Faculty and Staff Needed for International Education Week

October 12, 2015

IEW is a joint initiative sponsored by the US Department of State and Department of Education. IEW celebrates internationalization and diversity on college campuses across the nation each November. This year, UP will celebrate IEW from November 16th through 20th.

International Student Services and the International Club are seeking faculty, staff, and student group collaboration to highlight international exchange and education on campus. Please consider hosting an event during the week to share or promote your international and intercultural programs, research, student projects and more! The IEW coordinating team will assist in promoting the week of events, speakers, music and workshops to the UP campus and community.

Visit the IEW website for complete further information and to submit your event to the IEW calendar. Questions may also be directed to Gwen Sandford, international student services, at 7367 or sandford@up.edu.

Alice Gates, sociology & social work, is the 2019-2020 recipient of the Distinguished Contribution to Sociological Praxis Award given by the Pacific Sociological Association. This award honors sociological work in the Pacific region that has made a positive impact on social institutions, improved organizational performance, contributed to community betterment, and/or eased human suffering. Gates was recognized in particular for her applied scholarship and student engagement efforts focused on advocacy for mothers and caregivers and in support of Latinx communities in Oregon.

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