Events

If you are an international student from any country needing to file an amended 2022 tax return, please join us for this webinar. VITA will assist students in completing the forms required for their tax filing requirement.

Success at ASU offers an opportunity for students to network with and learn from current ASU student leaders, as well as supporting faculty and staff, about their journeys as global leaders. Participants will also have the option to showcase globally-minded projects. The conference is FREE to all ASU students, faculty, and staff. Registration required. 

Click here to see the agenda and register for sessions. 

A networking event for Indian students.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US, and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US.

This week's topic is: Native American Heritage Month Celebration and Conversation

In this tax webinar, international students, scholars and professionals will be run through everything they need to know about nonresident tax for the 2022 tax season. Topics will include who must file, tax residency, FICA, State returns, implications of misfiling as well as how to use Sprintax to prepare a compliant tax return.

You might be asking yourself, "What is the STEM extension and do I qualify?" Join us as we discuss the eligibility requirements and application process of the STEM extension. We will cover the timing of your application, USCIS requirements, Form I-983, Form I-765 and supporting documents. Be sure to bring your questions!

Join our bi-weekly Global Friends events. First-year international students, domestic students who have or intend to travel abroad, and any ASU students who are interested in learning about other cultures are welcome to join our conversation hour. This will be a time to share cultural exchange, knowledge of other countries, and create friendships that span the globe. Feel free to come to one or more of our bi-weekly events. Each meeting will be different with different students, interests, and cultural diversity.

It's time to learn about obtaining an on-campus job. ISSC will give our international students a Chinese (Mandarin) tea chat session. If you look forward to getting a job at any ASU campus and learn building your resume and cover letter, please join us and learn more about what you should do.

We invite you to join us and connect with other international scholars, students and ISSC staff at our Spring Carnival. There will be food, games, prizes and more. You might even get the chance to drop an ISSC staff member in the dunk tank. Families and friends are welcome to attend.

Let's learn and play some ultimate frisbee. Enjoy the free pizza and celebrate the entering last month of the semester! Bring your friend or come to play with others.

The STEM Extension has complex regulations that you must follow to remain in compliance with the terms of your F-1 status. If you have plans for future U.S. non-immigrant benefits such as H-1B, it is imperative that you do not miss any of your reporting deadlines. Let us walk you through maintaining your status while you are authorized for STEM Extension.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US. This week's topic is: Indigenous Culture Week

How does fancy, local free food sound? If the answer is good, come to our free food tasting by ASU’s on-campus sustainable and local restaurant; Engrained? Never heard of it, even better, come check it out, and while you’re at it learn how to “eat like a local.” The Learn Arizona: Engrained event collaborates with the on-campus restaurant Engrained for a food tasting centered around local food and sustainability.

In this tax webinar, international students, scholars and professionals will be run through everything they need to know about nonresident tax for the 2022 tax season. Topics will include who must file, tax residency, FICA, State returns, implications of misfiling as well as how to use Sprintax to prepare a compliant tax return.

The Learn Arizona: Thrifting event will have a short presentation and Q&A talking about thrift store shopping! Find out what you can buy at thrift stores, where you can find thrift stores, and the differences between certain thrift stores (also known as consignment shops) and vintage shops. Thrifting is not only affordable with unique clothes, furniture, and items to be found but it is also very sustainable!

After the presentation, there will be a voluntary trip for students who would like to join on a trip to a nearby consignment store.

Fashion Forward 2023: ASU Clothing Drive and Clothing Closet Clothing exchange for sustainable fashion! All day we will have 2nd hand clothing for all students to take away! The closet will stay open while supplies last. Take away quantities will be limited based on volume received. Bring your own reusable bag for your takeaways and you can select an additional item.

It's time to learn about CPT & OPT. ISSC will provide our international students with a Chinese (Mandarin) CPT & OPT Tea Chat session. If you are graduating soon and looking for jobs or internships during the summer in the U.S., you should visit and learn about your benefits via the CPT & OPT programs.

Stressed out and need to relax? Or maybe you just like yoga. Either way, come join us on the north patio of the library for a relaxing Saturday yoga and lunch event. The SDFC will guide us through a relaxing yoga class outside while listening to the birds and enjoying the peaceful environment.

Let's do some HIIT exercises together! We are having professional coaches from SDFC join us. So bring your friends to come to exercise with others in our fitness workshop.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US. This week's topic is: Spring Pride

In this tax webinar, international students, scholars and professionals will be run through everything they need to know about nonresident tax for the 2022 tax season. Topics will include who must file, tax residency, FICA, State returns, implications of misfiling as well as how to use Sprintax to prepare a compliant tax return.

Roll your dice and be the board game King or Queen for the night! ISSC and the library will have a table top game night once a month on the 2nd Wednesday of every month in Hayden Library for international students, as well as domestic students! This event is great to get to know other students as well as librarians and the library resources. If you have a board game you would like to request for one of our game nights, please let us know in advance and we will request it!

Congratulations! You've found your internship opportunity. Now what? Let the ISSC show you the steps to requesting your Curricular Practical Training (CPT) work authorization.

In this interactive session, you'll learn techniques for handling any social event, even if you're an introvert or have a low TTI. Feel more confident meeting new people, entering and exiting conversations, networking, and schmoozing at large gatherings, such as career fairs and conferences. All international students are welcome to join us！

In this tax webinar, international students, scholars and professionals will be run through everything they need to know about nonresident tax for the 2022 tax season. Topics will include who must file, tax residency, FICA, State returns, implications of misfiling as well as how to use Sprintax to prepare a compliant tax return.

Join our bi-weekly Global Friends events. First-year international students, domestic students who have or intend to travel abroad, and any ASU students who are interested in learning about other cultures are welcome to join our conversation hour. This will be a time to share cultural exchange, knowledge of other countries, and create friendships that span the globe. Feel free to come to one or more of our bi-weekly events. Each meeting will be different with different students, interests, and cultural diversity.

LGBTQ+ friends and allys', come on over to our pride panel as we teach you a little bit about the community like respecting pronouns and how to ask questions in a respectful way as well as the community's rich history. Hear some stories from fellow LGBTQ+ international students as well as faculty about navigating life after moving from another country and being out here. It's an amazing opportunity to learn as well as celebrate this community!

Are you planning to travel during summer break? Learn about the documents required to travel outside the U.S. for a successful re-entry to the U.S.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US. This week's topic is: Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

It's time to learn about CPT & OPT. ISSC will provide our international students with a Chinese (Mandarin) CPT & OPT Tea Chat session. If you are graduating soon and looking for jobs or internships during the summer in the U.S., you should visit and learn about your benefits via the CPT & OPT programs.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US. This week's topic is: De-stress and Preparing for Finals

The time to put what you've learned into practice is drawing near! Join us to determine if you are eligible to apply for Post-OPT.

Everything you need to know about applying for Post-OPT, from submitting your eForm request to completing Form I-765 and even a walk through of the supporting documents you will need to collect for the application.

Stop by at our weekly Coffee and Conversation event where every Tuesday we set some time aside to talk about helpful topics led by fellow students and ISSC staff. This is an open space to meet people, learn more about living in the US as a student at ASU and gain helpful information on topics like community service and what it can do for you professionally, dating in the US and other topics such as where to go on school breaks or information about knowing your rights in the US. This week's topic is: Summer vacation plans and what to expect for the Fall semester

Learn about employment options beyond OPT, including H-1B and pathways to permanent residency, from a local attorney.