The Office of International Student and Scholar Programs (ISSP) has two 10-month Graduate Student Assistant (GSA) position available to begin August 1, 2008. The GSAs will primarily assist in providing a variety of programs and services for international students and scholars. Read on...
You may have noticed a new, bright and warm face or voice at ISSP when you contact us lately. We are happy to introduce Jocelyn Johnson, our temporary ISSP front-office receptionist! Read on...
The ESL Program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is currently accepting applications for Fall 2008 for speaking and writing classes. Deadline for application is June 30. Read on...
Interested in helping new undergraduate international students adjust to the U.S. American and the Emory culture this Fall 2008? Sign up to be a mentor to new international freshmen! Read on...
ISSP’s theme hall, SPICE HALL (Student Program in International Cultural Exchange), has selected 16 residents for the year 2008-2009. We are very excited to announce that we will have a representation of 10 different countries this coming 2008-2009 academic year! Read on...
The U.S. Foreign Policy Colloquium (FPC), now in its 6th year, is a three-day, wide-ranging look at American foreign policy, the range of factors that help shape it, and how it affects Americans and non-Americans alike. PRC graduate students enrolled at or just graduated from U.S. universities in all majors (including arts and sciences) are eligible to apply. Read on...
Hobsons, an educational publisher, is looking for international students to be featured in a series of articles in their forthcoming USA Education Guides! Students from all regions are needed for this project, but don't delay - you must contact them by Monday, March 24th! Read on...
Are you a national of a Latin American or Caribbean member State of the Organization of American States? Do you have a grade point average of, at least, 3.0 or "B" (or equivalent)? You may be eligible for the Leo S. Rowe Pan American Fund! Read on...
Whether you are getting a job or continuing your studies, the summer is an opportune time for students to do an internship or just begin to think about where they want to be after they graduate. DISCO International invites Japanese-English bilingual students to join CFN (CareerForum.net). Read on...
DISCO International invites Japanese-English bilingual students to the New York Career Forum. This event is an opportunity to meet and interview with companies from a variety of industries. Read on...
Attend the Woodruff Library Orientation for new international students and scholars and learn how to make the most of Emory's library resources. Read on...
The ISSP office will be closed for the winter break from Monday, December 24, 2006--Tuesday, January 1, 2007. We will re-open on Wednesday, January 2, 2007 at 8:30 am. Read on...
New Times Culture and Education Center is pleased to offer a special program to celebrate the Chinese New Year. An all-new, world-class show will be held at the Cobb Energy performing Arts Centre in January 2008. Read on...
Kwanzaa is an African-American and Pan-African holiday celebrated by millions throughout the world African community. It was created in 1966 in California.Read on...
The semi-annual RECRUIT Tokyo Career Fair is held twice a year during the summer and winter breaks. The fair is dedicated to English-Japanese bilingual job seekers outside Japan to meet with corporations in Japan seeking bilingual candidates with international experiences. Read on...
The Office of International Student and Scholar Programs (ISSP) will be moving to the North Decatur Building (1784 North Decatur Road) and will be closed from Wednesday, November 28th through Friday, November 30th to move and resettle into our new office location. The office will reopen for normal business hours on Monday, December 3rd. Read on...
Dr. Rakesh Ranjan is the Senior Lecturer for the Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies at Emory University. He is also the director of the Undergraduate Studies in Asian Studies Program and the Language coordinator of the Hindi Program. Read on...
P.E.O International Peace Scholarships are awarded annually to women who are citizens of countries other than the United States or Canada for graduate study in a degree from schools in the United States and Canada. The maximum amount for a full 12 months of study is $8000. Read on...
Over the fall 2007 semester, some changes will take place in ISSP’s staffing and positions. The position of International Scholar Advisor was created as part of the ISSP team for employment-based immigration advising and the position of Senior International Student Advisor was filled. Read on...
The U.S. Departments of Commerce and State invite Chinese and Indian nationals studying at U.S. colleges and universities to submit short videos highlighting their experiences with U.S. higher education. Read on...
Learn more about our neighbors “across the pond” in the United Kingdom. British fun facts, vocabulary, and resources for products and organizations are included. Read on...
The world's largest Japanese-English bilingual job fair will be held again in November. Over 190 global companies will be offering more than 1200 job positions. Read on...
International Student Orientation 2007 is behind us, and we hope all of it was fun, informative and useful for all involved. Approximately 400 new international students joined the Emory community on August 23, 2007, so please go out of your way to meet and guide them in their new academic endeavors. Read on...
The Canadian Government, through its Embassy and Consulates in the United States, supports research, conferences, teaching, and program activity related to Canada and/or Canada-U.S. relations. Their grant program seeks to encourage comparative research and teaching, faculty exchanges, student mobility, and collaboration between American and Canadian researchers. Read on...
ISSP has one 10-month Graduate Student Assistant (GSA) position available to begin August 1, 2007. The GSA will primarily assist in providing a variety of programs and services for international students and scholars. Read on...
EUCC offers short-term services to assist with any concerns you may have related to stress with grades, social interactions, family, etc. All services at the Counseling Center are confidential and free. Read on...
ISSP will hire several Orientation Assistants (OAs) to help with international student orientation in August, 2007. Application deadline: May 1st.Read on...
The ESL Program in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is currently accepting applications for Fall 07 for speaking and writing classes. Deadline for application is June 22. Read on...
Are you involved in the social, academic or political life of your home country? Would you like to look "behind the scenes" of politics and experience democracy close up? Would you like to spend a few months in the middle of Berlin? Read on...
Friendship Force International is a non-profit organization dedicated to the principle that each person can make a contribution to global goodwill. Read on...
The Canadian Consulate General in Atlanta is pleased to invite you to The Third Annual Pan-Canadian Alumni Gala Thursday, February 8, 2007 6:30 p.m. Read on...
New Learnlink Conference "All Things African" created in order to create a central information distribution modus for all events "African" on Emory's campus. Read on...
For students leaders of student organizations who would like to enlarge their leadership skills and attend workshops to gain perspective on how to effectively lead. Read on...
Nominate your fellow international or internationally-focused Emory student or scholar (or yourself, we won't tell!) for a profile in the bi-weekly Ac'cent e-newsletter. Read on...
From Sgt. Rick Allen, Emory Police Department: Please read the following and note that international students are often targeted in such cases. Read on...
