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December 2019 Newsletter for Faculty and Staff
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Supporting International Students
During Winter Break
The end of the semester can bring about feelings of loneliness and homesickness for international students who are not going home or traveling during winter break. As university activities wind down and their peers leave campus, faculty and staff can be instrumental in helping international students make the most of their vacation. Reaching out to these students to share important information and encouraging them to take advantage of the opportunity to experience the holiday season in Cleveland can make a real difference. The Center for International Affairs has some tips to help offer support and suggestions to students.
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Say My Name Workshop for Faculty & Staff
The Center for International Affairs wants to help you pronounce the names of your international students! All faculty and staff are invited to attend the next Say My Name Workshop where Elizabeth Miller, Assistant Director of International Student Services, will offer guidance on pronouncing Arabic names. She will also provide information about how to support international students in the classroom. The workshop will be held Wednesday, January 15 at 1:00 pm in Nord Hall, Room 356. RSVPs are encouraged and appreciated.
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Celebrate Lunar New Year with CWRU
The Lunar New Year is the most important social and economic holiday for billions of people around the world and CWRU is bringing the celebration to campus on Friday, January 24! All members of the CWRU community, alumni and the public are invited to attend the free Lunar New Year event featuring a fireworks display, dance performance, popular Asian snacks, and giveaways for students! The festivities take place inside Tinkham Veale University Center starting at 7:00 pm and then move outside for fireworks at 8:00 pm!
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Student Global Perspectives
Anna Koch is an international studies & cognitive science major who spent spring semester 2019 studying at Yonsei University in South Korea. She shares how her experience will impact her career, helped her get outside her comfort zone and changed how she thinks about the world in her Global Perspective video.
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Research & Funding Opportunities
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