September 3, 2025: Interested in Inviting International Scholars to Campus?
| Registration Link | Past Event |
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| Target Audience | Faculty and Staff |
| Speakers |  Norma Velazquez; Senior International Student Advisor
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Dee Stafford; Director of International Students and Scholar ServicesSeptember 17, 2025: Data Collection with Relinquishing Birth Families in Ethiopia
| Registration Link | Past Event |
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| Target Audience | Faculty |
| Speaker |  Dr. Hewan Girma; Associate Professor & Director of Undergraduate Studies, African American and African Diaspora Studies |
October 1, 2025: Colonial Echoes: The Effects of the Japanese Occupation of the Korean Peninsula from 1910-1945 on the Korean Identity and Language
| Registration Link | Past Event |
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| Target Audience | Campus-wide |
| Speaker | Hannah Hook (Undergraduate Student); IGS Asian Studies |
October 15, 2025: Fulbright TEA Scholar Showcase
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus-wide |
| Speakers |
 Various Fulbright Teaching Scholars |
October 29, 2025: Navigating the International Student Journey: Voices, Challenges, and Pathways to Success
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus-wide |
| Speakers | Nooshin KianvashRad, Samuel Adegoke, Deborah Andoh (Graduate Students) Noah Pernetun, Fatima Elhorry (Undergraduate Students) |
November 12, 2025: Diasporas and Conflict
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus and Community |
| Speaker |  Dr. Jeremy Rinker; Associate Professor, Department of Peace and Conflict Studies |
January 28, 2026: Developing a Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Faculty and Staff |
| Speaker |  Liz Torres Melendez; Study Abroad Coordinator, Faculty-led Programs |
February 4, 2026: Model United Nations at UNCG (and Beyond)
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Students |
| Speaker |
 Dr. Michael Broache; Assistant Professor, Political Science |
February 18, 2026: Curriculum Integration & Advising for Study Abroad
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Faculty and Non-Faculty Advisors |
| Speakers |
 Logan Stanfield; Assistant Director of Study Abroad
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March 4, 2026: Teaming Up Across Borders: How to Make International Academic Collaboration Work
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Faculty |
| Speaker |
 Dr. Alejandro Hortal; Senior Lecturer; Languages, Literatures, and Cultures |
March 18, 2026: Supporting International Students in Uncertain Sociopolitical Times: Mental Health and Career Guidance Strategies for Higher Education
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus-wide |
| Speaker |
 Dr. S. Anandavalli (Alumni); Clinician | Counselor Educator | Mentor | Academic Writer |
April 1, 2026: English as a Lingua Franca: Using English to Promote Prosocial Intentions Among Bilingual Consumers
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus and Community |
| Speaker |
 Dr. Jessie Rui Du; Assistant Professor of Marketing; Department of Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Hospitality, and Tourism |
April 15, 2026: Analysis of Deaf Students’ Experiences in Sign Language Interpreter-Mediated Classroom in Public Universities in Ghana
| Registration Link | Register today! |
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| Target Audience | Campus-wide |
| Speaker |  Dr. Felix Kwame Kumedzro; Principal, Akatsi College of Education, Ghana |
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