It’s International Education Week at Emporia State University and our students want to share their cultures with the campus and Emporia community. Events planned include:
Wednesday, Nov. 14
- Intercultural Skills Workshop for Faculty and Staff, 3-4 p.m., Preston Family Room in the Memorial Union. Participants will develop their communication skills with international students.
- Explore the World at ESU, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Center for Student Involvement Lounge in the Memorial Union. International students are available to chat with and try some tea.
- America, Through the Eyes of International Students, 1-3 p.m., Greek Room in the Memorial Union. What do students in our Intensive English Program think of the United States? Find out with these skits they perform.
Thursday, Nov. 15
- Explore the World at ESU, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Center for Student Involvement Lounge in the Memorial Union. International students are available to chat with and try some tea.
- Ask Me Why, Don’t Be Shy, 7-9 p.m., Greek Room in the Memorial Union. Co-sponsored by ESU Residential Life, participants can join interactive activities and engage in a Q&A on cultural topics with both U.S. and international students.
Friday, Nov. 16
- International Culture Show, 7-9 p.m., Albert Taylor Hall in Plumb Hall. Dance, music and other performances showcasing the many different countries represented at ESU.
Saturday, Nov. 17
- Share Your Story: Exploring Cultural Biases, 1-2 p.m., Lyon County History Center, downtown Emporia. Latin American students offer an interactive discussion on cultural stereotypes and biases. The panel includes students from Bolivia, Paraguay and Guatemala.