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Soup with Substance: Global Social Justice Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy, 12:00 pm CST

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Join the panel of 向日葵视频Political Science experts to discuss the international/global social justice implications of the election. Facilitated by Terence Miller, Director of the Office of International Education, discussions will focus on the perspectives of each panelist鈥檚 expectation in their area of expertise. 

Panel: Dr. Noelle Brigden, Dr. Brian Palmer-Rubin, Dr. Jessica A.J. Rich, Dr. Barrett McCormick, and Dr. Mark Berlin

Virtual International Poster Session Viewing Begins!

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) in conjunction with the Office of International Education (OIE) host a Forward Thinking Poster Session.

Virtual Chat: Connect with OIE (for international students), 8:00 am CST
Each week, international students 鈥� both on campus/in the US and outside the US are invited to connect with an OIE staff member. This social opportunity for (re)connection reinforces OIE鈥檚 mission of international student support. This week鈥檚 event with include a special focus on the importance of international educational exchange and how we can still share our cultures in a virtual world. Link will be emailed to international students 24 hours before event. No registration required.

Webinar: Migratory Flows at the Borders of our World, 10:00 am CST

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Please join the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States, the Jesuit Conference of Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Global Ignatian Advocacy Network on migration for a presentation of the book 鈥淢igratory flows at the borders of our world.鈥�

The research book was directed by the University Institute for Migration Studies at the Pontifical Jesuit University in Madrid and offers a comprehensive analysis of the patterns and implications of migration across borders around the world. Specifically, this webinar will focus on the chapters that discuss migration at the U.S.-Mexico border and the Colombia-Venezuela border.

Virtual Presentation: Study Abroad 101 Information Session, 3:00 pm CST

Before you begin your research into study abroad, join OIE every Friday at 3pm CST for the Study Abroad 101 Presentation to learn more about the study abroad process at Marquette:

Virtual Open House: Undergraduate Admissions, 2:00 pm CST

The Undergraduate Admissions virtual open house includes a session for international students and will provide a wide variety of options to learn more about Marquette. Students are able to choose their own adventure to learn more about academics, social life, and the application process. 

Virtual International Poster Session Viewing Ends!
Final day to vote for International Research Award ($2,500) and Jump Start Certificate of Award.

All 向日葵视频faculty, staff and students are encouraged to view the slides to vote for their favorites.

Webinar: Thinking and Planning Ahead: What's Next for International Education and Study Abroad? 9:00 am CST

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The "" series aims to raise awareness of the changing landscape of U.S. study abroad and international education, to strengthen foreign institution鈥檚 hosting capacity for U.S. students, and to increase participation in higher education strategic partnerships and engagement with U.S. university counterparts. The series aims to pave the way for long-term collaboration between higher education institutions around the world with those in the United States to increase and diversify American study abroad, as well as faculty exchanges for research, lecturing and partnership building.

Virtual Presentation: CPT/OPT Information Session, 3:30 pm CST

F-1 students: Are you thinking about having an internship or co-op? Are you planning to finish your program in December or May? Are you curious about this benefit of your F-1 status? Join this information session to learn about Curricular and Optional Practical Training. All F-1 students are welcome. Use the Teams link sent in a separate, invitation via email to join this event. No registration required.