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International Education Week: Nov. 9-19

November 9, 2018

International Education Week is a joint initiative sponsored by the U.S. Department of State and Department of Education. It celebrates internationalization and diversity on college campuses across the nation each November. This year, UP is celebrating International Education Week from November 9 through 19.

Please join your colleagues and student organizations in recognizing and celebrating international education and exchange on campus. Events include faculty discussions, films, art, international cuisine, student panels, workshops, and more. Visit the IEW website for a complete calendar of events.

For more information contact Gwen Sandford, international student services, at x7367 or sandford@up.edu.

 

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Filed Under: 11-12-2018, Academics, Campus Services, International Student Services

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