GEO Weekly Bulletin - 04/03/23
Check out this week's GEO Bulletin to stay up-to-date on what's happening! This week includes…Coffee & Culture and Movie Night recap, Study Away Program Highlights and Upcoming Events!
Coffee & Culture Recap: Latin America
IEEC held its first Coffee & Culture after Spring break, Latin America themed! This time, we enjoyed Mexican hot chocolate and conchas whilst we discussed the culture, food and landscapes of the countries in Latin America! Coffee & Culture events are held every Thursday, 12-1PM at International Hall 107 and are an opportunity for international students and anyone interested in studying away to meet and share experiences!
Coffee & Culture This Week: Africa!
Thursday, April 6, 12-1PM at International Hall 107
Want to learn about the study away opportunities in Africa, or just interested in learning about the culture and landscapes of Africa? Join us this week for Coffee & Culture Africa-themed! Those who have studied away in Africa, those interested in studying away in Africa and those interested in African culture will be joining us to chat and share their experiences. Be sure to follow us on Instagram @ssustudyaway to stay updated with any upcoming events!
IEEC Movie Night Recap
On Wednesday the 29th, the IEEC held Movie Night! After two weeks of polls and a choice of 8 movies, Parasite was the winner! This was a great opportunity to relax, enjoy time with friends, meet new people and to eat popcorn! Parasite is an excellent movie with a dramatic and unexpected twist, we would definitely recommend seeing it if you haven’t already watched it!
Study Away Program Highlight: NSE
Want to study away in other universities across the U.S. and Canada? The National Student Exchange (NSE) program allows you to study everywhere from Hawaii to Puerto Rico, Washington to Texas, New York to Ohio and anywhere in between! Many universities are still accepting students for the Summer and/or Fall 2023! Check out campus availability here and summer options here!
WIVA Program Highlight: Start Planning your Fulbright Application!
The Fulbright Programs offer students opportunities to pursue graduate or professional study, as well as teaching internships in elementary and secondary schools or universities! Visit https://us.fulbrightonline.org/ to find out more information! For those interested, make an appointment to meet with Hope Ortiz to plan your experience and application! Be sure to look out for the SSU campus deadline, which is in October!
SSU Event of the Week: WarCircus
Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7, 7:30-9:00 at Ives 119
WarCircus is a modern, deconstructed tragicomedy, an adaptation of the great classic Greek play The Trojan Women by Euripides, about the Trojan War and the fates of the women who survive it. WarCircus re-envisions this classic story as a traveling circus. Tickets are free for SSU Students!