Participate in Career and Internship Fair events, including Elevate on 3/3!
Participate in Career and Internship Fair events, including Elevate on 3/3!
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Friday, February 18 | Spring Semester 2022
Spring Career and Internship Fairs
Center for Career Exploration and Success is hosting 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. Check out the ISSS webpage for more information about Work Authorization
Explore Career and Internship Fairs
International students are invited to join Elevate, a conference style event created to broaden cultural awareness, competency and leadership knowledge in preparation for success in a global workforce on March 3 from 11am-1:30pm. 
Students are also encouraged to take part in the Mock Interview Program to help them prepare for meeting with potential employers. If you need to upgrade your professional attire before then, text HIREHAWKS to 67292 to receive your 30% discount code and participate in the JC Penney Suit Up Event For other career related questions, students can connect with Anastasia Milhailov-Flannery during Global Career Drop-Ins
Upcoming
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Saturday Night Fun (February 19)!

  • 9:00pm to 12:00 AM - Art After Dark: Head to Armstrong Student Center Pavillon (3rd floor) and choose from a variety of arts and crafts: knitting, pottery painting, calligraphy, origami and more!  

  • 9:30pm to 11:00pm - Moonlight Ice Skating: Head to Goggin Ice Center for free admission with MU Student ID. Skate rental will be available for $3.50. 

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 above to see what orientation was like for Fall 2021!
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Take advantage of ISSS drop-in hours!

ISSS offers drop-in advising hours every Monday through Thursday from 1:30-3:00pm - no appointment needed! 
If you have a relatively brief or urgent question, this is a great time to get it answered.
There are a few specific topics that require a scheduled appointment (government applications such as OPT, university withdrawal, and academic probation discussions). Most other topics can be discussed during drop-in hours, unless your situation is complex or you have a lot of questions. 

For drop-in advising hours, just come to the International Student Center (MacMillan Hall, 017, lower level, enter through parking lot, central entrance) or connect via Zoom to talk with ISSS staff any time between 1:30 pm - 3:00pm on  Monday-Thursday.
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Campus Care

Campus Care connects students with trained mental health professionals from Student Counseling Service to discuss mental health concerns in a less formal, more convenient setting at the following times and places:


  • Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 pm - International Student Center, MacMillan Hall, Room 017A (International Student Center)  
  • Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 pm - Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion, 3033 Armstrong Student Center Conference Room
  • Thursdays 1:00-2:00 pm  - Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion, 3033 Armstrong Student Center Conference Room
No appointment is necessary and there is no fee. Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis. Usually there is not much of a wait. Conversations are typically about 15 minutes long or less.
Campus Care is open to all Oxford campus graduate and undergraduate students and is the best fit for the following people:
  • Students who are not sure about counseling and wonder what it is like to talk with a mental health professional.
  • Students who are not interested in ongoing counseling but would like the perspective of a mental health professional.
  • Students who have a specific problem and would like someone with whom to discuss it.
  • Students who have a concern about a friend and want ideas about what to do.
Learn more about Campus Care
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