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    • Celebrate International Education Week 2022

    Celebrate International Education Week 2022

    Oct. 24, 2022
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    International Education Week (IEW) is recognized and celebrated worldwide every third week in November. 

    To celebrate International Education Week, we have a full week of in-person and online events across both Waterloo and Brantford campuses to highlight opportunities for global engagement and begin planning for a future exchange term!

    International Education Week Events

    Monday, November 7

    International Opportunities Booth 

    11 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Brantford campus in the RCW Lobby

    International inspired lunch all week

    12 p.m. | in the Fresh Food Co.  

    Study Abroad Information Session

    2 p.m. | Virtual on Zoom 

    Tuesday, November 8

    "How To Gain Experience" An International Student Panel

    1 - 2:30 p.m. | Virtual on Navigator

    During this online event, you can listen to experienced and knowledgeable senior-year students talk about how they got involved with clubs, volunteering, co-op, working on campus, ISWEP jobs, working off campus and more!

    WUSC presents International Movie (& snacks!) Night

    7 - 10 p.m. | Brantford OM-310 Lounge

    Learn more about the Student Refugee Program and how to get involved in the WUSC Local Committee. Sample some food from various interntational cultures. Please bring a donation of feminine hygiene products, winter clothing or non-perishable food items.

    Wednesday, November 9

    International Opportunities Fair!

    11 a.m. - 3 p.m. | Waterloo Concourse

    Curious about international exchange opportunities and if they might be right for you? Come meet our current outgoing exchange students and learn about our exchange partners around the world. Find out where your opportunity is and how to get started!

    Student Exchange Program Information Session

    11 a.m. - 12 p.m. | Brantford OM-310 boardroom

    Brantford International Drop-in Lunch

    12 p.m. - 2 p.m. |  Brantford OM-310 lobby

    International Student Career Advising Drop-in

    1 - 3 p.m. | Waterloo - LI Lobby 

    IEW Featured Speaker - "Unpacking Opportunities for Global Impact, Ethical Volunteerism + Gender Equality with an International NGO"

    3 - 3:50 p.m. | Waterloo DAWB 3 -106

    Join Taylor Marlow, International Programs Manager at the non-profit organization Youth Challenge International, to learn about HerStart, a program focused on global gender equality, climate action and women’s social entrepreneurship.

    Thursday, November 10

    Pop-up Info Booth

    1 - 3 p.m. | Ladaridis Hall

    International inspired lunch all week

    12 p.m. | in the Fresh Food Co. 

    Friday, November 11

    Summer Abroad Information Session

    10 a.m. | Virtual on Zoom

    GESA Movie Night: The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind

    5:30 - 7:00 p.m. | Brantford One Market Lounge (1st Floor)  

    (Popcorn and snacks will be provided)

    Other Ways To Get Involved 

    International at Home Programming

    International at Home programming focuses on bringing global learning and engagement opportunities to you. The programs allow the Laurier community to connect with each other, as well as partner institutions around the world, to build intercultural knowledge and skills, make new connections and foster new friendships. All without leaving the comfort of home!

    Tandem Language Program 

    Through the Tandem Language Program, you’ll share and learn language and culture with a peer. Partnerships are based on language proficiency and interest, giving you the opportunity to develop skills in a new language while learning in a social way. 

    • Learn more about the Tandem Language Program and register now. 

    Intercultural Certificate 

    Expand your intercultural knowledge and skills by completing the Intercultural Certificate. Modules in the certificate cover topics including concepts of culture, exploring your own culture, intercultural communication, cultural adaptation, and more. And all students who complete the Intercultural Certificate will receive credit on their Laurier Experience Record. 

    • Learn more about the certificate, including how to register. 

    Hawk 2 Hawk English Conversation Project 

    In the Hawk 2 Hawk English Conversation Project, you’ll be paired with English-language learner students in the LEAF program for weekly conversations in English. The conversations will focus on sharing about your cultural experiences while providing LEAF students with an opportunity to practice their English skills.  

    • Learn more about Hawk 2 Hawk, including how to register. 

    Laurier International Cultural Conversations 

    Open to international and exchange students, Laurier International Cultural Conversations (LICC) is embedded in HR261: Multiculturalism, taught by Laurie Jacklin, and pairs students for conversations around multiculturalism, race and ethnicity, migration theory, and more. It’s also an opportunity for international and exchange students to share more about their experiences. 

    • Learn more about LICC, including how to register. 

    Contact Us:

    Global Engagement

    E: globalengagement@wlu.ca
    T: 548.889.5591

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    See the Staff Listing page for staff drop-in hours and meeting availability.

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