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IEW2018 Preview:Tuesday, November 13Tacky Tourist Tuesday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm | Bowman 124Join us in breaking stereotypes and learn the do’s and don’ts of being abroad.
College of Arts & Sciences Office of International Programs and Education Abroad
Fashion Study Away Programs2:00 to 4:00 pm | Rockwell Hall AtriumLearn about all 10 of the Fashion School’s International and Study Away opportunities! You will have the opportunity to speak with students and faculty who have experienced study away and ask questions.
The Fashion School
Cultural Cafe: Indonesia and Democratic Republic of Congo4:00 to 5:30 pm | KSC Ballroom BalconyDesigned to expose the Kent State University community to the sights, sounds, and tastes of cultures around the world. Traditional foods from both countries will be served between presentations by students from both countries.
Office of Global Education
School of Theatre and Dance Study Abroad Travel Mixer6:15 to 7:15 pm | Room D207, Center for the Performing ArtsInterested in the Performing Arts? Would you want to study in Greece, Prague, Thailand? Anywhere? Come learn about International Study programs within the School of Theatre and Dance. Refreshments and fun provided.
School of Theatre and Dance
Conducta, full-length Cuban film7:00 to 8:00 pm | Room 200, White HallBring your students, family and friends to the Cuban classic film, Conducta. It is the story of a teenager (Salavador Wood) who travels to a small Cuban village to teach peasants to read and write. Conducta has won the Choral Award during the 2014 Havana Film Festival, and was recognized during the 17th edition of the Rencontres du Cinéma Sud-Americain of Marseille with the Audience Award for the Best Film and Best Performance).
Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education
Res Airways: South Korea 7:00 to 8:00 pm | First floor Glass Lounge, Manchester HallJoin Res Airways for a trip to South Korea for a taste of its culture and cuisine.
College of Arts & Sciences Office of International Programs and Education Abroad
Wednesday, Nov. 14Where are you going Wednesday and Whatcha going to eat?9:00 am to 5:00 pm | Bowman 124Come learn about different programs that our office offers and plan your next adventure! Stop by and try food from countries that you could go to next!
College of Arts & Sciences Office of International Programs and Education Abroad
Popcorn and Education Abroad11:00 am to 2:00 pm | 1st Floor, BSACome learn about College of Business
Administration education abroad programs and get a bag of popcorn! Stop by anytime between 11 AM and 2 PM to speak with education abroad alumni and discover where the College of Business can take you.
College of Business Administration and International Programs Office
Cuban Musical Café12:00 to 1:00 pm | Room 200, White HallBring your lunch and enjoy an hour of Cuban music and Cuban coffee. Cuban musicians inspired by famed Miguelito Cuni will be here to entertain.
Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education
International Student Career Boot Camp12:30 to 4:30 pm | Garden Room, LibraryCareer Exploration and Development is hosting this unique career focused event for international students during International Education Week. International students are encouraged to attend this career boot camp to: get a better understanding of the steps that go into securing employment in the United States and overseas; receive feedback on their resume and cover letter; be able to confidently deliver an elevator pitch; learn how to dress for success; gain an understanding of cultural expectations of professionalism in the U.S.A.; be able to successfully answer common but challenging interview questions; earn the Career Ready certificate that can be added as an achievement to resumes and can be used as a talking point during career fairs.In addition to the educational and interactive sessions about careers, students will also get an opportunity to learn from a panel of KSU’s international faculty and staff about their personal journeys and experiences.
Pre-registration is recommended via Handshake, but not required.
Career Exploration and Development
‟Tea Time” at the College of Education, Health and Human Services (EHHS)3:00 to 4:00 pm | Room 200, White HallIn honor of International Education Week because we are so happy you are studying with us, we would like all EHHS International Students to gather with faculty to meet and get to know them better as both instructors and advisors. Tea and light refreshments will be served. Please let Katherine Bryk ([email protected]) know if you will be attending by Friday, November 9, so we can make sure we have enough treats. However, please attend even if you didn't have a chance to RSVP. We would love to see you.
School of Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Studies
Science in Japan: funded research opportunities for students and faculty in the sciences and humanities4:00 to 5:00 pm | Room 143, Lowry HallDr. Kohji Hirata, Director of the Washington office for the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) and Mr. Masahiro Ueda, International Program Associate will discuss funding opportunities to conduct short- and long-term research in Japan. These opportunities are available for graduate students, postdocs, and faculty in the sciences and humanities. The JSPS is the major funding body in Japan, similar to the United State’s National Science Foundation (NSF).
Department of Anthropology and the Division of Research and Sponsored Programs
World Poetry Reading7:30 to 8:30 pm | Room 120, College of Architecture and DesignOne of the most popular WPC events of the year, the Wick Poetry Center’s annual World Poetry Reading is a performance by Kent State’s international students, staff, and faculty. Each of the fifteen participants will tap into the shared language and experience of poetry by reading a poem of their choosing in English and their native language. The World Poetry Reading is a one of a kind showcase and uniquely Kent State. This year we’re thrilled to have a diverse set of participants.
Wick Poetry Centers
Thursday, Nov. 15Throwback Thursday9:00 am to 5:00 pm | Bowman 124Wear clothing from abroad and/or bring photos of your international experiences. We will hang the photos in our office.
College of Arts & Sciences Office of International Programs and Education Abroad
CAE International Students Appreciation Luncheon (CISAL 2018)11:45 am to 2:00 pm | Aeronautics and Technology Building AtriumPart of CAE’s International Students Appreciation Week (CISAW), the luncheon celebrates CAE international students through an international luncheon and cultural festival. This event is free and open to CAE international students, faculty, staff, and the Kent community.
Aeronautics and Technology Building Atrium
Opportunities & Identities in Study Abroad1:00 to 2:00 pm | Student Multicultural CenterJoin us to learn more about study abroad opportunities, myths and scholarship opportunities. Study abroad alumni will also be present to discuss their experiences and their personal identity development while abroad.
Office of Global Education and Student Multicultural Center
Study Abroad Info Session Through the College of Public Health4:00 to 6:00 pm | Moulton Hall BallroomThe College of Public Health offers three study abroad opportunities: Geneva Global Health Immersion (May Intersession); Global Health Latin America Tropical Diseases (May Intersession); and Florence Health Institute (June). Hear from the faculty about these exciting trips, and from students who have gone on the trips. All trips are open to every major.Free event and no registration required.
College of Public Health
International Cook-Off and FAB Thursday International Cook-Off6:00 to 8:30 pm | Kent Student Center Ballroom7:30 to 10:00 pm | Kent Student Center 2nd Floor
Sample international dishes from Bangladesh, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka prepared by cooking teams competing for the coveted First Place award as selected by a panel of KSU judges. Attendees can also vote for their Fan Favorite. Learn more about education abroad opportunities and congratulate our virtual Run the World participants as they cross the finish line at the Cook-Off. Enjoy the food, fun, and festivities. Free and open to all.
Office of Global Education and Flash Activities Board
Friday, Nov. 16Fly away Friday9:00 am to 5:00 pm | Bowman 124Participating in the events during the week with the Office of International Programs and Education Abroad, you will be entered to win a scholarship to Study Abroad. FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE AWARDED ON THIS DAY!!!
College of Arts & Sciences Office of International Programs and Education Abroad
International Student Career Series: H1-B Visa Workshop1:00 to 2:00 pm | Room 205, BSAGain valuable information from immigration attorney Erin Brown on the H1-B Visa process. This event is open to all international students and is presented by the International Programs Office and Career Services Office within KSU’s College of Business Administration. Online registration is requested, but not required.
Career Services- College of Business Administration
Fulbright Celebration and Information3:00 to 4:30 pm | Room 200, White HallThis annual event brings together those who have earned the prestigious Fulbright status to network and celebrate and also provides an opportunity for those students and faculty interested in applying for Fulbright student or scholar programs to come and learn more what is available and how to apply.
Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education
International Thanksgiving Dinner4:30 to 6:30 pm | Kent Student Center 306Join to give thanks for friendship, learning, and camaraderie in the Kent State University community. A traditional American Thanksgiving dinner will be served. $5/person (https://commerce.cashnet.com/OGE).This event is students, factuly, staff, family, friends, and guests are welcome!
Office of Global Education
Chinese Night6:00 to 8:00 pm | Kent Student Center Governance ChambersA night filled with fun and food. Learn about the country and people of China. Free food will be served. A kids-friendly event.
Office of International Student Affairs and International Student Council
Monday, Nov. 19Oman’s 47th National Day of Celebration6:30 pm | Kent Student Center BallroomJoin the Omani Student Association as it celebrates Oman’s 48th National Day. Free food and free henna!
Kent State Omani Student Association
For complete event description and additional information, visit www.kent.edu/globaleducation/iew2018eventsAll events are open to the public and free of charge unless otherwise noted
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