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12:30pm - 1:30pm 

Campus Center Meeting Room 1 or

Fulbright Scholar and Student Program Information Session 

Target audience: Faculty and staff members, and students

We will share information and experience for students and faculty on how to apply for the Fulbright Student and Fulbright Scholar Programs. 

2pm - 3pm 

EducationUSA Dialogue: Utilizing DEIA Strategies To Support The International Student Experience

Join us for a discussion of how diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) strategies can be applied to support international students on campus. Panelists from public and private institutions, as well as the private sector, will share their expertise and case studies from their work with international students. Part of the EducationUSA Dialogues mini-series on DEIA, this webinar builds on the discussion of opportunities for mutually beneficial coordination between campus leaders engaged in international education and DEIA programming.

Click to see past EducationUSA Diaglogues Sesssions and more resources. 

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Campus Center Meeting Room 3 or

Introducing a COIL Experience - USA (ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ) and Mexico (Universidad Panamericana)

Target audience: Faculty and staff members

Interested in developing your COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) project? Come and join us at the session to hear how faculty members in two different institutions in US and Mexico met in a COIL event and collaborated in designing a COIL-based new course. The speakers in the session are:

ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ (USA):

• Dr. George L. De Feis, Introduction of COIL Format Perspective (USA)

Universidad Panamericana (Mexico)

• M. S. Gabriela Valdivieso Piersanti - Introduction of COIL Format Perspective (Mexico) 
• Dr. Julieta Dominguez Soberanes - Steps followed to establish COIL between ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ and Universidad Panamericana
• Dr. Mayeli Peralta Contreras - Introduction of the various student speakers below
  
  • Paula Fernanda Monterrosa Gutiérrez – Topic:  Sustainable Environments
  • José Arturo Dávila Casillas and Claudia Itzel Jiménez Arteaga – Topic: Biogas:  Environmentally-friendly, renewable energy sources
  • Fernanda Morán Ledesma and Natalia Josefina Gómez Guerrero – Topic: Actions for Sustainability

4:30pm - 5:30pm 

Campus Center Meeting Room 1 

Education Abroad 101 Session

Target audience: Students who are interested in studying abroad 

In these sessions, you will learn all the information about education abroad at ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ, including available programs, scholarships, applications, cost, timelines, etc.

1pm - 2pm 

Campus Center Meeting Room 2  or

Supporting International Student Academic and Career Success

Target audience: Faculty and staff members

Having international students in your class, research projects, or office? Please join us to discuss how to better support our international students. This session willshare international students' academic and career expectations and challenges, and discuss opportunities and effective strategies to support international student success.

5pm - 6pm 

Campus Center Event Room 

Ask an Osprey about Study Abroad 

Target audience: Students who are interested in studying abroad 

Interested in study abroad? Come and ask anonymous questions to study abroad student panel, faculty leaders, and various key offices!

12:30pm - 1:30pm 

Campus Center Meeting Room 1

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How to developing a Faculty-led Program

Target audience: Faculty and staff members

Faculty-led program (FLP) is the most affordable, accessible, and popular study abroad programs for our students. We highly encourage all faculty in various disciplines to consider leading a Faculty-led Program. 

Join us to discuss the practices, timeline, and tips in developing faculty-led programs to provide valuable and unique experience for our students to learn the disciplinary knowledge and understand the world outside of the classroom. 

12:30pm - 1:30pm 

ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ World Language Tables

Target audience: Faculty and staff members, students, and community members

A welcoming and no-pressure environment to practice world language skills and communicate with students from ÒùÐÔÊÓƵ's global partner institutions

2pm - 3pm 

Campus Center Meeting Room 1 or

Short-Term Visiting Scholar at Our Partner Universities

Interested in teaching and doing researching at our partner universities?We will hear the experience of Dr. Ehiobuche on applying and serving as a short-term visiting scholar at the Universidad del Rosario in Colombia and share resources and opportunities to teach or research at our partner universities around the world.

Picture below: Dr. Ehiobuche with students in the Universidad del Rosario

2pm - 4pm 

From Study Abroad to the State Department: How Developing Global Perspectives Supports U.S. Foreign Policy

USA Study Abroad, part of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), and its Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program are pleased to invite current recipients and alumni of the Gilman Program, the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program, ECA exchange alumni, and all interested U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to attend this 2022 International Education Week virtual event.

This two-hour webinar will feature an interview with Secretary of State Antony Blinken exploring how U.S. diplomatic work impacts the lives of the American people and how studying abroad furthers the State Department’s foreign policy mission. Webinar attendees will hear directly from the Secretary of State and a panel of U.S. foreign service officers focusing on how their work at the State Department advances U.S. foreign policy, how that work impacts Americans, and how study abroad shaped their careers and continues to impact their lives as American diplomats.

The webinar will highlight State Department fellowship and employment opportunities with a session presented by the Department’s Bureau of Global Talent Management, followed by interactive networking and breakout sessions focused on study abroad opportunities through State Department scholarships, life inside the State Department, and information on State Department career paths.

Interested in learning more about how the State Department furthers foreign policy goals around the world? This event will include a preview of the 2023 Inside U.S. Foreign Policy series – a six-part virtual series beginning in January offering an inside look at how the State Department works to combat climate change, secure the global food supply, foster entrepreneurship, and promote other important foreign policy priorities on behalf of the American people. Tune in to learn more.

4:30pm - 7pm 

Lakeside Lodge

International Student Thanksgiving Dinner 

Join our international students to celebrate holidays together! 

All are welcome! Dinner will be served.

8:30am - 7pm

International Student New York City

We invite our international students to spend a day in the one and only New York City!