Events

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

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Unleash the power of global connections at our epic Bi-Weekly Global Friends events! Calling all first-year international students, adventure-seeking globetrotters, and curious ASU students eager to explore different cultures. Join our lively conversation hour where cultural exchange thrives, knowledge is shared, and friendships transcend borders. Drop by one or more of our dynamic bi-weekly events, each one brimming with diverse students, exciting interests, and a whole lot of cultural awesomeness. Get ready to expand your horizons, make lifelong friends, and embark on a thrilling global journey!

Location: Multicultural Communities of Excellence, Student Pavilion, Tempe campus

Come on over to our awesome weekly Coffee and Conversation event! Swing by for some lively discussions led by fellow students, global peer mentors, and ISSC staff. It's the perfect spot to meet new people, get the inside scoop on living the student life at ASU in the US, and pick up helpful tips on cool stuff like community service, dating, school breaks, and your rights. Don't miss out on this chance to broaden your horizons and have a blast at our weekly get-together!

Location: Multicultural Communities of Excellence, Student Pavillion, Downtown Campus

Join the ISSC to learn what and where to report employment updates while on post-OPT and the STEM extension to keep yourself in status. As well as the 6-month reporting requirements that you must adhere to in order to keep your STEM OPT F-1 status. It is vital that you do not miss any of your reporting dates if you intend to apply for future non-immigrant benefits in the United States, such as H-1B. Bring any employment reporting questions you have, and our team will answer them as much as time allows!

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During this required session, to take in fall or spring, participants will understand ASU’s CLD population, its vision for and efforts in internationalization, and strategies for supporting and engaging CLD students. Participants will build Cultural Intelligence (CI) to learn strategies for advancing inclusion.

The Global Advocacy Certificate Program (GACP) is a leadership development opportunity for all ASU faculty and staff. GACP participants will broaden their awareness of intercultural topics and learn specific strategies for supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students and scholars in the classroom and workplace to promote a more inclusive community for all.

Meet and ask questions of campus leaders who champion and guide inclusive excellence.

The Global Advocacy Certificate Program (GACP) is a leadership development opportunity for all ASU faculty and staff. GACP participants will broaden their awareness of intercultural topics and learn specific strategies for supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students and scholars in the classroom and workplace to promote a more inclusive community for all.

Meet and ask questions of campus leaders who champion and guide inclusive excellence.

The Global Advocacy Certificate Program (GACP) is a leadership development opportunity for all ASU faculty and staff. GACP participants will broaden their awareness of intercultural topics and learn specific strategies for supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students and scholars in the classroom and workplace to promote a more inclusive community for all.

Through guided activities and honest discussions, strategize solutions for upholding and demonstrating psychological safety in the workplace.

The Global Advocacy Certificate Program (GACP) is a leadership development opportunity for all ASU faculty and staff. GACP participants will broaden their awareness of intercultural topics and learn specific strategies for supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) students and scholars in the classroom and workplace to promote a more inclusive community for all.