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PSC 303: International Relations
Itinerary for Guest Speaker, 26-30 Jan, '05
Dr. Sudha Mohan, of Mumbai, India,
Senior Fulbright Fellow, Columbia University, Spring '05.
Hosted by Huntingdon College and Alabama State University.
Prof. Jeremy Lewis, HC and Prof. Daniel Keller, Philosophy, ASU.
Page Revised 28 Jan 2005. Note: social events subject to change.
  • Wednesday 26 Jan.
  • 6:11 pm: arrival at Dannelly field (Montgomery airport) via Delta Airlines.  Pickup by Dr. Jeremy Lewis.
  • 7:30 pm dinner at Lek's Railroad Thai.
  • Home stay at Dr. Lewis's home.
  • Thursday 27 Jan.
  • 08:00 Delivery by Jeremy Lewis, to Huntingdon College.
  • 09:30 Speak to PSC 303: International Relations, in Cloverdale CL 127.
  • "Conflict Resolution and Peace Process: Initiatives Between India & Pakistan."
  • (This class may be joined by Dr. Trimble's Literature class.)
  • 11:00 Speak to PSC 314: Political Theory and Constitutional Law, in AT 102.
  • "The Indian Constitution."
  • 12:30 Delivery by Dr. Lewis, escorted to cafeteria lunch at HC with students and any faculty who wish.
  • 2:00 - 3:30 pm Seminar, "Women's Issues in India: Civic Engagement, Urbanization and Literature," moderated by Dr. Emmi Harrell and sponsored by the Women's Center group. Claire Clements lounge, Flowers 301.
  • Delivery to home by Dr. Lewis.
  • 7:00 - 9:00 pm Reception at Dr. Lewis's home for area faculty. (RSVP)
  • Home stay at Dr. Lewis's home.
  • Friday 28 Jan.
  • 08:00 Delivery by Dr. Lewis to Huntingdon College.
  • 09:00 Speak to PSC 212: American Policymaking System, in Smith 104.
  • "Constraints, Compulsions and Opportunities in the Indian Policymaking Process Under Globalization."
  • 10:00 Delivery by HC faculty /students to Dr. Keller's office by 10:15,
  • Room 204, 2nd Flr, Tullibody Fine Arts Building, corner of Jackson and University, ASU campus.
  • Directions from Cloverdale campus: at Sinclair's corner, drive North on Boultier, Left on Carter Hill, to light, first Right on Hall St, (at BP/Amoco), then left on ASU's University Drive.  Glass fronted building on corner with Jackson.
  • 11:00 Speak to Dr. Scott's Literature Class at ASU.
  • "Third World Urbanization" --- with special reference to the social impact of        globalization on Bombay"
  • 12:00 break, refreshments.
  • 1:00 pm Speak to Dr. Keller's Ethics class.
  • "Peace Process Initiatives Between India and Pakistan" --- with special reference to conflict resolution in a religious context.
  • 2:15 pm Dr. Keller escorts to late lunch at Sinclair's with Dr. Lewis.
  • 5:00 - 7:00 pm reception at Dr. Niemann's home. (By invitation).
  • 7:00 pm Capri cinema: foreign film. (Optional; speaker may prefer to rest!)
  • Home stay at Dr. Ishwa Bhuta's home, Rosemont Dr.
  • Saturday 29 Jan.
  • Pickup from Dr. Bhuta's home by Rama Mukkamala, MD.
  • Tour of East Chase Mall and Blount (Shakespeare) park with Dr. Rama Mukkamala.
  • 11:00 Lunch at Drs. Raghu and Rama Mukkamala's, Haggerty Rd off Jasmine Hill Drive.
  • Afternoon: tour of downtown, escorted by Dr. Keller / Dr. Jackie Trimble:
  • E.g., Civil rights memorial, Confederate Memorial, White House of Confederacy, Hank Williams museum, and /or Rosa Parks museum.
  • Hindu Temple social gathering.
  • 5:30 pm dinner at Dr. Ishwa Bhuta's, Rosemont Dr.
  • 7:00 pm delivery by Dr. Keller and Dr. Lewis to play, "The Dreams of Sarah Breedlove", at Alabama Shakespeare Festival Theatre.
  • Home stay at Dr. Ishwa Bhuta's, Rosemont Dr.
  • Sunday 30 Jan.
  • delivery by Dr. Bhuta to Danelly Field (Montgomery Airport.)
  • Departure via Delta from Montgomery Airport at 8:31 am.