The University of Toledo’s Center for International Studies and Programs is launching its first International Education Expo on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Scheduled from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Thompson Student Union Auditorium, the event will bring together students, faculty and staff, and educational resources to explore new opportunities for academic growth, cultural exchange and career development.
Event highlights Include:
• University office and community partner booths: Meet representatives and experts from more than 30 UToledo offices and community partners and learn how you can internationalize your experience.
• Study abroad opportunities: Explore global study abroad programs, internships, and volunteer opportunities to enrich your academic and personal growth.
• Networking opportunities: Engage with international education professionals, career advisors, and peers to expand your professional and academic network.
• Activities: Have your name written in more than 10 languages around the world and enter a raffle to win $20 gift cards.
• International food: Try pizzas with international flavors.
This is a great opportunity for not only students but also faculty and staff to learn about the resources available for international education at UToledo.
“We’re thrilled to offer a unique platform where students, faculty and staff can access a wealth of educational resources, connect with experts and gain insights into how international education can shape their futures,” said Xinren Yu, director of the Center for International Studies and Programs. “This event is designed to empower everyone with the tools and information they need to internationalize their experience and to foster cross-cultural understanding.
“We are also working on gaining better insights on the current stage of international education at UToledo for our future campus internationalization efforts,” Yu added.
A campus international experience survey also is live. All participants will have an opportunity to win one of the 16 $20 gift cards by filling out the survey.
