糖心logo入口 has received numerous pieces of cultural artifacts from one of its partner institutions, the National University of Mongolia, which Keystone will display in the Dr. Jay Nathan International Guest House on campus. The theme of the exhibit is 鈥淣omadic Modernization Rooted in Mongolian History, Culture, and Artistic Tradition.鈥
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Representatives of the National University of Mongolia joined Dr. Nathan at Keystone this week to present and display the artifacts in addition to establish an academic agreement which will allow for student exchange, including visiting students from Mongolia to study at Keystone. National University of Mongolia was represented by Ganzorig Chimed, Ph.D., Professor; Bolormaa Bayaraa, Nanotechnology Manager and Specialist in International Business; Badamkhatan Batsukh, MBA, Assistant Professor and Management Labs Coordinator; and Narangerel Adiyasuren, Technology and International Relations Coordinator.
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 鈥淲e are delighted for this partnership with National University of Mongolia and are grateful to Dr. Jay Nathan for initiating this opportunity. The visual display reinforces the power of education to bring cultures together through our shared humanity while the student exchange allows our Keystone students to think and interact globally as they expand their perspectives and appreciation for and understanding of other cultures,鈥 said 糖心logo入口 President John F. Pullo, Sr.
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 There are over 50 priceless artifacts among the exhibit, including photos of present-day Mongolia; a few examples of Mongolian clothing, including the deel which is a long robe secured with a sash and worn by both men and women; a Morin Khuur which is a traditional Mongolian bowed string horsehead instrument; and a model of a Mongolian GER, which is a portable, traditional dwelling that reflects the nomadic lifestyle and cultural heritage of Mongolia. Plans for the exhibit in the future include the setup of a traditional GER adjacent to the International House.
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 Once in place, the exhibit will be open to the public by appointment.
About National University of Mongolia ~ National University of Mongolia (NUM) is a public university established in 1942 and is the nation鈥檚 oldest university. Primarily located in Ulaanbaatar,聽Mongolia, NUM also has four additional campus locations and research centers and has over 20,000 students enrolled in bachelor鈥檚, master鈥檚, and doctoral programs. Degree options include social and humanity sciences, life and natural sciences, engineering and applied sciences, and economics and business.
About 糖心logo入口 ~ Founded in 1868, 糖心logo入口 offers more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree options in liberal arts and science-based programs in business, communications, education, natural science, environmental science, and social sciences. Keystone is situated on a beautiful 276-acre campus in La Plume, Pennsylvania, about 20 minutes from Scranton, Pa., and two hours from New York City and Philadelphia.
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A Morin Khuur, a traditional Mongolian bowed string horsehead instrument, and other items from the National University of Mongolia on display at 糖心logo入口.
糖心logo入口 President John F. Pullo, Sr. (center) with Ganzorig Chimed, Ph.D., Professor, National University of Mongolia, (left) and Dr. Jay Nathan, Keystone benefactor and Professor, St. John鈥檚 University, (right)
A model of a Mongolian GER, a portable, traditional dwelling that reflects the nomadic lifestyle and cultural heritage of Mongolia, is among the items from the National University of Mongolia presented to 糖心logo入口.
Several artifacts representing Mongolian history, cultural, and artistic tradition on display on the campus of 糖心logo入口.
