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Join these exciting engagement opportunities

Greetings from the International Students and Scholars Center at Arizona State University. We want to invite you to participate in some exciting opportunities taking place this spring.

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Global Professional Preparation Academy (GPPA)
First event: Global Career Resources: Navigating Success
Friday, Jan. 12
11 a.m.–1 p.m.
SSV Amphitheater, Tempe Campus

The ISSC’s Global Professional Preparation Academy is a semester-long series for students to build their professional portfolios through workshops hosted by the ISSC, Career Services, the W.P. Carey School of Business and other ASU departments.

The GPPA is designed and structured to aid students in achieving both academic and career success through training that will give them the A-Z on how to create their professional profile. The GPPA will have workshops covering topics like resume, cover letter, interview, how to network, and much more. The focus of this program will be to help students gain the skills needed for successfully applying to on-campus jobs, with additional support on building their long-term professional development.

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Global Peer Mentor Program
Every Tuesday
2:00–3:00 p.m
Multicultural Communities of Excellence,
Student Pavilion, Tempe Campus.

The Global Peer Mentor Program connects first-year international students with current students as mentors. You can meet with your mentor regularly to get your questions answered and hear insights from them during your first semester at ASU. They will host a weekly conversational hour with drinks starting the 2nd week of classes.

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Inclusive Leadership Certificate (ILC)

The Inclusive Leadership Certificate program is designed to foster greater intercampus collaboration and support the development of inclusive leadership skills in ASU’s graduate students, through the ILC, both domestic and international graduate students.

WHAT will you need to do?
Students receive a certificate after earning three (3) of the five (5) leadership badges over one semester. Leadership badges can be earned individually without intent to receive a certificate.
  • Each badge must be completed during a singular semester to qualify for a certificate
  • Certificates can be earned multiple times
  • The ILC begins the first day of each semester and ends the last day of that semester
Badge Categories
  • Inclusion & Belonging
  • Transformative Leadership
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Mentorship
  • Global Engagement
WHY join the Inclusive Leadership Certificate (ICL)?
  • Excellent resume builder
  • Networking opportunities both with students and staff
  • Build and perfect skills in cross-cultural communication, collaboration, empathy, self-exploration, innovation, and more
  • Receive a Graduate Inclusive Leadership Certification
WHERE and WHEN are the workshops?
Depending on the program selected, participate in person, online, or in hybrid environments. Look in our modules to find the date, time, and location of each workshop or recorded session.

HOW do I join?
You can join by enrolling in this Canvas Course here. You may also join the canvas course simply to learn more.
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ISSC Immigration Series

The ISSC Immigration Series offers students the opportunity to learn how to successfully maintain their immigration record. Topics include off-campus work authorization, requesting a reduced course load and changing your degree program.

If you miss a session, you can watch it on the ISSC YouTube channel.

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Learn Arizona Series
Next event: Learn Arizona: Home Supplies Shopping
Thursday, Jan. 11th
1:30 a.m. –4:30 p.m.
Meeting location ground floor of the
Student Pavilion, Tempe Campus.

The Learn Arizona Workshop Series offers international students and scholars the opportunity to learn about the U.S. and Arizona. Each session covers a different topic like housing, local transportation, what to eat and where to go.
The Learn Arizona: Home Supplies Shopping trip will bring students on a shopping trip to Target, Walmart, and other large stores, where you can find everything you need to settle into your new home as well as stores for clothing, electronics, and much much more.

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ISSC Volunteering
Monthly Meetings (First meeting)
Tuesday, Jan. 16th
4–5 p.m.
SSV Amphitheater, Tempe Campus.

Are you interested in learning more about volunteering at the ISSC? Come to our informational session about what it means to be an ISSC volunteer, expectations, possible activities and why it can be good for you!

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Global Talks
Every Tuesday starting the 2nd week of classes
2–3 p.m.
Multicultural Communities of Excellence,
Student Pavilion, Tempe Campus.

Each week your Global Peer mentors will host Global Talks, a time for you to talk about helpful topics with fellow international students and ISSC staff members. These events are in an open space, giving you the opportunity to meet fellow students, learn about living in the U.S., and get information on other relevant topics.

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Global Friends
Every other Friday, starting Jan. 19th
11 a.m.–12 p.m.
Multicultural Communities of Excellence,
Student Pavilion, Tempe Campus.

Global Friends is an opportunity for international and domestic students to meet and develop friendships through conversations and global experiences. First-year international students and students interested in studying abroad are invited to attend, get to know each other, practice various languages, and learn more about global travels.

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International Graduate Resource Hub

Please enroll in our resource hub to help you navigate not only ASU resources, but also community and local resources as well post discussion questions, and get direct tips and tricks from current international ASU students through an interactive resource hub.

Self enroll here.

 

In addition to these great opportunities, you can attend any of the events and programs offered by the ISSC. There is always something happening no matter which campus you are at.

See our events

 

Have questions? Contact the ISSC.

Send an email

issc@asu.edu

Give us a call

480-727-4776

Virtual drop-in immigration advising

Mondays 9–11 a.m.

Tuesdays 1–3 p.m.

Thursdays 9–11 a.m.

Fridays 1–3 p.m.

(Arizona Time)

In-person drop-in immigration advising

Mondays 1–3 p.m.

Tuesdays 9–11 a.m.

Thursdays 1–3 p.m.

Fridays 9-11 a.m.

(Arizona Time)