Mon, Nov. 15

Building Bridges Through Education 

 

UCF students from the intermediate class will meet with the Russian students through their international project “Connecting Classrooms” and talk about the educational systems in both countries. 

Mon, Nov. 15

Project Harmony Virtual Information Session 

 

Relationship education is usually coveted for a chosen few. Project Harmony strives to change that by providing relationship education to couples at no cost. Participants learn communication skills, conflict resolution, and financial management. Join our information session and learn more! 

Mon, Nov. 15

UCF Abroad: Barcelona Center Information Session

 

UCF Abroad is excited to offer a 4-week study abroad program in Barcelona, offering courses in Health Sciences and Spanish Language. Students will learn about the program opportunity and how to apply for the 25+ scholarship awards that UCF Abroad is offering.

Tues, Nov. 16

Building Peace in a Fractured Society

 

GPII is privileged to be hosting Rev. Dr. Gary Mason for a presentation titled: Building Peace in A Fractured Society. His talk will be based on his work in Northern Ireland and the Israel-Palestinian conflict. 

Tues, Nov. 16

The Sweet Middle East

 

Join us for a one-hour session where you will learn how to bake very traditional middle eastern cookies, Kleicha. Ingredients are available on the Zoom Registration link if you would like to bake along!

Tues, Nov. 16

Russian Culture Night “Russian Musical Traditions”

 

Russian Culture night will present Russian folk music traditions in Russia together with the delicious traditional food.

Faculty and Staff only, please RSVP by November 12, 2021 to Alla.Kourova@ucf.edu.

Tues, Nov. 16

Movie Festival

 

We will be enjoying a great movie based in England with popcorn and butterbeer! Please join us!

Wed, Nov. 17

Meet Consul General of Japan in Miami-Kazuhiro Nakai

 

The Puerto Rico Research Hub is proud to host Consul General of Japan in Miami-Kazuhiro Nakai. Consul Nakai will discuss his professional trajectory, particularly his experience as Director of International Education. He will also discuss his work as Consul in Florida. Finally, he will share how Japan has dealt with current issues affecting the global community including COVID-19, climate change, and others.

Dr. Fernando I. Rivera, Director of the Puerto Rico Research Hub will moderate the discussion.

This is a public forum, all are welcome to attend.

Wed, Nov. 17

Why Should You Learn Russian?

 

Guest speaker, Dr. Morris will present analytical analysis of the Russian language and it needs for America students in different degrees and programs.

Wed, Nov. 17

Russian Language and Literature

 

Guest speaker, Dr. Morris will present his view on the Russian Literature and its influence on the world.

Wed, Nov. 17

Rosen College International Day 2021 

 

Join us for performances, presentations, and games with Rosen College global faculty and staff! 

Wed, Nov. 17

United States in the Middle East: A Perspective From Kurdistan

 

The U.S. combat forces are scheduled to leave Iraq by the end of 2021 and only a small number of U.S. forces remain in Syria. In this context, the Kurds of Iraq remain one of the steadfast allies of the United States in the Middle East. Mr. Qubad Talabani, Deputy Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq and a prominent Kurdish leader, provides his unique perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing his own people and the U.S. involvement in the region.

Wed, Nov. 17

Taste of Hospitality

 

Join us as we enjoy games and food from 6-7 different countries!

 

Wed, Nov. 17

Immigration 102: International Students

 

An international student’s journey to studying in the United States is a complex, multistep process that begins long before the student arrives. This session will highlight an international student’s journey starting from before they apply to the university, to obtaining their student visa, arriving to the United States, and the many things they must consider while earning their degree. Participants will gain a better understanding of what international students must go through to pursue their dream of studying in the United States.

Pre-registration is required: Faculty, A&P, and USPS: Register online at my.UCF.edu > Employee Self Service > Learning & Development > Request Training Enrollment. Students and OPS: Email your name, course title, and course date to diverse@ucf.edu.

Wed, Nov. 17

Scholarship Opportunities Abroad: Fulbright, Boren, and More

 

(R.A.S.A. ) Russian American Students Association at UCF and Dr. Kourova will present the information about Scholarship opportunities Abroad: Fulbright, Boren, and CLS.

Thurs, Nov.18

UCF Abroad: Barcelona Center Information Session

 

UCF Abroad is excited to offer a 4-week study abroad program in Barcelona, offering courses in Health Sciences and Spanish Language. Students will learn about the program opportunity and how to apply for the 25+ scholarship awards that UCF Abroad is offering.

Thurs, Nov. 18

Hear from UCF International Alumni: Lunch and Learn

 

UCF Global and Experiential Learning bring to you an informative session where you will hear from a panel of international student alumni currently living and working in the U.S. Bring your lunch to our virtual table and learn what alumni have to say about life after graduation. The discussion will be focused on employment as an F-1 student after graduation.

 

Thurs, Nov. 18

Intelligence Community Center for Academic Excellence Speaker Series: Douglas London

 

Author Douglas London will speak about his new book, “The Recruiter: Spying and the Lost Art of American Intelligence” as well as other topics related to the American intelligence community. He will also be signing copies of his book.

Thurs, Nov. 18

Sustainability in Indian States

 

This event will be an interactive Zoom discussion on the issue of sustainability in Indian states presented by Neelima Jain of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Following the initial brief presentation, audience members are invited to present questions for discussion.

Thurs, Nov. 18

Translation in Conversation: An Interactive Experience Translating Kurdish Poetry

 

This event, with the Translation Society of UCF, features a live, collaborative translation of Sorani Kurdish poetry. There is no expectation that attendees know Kurdish, but audience involvement will be welcome and encouraged!

Fri, Nov. 19

Internships Abroad: Steps to Interning Abroad for Credit

 

This session hosted by Experiential Learning, will show students the benefits and process to interning abroad, and seeking credit for their internship. Examples will be shared of past student experiences with partner programs.

Fri, Nov. 19

ISA Language Exchange

 

Join the International Student Association to learn about different countries around the world and practice Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, and some other languages!