Indian Scholar Program

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You can take the following India related courses for credit at Cleveland State University:

Indian Art (ART 383)
Hinduism (REL 360)
Hindu Temple (ART 385)
Eastern Religions (REL 276)
Buddhism (REL 362)
Buddhist Sculpture (ART 384)
Far Eastern Art (ART 281)
Theater of the East (DRA 319)
Structure of Specific Languages-Sanskrit
(MLA 310)
Ethnomusicology (MUS 414)
Yoga I (PES 162)
Yoga II (PES 163)
Asian American Experience (SWK 355)
Alternative Health Practices (SWK 475)
Ancient Civilizations (ANT 103)
Area Studies in Anthropology-India
(ANT 394)
Contemporary Social Issues in India (SWK 499)
(Summer Study Abroad in India)
Sociology of the Third Word (SOC 210)
Politics of the Third World (PSC 326)
Women and Religion (REL 260)

A wide variety of Independent Studies are also available with select CSU Professors.

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Every Spring (Easter holiday season in April) Cleveland State University hosts one of the largest Indian Music Festivals (Saint Thyagaraja Carnatic Music) outside of India. More than 2000 people attend this ten-day-long Indian festival. Along with musical concerts and Indian dance, it includes lecture demonstrations on Indian vocal music, different Indian musical instruments such as Veena, Flute, Mridangam (Indian drum), and Violin, along with other traditional Indian musical instruments.

For more information contact the organizers of this program at: www.aradhana.org

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Cleveland State University invites eminent academicians to the University. These scholars not only teach credit courses but also conduct community-based lectures on different aspects of Indian culture.

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Cleveland State University hosts the:

• Friends of India Association
  www.csuohio.edu/studentlife/friendsofindia/
• Viking Cricket Club
  www.csuohio.edu/studentlife/cricket
• Viking Chess Club
• Hindu Student Association
  www.csuohio.edu/studentlife/hindu/

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Cleveland State University offers a nationally acclaimed Study Abroad program: India Experience.

Every summer students travel to India for studies. Through this program, students have a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the life of India while learning about important social issues. The program also includes tours of important historical sites and cultural activities.

Interested students should preview the website at:
http://academic.csuohio.edu/india_experience.

Please see the course description for SWK 499: India Experience: Contemporary Social Issues in India in the Undergraduate Catalog.

Additional information about any of the India Studies credit courses or other programs, along with information about Asian Americans can be obtained by contacting:

Professor Murali D. Nair at:
216-687-4570
e-mail: m.nair@csuohio.edu

To make tax-deductible contributions to the Cleveland State University India Studies, contact:

Mrs. Marlene Ross
Cleveland State University Development Officer at:
216-687-3660
e-mail: m.ross@csuohio.edu