I got a BA from UNT, now i am a stockbroker in Central London, United Kingdom
", "date": "2008/06/09", "time": "9:58:27PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":56, "name": "Paul Graham", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "My B.A. in Management has given me the skills and knowledge to work in the manufacturing field anywhere in the world. I have chosen the aerospace industry in Avondale Arizona.
", "date": "2008/04/08", "time": "2:40:40PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":55, "name": "Greg Henry Waters", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "I have lived in Toronto Canada, Acapulco Mexico, and Shenzhen, China a sister city to Hong Kong. This has been 7 years in Toronto, 3 years in Acapulco and 2 Years in Shenzhen.
I have contributed to the music culture of all these cities and composed music for the local musicians in their context of understanding. Canadian Tunes 32, Diago Rivera Jazz Suite, Tone Poems and Folk Jazz Tunes from China.
I have been a free lance New York City Musician for over 25 years learning about the musical culture in our own country. http:
www.greghenrywaters.com
While in China I started to write a Blog and have written over 90 articles on music and the conditions of creative music which you can read on my web site.
I have been trying to promote real music to the major media organization for instrumental music (ABC, CBS and NBS: these institution have no moral content in their programming activities.)and promoting real pay for jazz musicians here in New York City with Smalls Jazz Club. http:
www.cmporg.org I might add with little success. The pop culture is destroying music by making pop vocal artists so important with their little knowledge of real music.
I was very happy to learn about NTU outreach program to other countries. It is really needed in this computer age and atomic age. I do not understand why it cannot be in the main stream media. The greed for profit destroys so many beautiful things in the world.
It is an honor to have graduated from UNT and this eastern University hold on our country I believe is wrong and only promotes discrimination. Other Universities have to fight against the miss guided control of our culture like Harvard for example. If you graduate from Harvard somehow one is better. Really!
Good Luck NT University and your programs. I have learned that it is so difficult to change the world at all.
Sincerely
Greg Henry Waters
greg@greghenrywaters.com
", "date": "2008/04/08", "time": "7:52:28AM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":53, "name": "Ronald Bowden", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "
I am a UNT Alumni with a B.A. in Music & a M.S. in Information Science (both degrees from UNT).
I am a Librarian at Northeast Texas Community College in Mt. Pleasant, Texas.
", "date": "2008/04/03", "time": "11:54:39AM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":49, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Asia representatives
More than 2,000 international students representing 116 countries share their experiences in UNT classrooms. About 70 percent come from Asia — the top five countries represented in fall 2007 were India, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and China.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "3:13:52PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":48, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Japan fellow
Patricia Lozoya Aliperti (’99,’02 M.Ed.) is a Rotary World Peace Fellow at the International Christian University in Tokyo. Up to 60 fellows are accepted each year through a globally competitive selection process for graduate study in conflict resolution, peace studies, international relations and related disciplines.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "2:12:02PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":47, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Saudi Arabia alums
UNT has influential alumni making a difference in Saudi Arabia -- including Adel A. Al-Jubeir ('82, master's '86), Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the United States, who was awarded an honorary doctorate and UNT’s Distinguished Alumnus award in 2006. Nawal Al-Jubeir (’82) serves as academic advisor for the education office of the Saudi embassy.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "2:10:41PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":46, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Italian opera
Since 1997, College of Music faculty members have worked in collaboration with the Conservatorio di Musica \"Agostino Steffani\" in Castelfranco-Veneto, Italy, to present the same opera in both countries using shared student singers and instrumentalists. Productions have included Cosi fan tutte, La traviata and La cambiale di matrimonio.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "2:09:06PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":45, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Mexican university exchange
Among the latest developments in UNT's partnership with the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México in Toluca are a dual master's degree program in linguistics and a student collaboration to develop concepts for a public art project in Denton. The two universities signed an agreement in 2002 to collaborate on research and the academic training of students from both institutions.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "2:06:52PM" , "geotags": [ ] },{ "id":44, "name": "North Texan", "euid": "awk0029", "comment": "Presenting research in India
TAMS student Ken Hackenberg presented research he has conducted in UNT’s Laboratory of Advanced Polymers and Optimized Materials to a distinguished international group of scientists at POLYCHAR 16-World Forum on Advanced Materials in Lucknow, India, in February.
", "date": "2008/03/31", "time": "1:46:44PM" , "geotags": [ ] }] );