Apply to be an iPOL for Fall 2022 by March 1!
Apply to be an iPOL for Fall 2022 by March 1!
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Friday, February 11 | Spring Semester 2022
Deadline to Apply to be an iPOL: March 1st 
International Peer Orientation Leaders (iPOLs) are students who work to support new international students during their arrival, orientation, and transition to Miami. 

If you are enthusiastic about helping new students, interested or experienced in communicating across cultures, and knowledgeable about Miami, then ISSS encourages you to apply to be an iPOL for Fall 2022. 
Apply to be an iPOL
Check out the video below to see what orientation was like for Fall 2021!
International Student Orientation Fall 2021
Upcoming
Regulary scheduled in the International Student Center (MacMillan 017) for Spring 2022: 

  • Monday - Thursday, 1:30-3pm
  • Mondays, 12pm (noon) - 2pm
  • Tuesdays, 3-4pm 
  • Monday - Friday, times vary (see website)
Check the ISSS calendar for other events, workshops, programs and excursions.
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Bus Trip to Kenwood Towne Centre for Shopping and Dining

Visit a premier shopping destination to get styled and prepped for the spring season! Join ISSS on a bus trip to Kenwood Towne Centre for a day of shopping and dining.

Saturday, February 12 (tomorrow) from 11:00am to 4:00pm 
Register for $5 bus trip to Kenwood for Shopping/Dining
Lantern Festival Celebration

Celebrate the Lantern Festival

C-Hope and CACA are co-hosting Lantern Festival celebration in the Armstrong Wilks Theater this Sunday!
Come enjoy performances and the chance to win prizes!

Sunday, February 13th from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Immigration Tip
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Apply for a Social Security Number if you have a job!

A Social Security number (SSN) is a nine-digit number used to report your wages to the government and is used on some U.S. tax forms. Please note that any international student who was present in the U.S. for part of 2021 should prepare for the upcoming tax season.

If you are employed in the U.S., you are expected to obtain a Social Security Number. Any international student working on campus is eligible to apply for an SSN and should plan to do so within their first month or so of employment.  

Also, according to most recent information received by ISSS, the Social Security Administration office is currently requiring in-person appointments that are scheduled by phone. Please make sure to plan ahead before visiting. 
Learn more about applying for an SSN
Spotlight
Spring Career and Internship Fairs
CCES will host a combination of workshops and recruiting events throughout spring semester to help you explore career options, prepare for your job search, and connect with organizations to land your dream job or internship. 
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