo Neruda’s questions “and” Valparaiso, local culture. “
Under the contest, each contestant may submit a poem or group of poems that does not exceed a specific extension, which are unpublished and are not awarded in another contest.
The creations must be submitted by Tuesday, May 24 at 12:00 am at the Tourist Information Centre and Cultural La Sebastiana, where is the Library of Poetry Chilean Pablo Neruda.
Awards
The Poetry Competition 2011 Inter-University establishes the following prizes: first place, 50 thousand dollars, a prize, a literary work and a place in the Workshop Literary La Sebastiana, second place, 30 thousand dollars, a prize, a literary work and a place in the Literary Workshop La Sebastiana, and third place, 20 thousand dollars, a prize, a literary work and a place in the workshop Literary La Sebastiana.
The organizers have informed the jury of the contest will consist of qualified persons who have the power to declare void the award of prizes. The reading of the verdict of the jury will take place on Thursday June 23. It also published an anthology of 20 poems selected and awarded in each of the modalities, work which is giving away copies to the authors and the authorities present the day of the award.
Students interested in participating in the poetry contest may withdraw the bases in the Tourist Information Centre and Cultural La Sebastiana, Ferrari 692, Mount Florida, Valparaiso.
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Inform Career Management
The Salesian University (UPS) informs the Ecuadorian society Career Management for Sustainable Local Development, which aims to contribute to the formation of local development professionals from a humanistic perspective oriented to the construction of a plural society and equitable. It also contributes to research in the field of local development from equity and alternative parameters which contribute to better theoretical and methodological elements for local development.
The race is designed with five main themes: development, political and socio-cultural, environmental, political governance, economic, financial, participatory and conventional methodologies. In order to make a critique of the hegemonic vision of the development to build new visions and practices from local development.
The mode of study is semi-face meetings with three of three days each) in total students must be present nine days in the semester, other studies do remotely. The students are from different regions and different ethnic groups, so the race is also intercultural.
The impacts of the race is the inclusion of students in local development processes and participation with local government as members (deputies, prefects, mayors, councilors, chairmen of rural parish councils). Active participation in social processes (case mining, food sovereignty) and other management and development issues.
In order to start in September 2011 the new semester, the Career Management is in registration and enrollment period.
Career Management of Cultural and Communicative
From Monday August 29 and Friday, September 2 will be held in the city of Manizales, Colombia, the activities marking the 10th anniversary of undergraduate and Communicative Cultural Management, National University of Colombia. The event organized by the National University and the collaboration of several Colombian institutions, aims to open the door “to a space for reflection, discussion, socializing, sharing and learning about cultural management to strengthen it, in the field Colombian and Latin American culture. “
In this context, the School Managers and cultural events, EGAC has been honored with the invitation to participate in the program of activities by conducting a conference and participation in the “First International Seminar:
” Approaches and Trends in Cultural Management in Latin America “, in which Elizabeth Ursula Rucker will take part, University Tres de Febrero (Argentina); Rubens Bayardo García, Universidad San Martin (Argentina), Jose Luis Mariscal, University of Guadalajara (Mexico), Gabriel Restrepo, Universidad Nacional (Bogotá) Ruby Grisales, Universidad del Valle (Cali), Johana Mahut Tafur, University of Rosario (Bogotá), Monica Sepulveda, University of Antioquia (Medellin), Ignacio Ojeda, Colombian Network of Cultural Managers (Cali) and Roberto Guerra Veas, the EGAC, Chile.