International Education Week 2021
OGE invites you to celebrate the International Education Week (November 15 - 19, 2021), a week to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.
Contact oge@stockton.edu for any questions.
#ÒùÐÔÊÓƵIEW2021
International Education Week (IEW) 2021 Event Schedule
6am - 8am
National Taipei University of Education Online Language & Culture Program
Getting started of your first Mandarin Class!
Cultural materials will be provided upon request to oge@stockton.edu.
9:30am - 10:30am
2021 IIE (Institution of International Education) Annual Data Release
The Open Doors 2020 Data Release will be . Representatives from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the Institute of International Education will release findings from the 2020 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange.
The annual ECA-funded Open Doors report is a definitive survey on international and U.S. higher education student mobility. The briefing offers the public and members of the media access to the newest data available from the annual ECA-funded Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange, published by the Institute of International Education (IIE). Report highlights will include survey results on international and U.S. student mobility, the top sending and receiving countries, and statistics on student demographics.
11am - 12pm
Workshop: Developing Faculty-led Programs (Workshop for Faculty)
Target audience: faculty and staff
Interested in developing your own faculty-led programs? Interested in providing valuable and unique experience for our students to learn the disciplinary knowledge and understand the world outside of the classroom? In this 1-hour workshop, OGE staff will share practices, timeline, and tips in developing faculty-led programs.
12pm - 1pm
Kaya Responsible Travel Info Session
Target audience: students
Laura Smith
University Relations and Customized Groups Manager, Kaya Responsible Travel
1pm - 4pm
AASCU/Global Literacy Project: World101 Summit
Collaboration with Dr. Tina Zappile, Associate Professor of Political Science
Target audience: faculty, staff, students, and community members.
The World101 Summit explores the myriad of ways that faculty and staff teams from ADP campuses have collaborated to design and implement curricular and co-curricular programming to deepen student learning using from the Council on Foreign Relations, a free resource established as a means to understand our role in the interdependent global society. This Summit provides a place to hear from students & faculty & staff, as well as a place to discuss additional ways to deepen global civic knowledge.
6am - 8am
National Taipei University of Education Online Language & Culture Program
Getting started of your first Mandarin Class!
Cultural materials will be provided upon request to oge@stockton.edu.
11am - 12pm
Workshop: Developing Global Perspectives Through Cultures and Languages
Target audience: faculty and staff
Presenter: Dr. Javier Sanchez,Associate Professor of Spanish, Dr. Kory Olson, Associate Professor of French, & Dr. JY Zhou, Director of Global Engagement and SIO
11am - 1pm
Tabling in front of the library
Education Abroad Providers Highlight: API
11am - 3pm
Tabling in front of the library
Education Abroad Provider Highlight: ISA and TEAN by Worldstrides
TEAN: Programs in Asia Pacific & ISA: Programs in Europe, Latin America, and Africa
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Fulbright Student Awards
Dr. Robert Nichols, Professor of History and ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ's Fulbright Program Adviser, will share information and experience for students and faculty on how to apply for the Fulbright Student and Fulbright Scholar Programs. Please contact Robert.Nichols@stockton.edu for details.
2pm - 3pm
4:30pm - 5:30pm
ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ Performing Art Center
Storytelling Circle workshop for International Students
Sandglass Theater guides int'l students to explore their stories, experiences, and identities.
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Education Abroad 101 Session
6am - 8am
National Taipei University of Education Online Language & Culture Program
Getting started of your first Mandarin Class!
Cultural materials will be provided upon request to oge@stockton.edu.
10am - 11am
Boren Awards Info Session
11am - 1pm
Tabling in front of the library
1pm - 2pm
Championing the Global Agenda: American Higher Ed's Role in Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
This session, which occurs during International Education Week, features Ramu Damodaran, First Chief, United Nations Academic Impact. It focuses on the role of American Higher Education institutions in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to champion the global agenda. SDGs are an urgent call for action by all countries - developed and developing - in a global partnership to end poverty, improve health and education, reduce inequality, spur economic growth, tackle climate change and more.
2pm - 3pm
Workshop: Developing Virtual Course Exchange (COIL) with International Partner Institutions (Workshop for faculty and staff)
Interested in designing interactive and effective assignment for students? Interested in pairing your students to work with students from other international institutions? In this session, we will introduce several activities that you can easily plug-in to your courses to develop students' global perspectives as well as tips to find appropriate partners for your courses.
7am - 8am
367 Reasons to study in Colombia
Contact: Carlos Mario Muñoz Sánchez, incoming@urosario.edu.co
Do you want to study at one of the best universities in Colombia? Since 1653 Universidad del Rosario has actively contributed to the social, political and economic development of Colombia and the world, that is why we invite you to get to know the 367 reasons to do an academic exchange in one of the best universities in Colombia.
11am - 12pm
Campus Center Meeting Room 2
Developing Collaboration with Lorenzo de' Medici - The Italian International Institute
Dr. Eny V. Di Iorio, Dean of Academic Development, LdM
Stop by to brainstorm with Dr. Di Iorio on future collaborations with LdM!
12:30pm - 1:30pm
ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ World Language Tables
A welcoming and no-pressure environment to practice world language skills and communicate with students from ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ's global partner institutions
2pm - 3pm
National Student Exchange Launching Session
Interested in studying abroad or away at other colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands?
National Student Exchange (NSE) offers students the opportunity to study at a host member campus in another US state, one of the US territories, or even in Canada!
Since its founding in 1968, more than 100,000 students have participated in the National Student Exchange program.
Explore the world, near or far!
2:30pm - 4:30pm
ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ Performing Art Center
Babylon: Journey to Refugees
SANDGLASS THEATER’s action-packed, high-energy production is a response to the worldwide refugee crisis and its impact on communities in the United States. Working with the USCRI Vermont (US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants), we seek to understand the challenges that face refugees and asylum seekers. Sandglass conducted research and interviews with new residents who immigrated to the US in order to gain insight into their plight and the challenges of resettlement. Babylon looks at the relationship of refugees to their homelands, lost and new, and the conflicts that exist within the countries to which they flee.
Using puppets and moving panoramic scrolls, five actor/singer/puppeteers tell refugees’
stories in original four-part choral songs.
Due to challenges from the pandemic, this performance is not able to be presented
live. However, Sandglass produced a high-quality film version which will be screened
in the Performing Arts Center followed by a live talk-back from ensemble members.
Please contact Anjanette Christy at anjanette.christy@stockton.edu for any questions.
4:30pm - 5:30pm
The Downtrodden: Who Speaks for Them?
Dr. Tait Chirenje, Professor of Environmental Studies
Globalization Lecture Series (Collaborating with Global Studies Minor)
12pm - 1pm
Social Justice in Community Development Program in Honduras and Panama
Dr. Nordia Johnson, Director of Academic Achievement Programs, Dr. Blase Scarnati, Kambia.com - Global Brigades, & Dr. JY Zhou, Director of Global Engagement and SIO
The virtual Community Development Program focuses on how to work with on-site community leaders to conceive and develop tangible plans for community improvement. The Program explores a variety of public health, medical, microfinancing and community banking, and WASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene) projects, with an extended focus on a hands-on collaboration with community members to develop plans for multiple development projects. Together, these experiences help students develop transferable skills that can be applied across a variety of community development projects and in a variety of global locations.
1pm - 2pm
Growing Monopsony in Global Supply Chains: A Talk and Q&A with Dr. Ashok Kumar, Birkbeck, University of London
Moderator: Dr. Eric Hoyt
Globalization Lecture Series (Collaborating with Global Studies Minor)
1pm - 3pm
Student Posters: Occupational Therapy in Colombia (in Spanish)
Discuss with peers in OT programs in Colombia!
| Approach | Title | ECR Students |
| Occupational Therapy and Technology from the Students Research Group "Ocuparte": Topic - Upper limb prosthesis | Occupational Therapy Approaches in the evaluation for the prescription and training in the use of 3D printed upper limb prostheses | Ana MarÃa Chajin Gómez y Catherine Lilian Velásquez Roberto |
| Psychosocial Wellbeing from the Students Research Group "Ocuparte": Topic - Mental health | Use of artistic practices with people who experience psychic suffering. An analysis from experience | MarÃa Camila Quiroga López |
| Elderly Person from the Student Research Group "Ocuparte": Topic - Active occupational roles of the elderly | Older people: Building my life through occupational history throughout the life cycle | David Leonardo Reyes RodrÃguez |
| Art and occupation from the Student Research Group "Ocuparte": Topic - Circus Arts & Occupational Therapy | To be confirmed | MarÃa Angélica Ospina Torres y Gied Marcela Cuellar Gómez |
| Inclusion in Higher Education from the Student Research Group "Ocuparte": Topic - Factors associated with occupational choice | To be confirmed | Liseth Valentina Camacho Gaitán y MarÃa Paula Velasco Hernández |
3:30pm - 5:30pm
C/D Atrium
Meet & Greet with Our International Students
Come and chat with our international students to learn their experience at ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ and in the US as well as their home institutions and countries!
All are welcome!
Light refreshments will be served.
#IamIcan Study Abroad Campaign
The purpose of this campaign is to celebrate our students’ identities, break the myth of who can study abroad, and empower our students to study abroad.
To participate, it is very simple:
- Fill out the #IamIcan poster
- Take a selfie
- Share with us at oge@stockton.edu or connect with us at #ÒùÐÔÊÓƵOGE on @stockton_oge () or @ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ_OGE () or @ÒùÐÔÊÓƵOGE (Facebook)
See our ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ faculty and students:
Share Your Stories and Win a Prize
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We want to hear your stories on global experience! Please share one of the following raffles, you will have the chance to win a prize from OGE:
- A photo about your global experience and
- A social media post with the tag #ÒùÐÔÊÓƵIEW2021.
Your stories will be shared with in ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ's IEW page. You will be notified about the prize during and after the International Education Week. The prize will be water bottles, mugs, luggage tags, etc.
Thank you for sharing, and we look forward to reading your stories!
