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Welcome [Back] Party
Members of the Case Western Reserve university community can celebrate the start of the new semester with free food and games at the Center for International Affairs’ Welcome [Back] Party. The celebration will be held Thursday, Jan. 17, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Tomlinson Hall lobby. All members of…
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Did You Know: International Students
Each November, Case Western Reserve University and institutions around the country celebrate International Education Week in recognition of international education and global exchange. This year, events will be held on campus Nov. 12-16 for International Education Week. Throughout November, we will…
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Graduate students: Connect with fellow students across cultures
Graduate students still have time to join the iPals (International Partnerships and Learning) program to benefit from a cross-cultural experience. The Center for International Affairs extended the application deadline to Sunday, Oct. 7. Through the iPals program, domestic and international…
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Welcome students to CWRU by participating in the International Friendship Program
Help Case Western Reserve University international students feel welcome in Cleveland by participating in the International Friendship Program. The program is designed to help students transition to life in the U.S. by matching faculty, staff and alumni hosts with international students. Hosts and…
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Center for International Affairs focus groups
The Center for International Affairs is seeking input on how to better serve the international student populations in all aspects of their lives at Case Western Reserve University. The center will hold focus groups for international graduate students from the Case School of Engineering, School of…
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International Student Services and the Center for International Affairs focus groups
International Student Services and the Center for International Affairs are seeking input on how to better serve international student populations in all aspects of their lives here at Case Western Reserve University. To that end, they will be hold focus groups for international graduate students…
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International Student Success Series: “What you need to know about H1-B visas”
Each year as part of the International Student Success Series, International Student Services invites an experienced immigration attorney to present on H1B work visas. Students can attend this year’s session Thursday, Feb. 1, from noon to 1 p.m. in Sears Building, Room 356. Understanding the…
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Spoken English Program’s Friday seminars to discuss culture, communication
The Spoken English Program at Educational Services for Students will offer a seminar in culture and communication for international students (graduate, undergraduate and professional) on Fridays from Feb. 2 to March 9. The seminar will meet from 3 to 4 p.m. in Sears Building, Room 464. In these…
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Resources available for international students at CWRU
The Center for International Affairs has compiled a list of resources intended to help international students adjust to their new environment and live well in Cleveland. Some of the topics covered include: Maintaining visa status; Living in Cleveland; Emergency protocol; and Forms…
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International Education Week
This year has brought plenty of questions and concerns for international students studying in the United States. So, as the nation celebrates International Education Week Nov. 13–17, Case Western Reserve University will celebrate diversity and inclusion. The Center for International Affairs has…