Monday, November 4th

1. Internship Opportunities in China for Undergraduate & Graduate Students- Information Session with G-MEO

• 4-5PM Fielding Room (Howe Center, 3rd Floor)
• "Are you looking to strengthen your resume? Have you dreamed of an international adventure? You can do BOTH with the International Internship in China. G-MEO offers a 10-week summer internship in the dynamic city of Chengdu (the hometown of pandas!)

With no language requirement in a historical metropolitan city with something for everyone, this program is open to all graduate and undergraduate students. The program includes internship placement and support, a "How to do Business in China" seminar, a professional development course, and Mandarin language instruction to help you get the most out of this unique opportunity to intern in your field of interest.

Graduate students: are eligible to participate in the Internship In China Certificate Program

Undergraduate students will receive 6 credits in this Credit-bearing Internship Program, an approved Stevens Study Abroad Program

Come to the info session on November 4, 4-5 pm , in Fielding, to learn and ask questions about this incredible experience and “invest in your future."

2. International Games Day

• 6-8PM Library Great Hall
• The Samuel C. Williams Library invites you to explore games of international origin, including chess, backgammon, Go and more. Meet a friend or play a pick-up game and see how you do!

Tuesday, November 5th

Women of Color Luncheon

• 12-1:30PM Fielding Room (Howe Center, 3rd Floor)
  • RSVP through Ducklink
• This is a time for Women of Color to come together and build community at Stevens.

Wednesday, November 6th

1. Foreign Language Salons

• 12-1PM Peirce 111
• Come practice your Spanish with the Foreign Languages faculty in a fun and relaxed setting. Gain insight into other cultures and languages by sharing experiences, influences and anecdotes. Students of all levels are welcome and encouraged to participate.

3. Lessons From Abroad

• 3-4PM Babbio 320
• Hear about the experiences from our students who recently studied abroad at our Returnee Panel. Get inspired! GO ABROAD! International refreshments will be served.

4. International Games Day

• 3-5PM Library Great Hall
• The Samuel C. Williams Library invites you to explore games of international origin, including chess, backgammon, Go and more. Meet a friend or play a pick-up game and see how you do!

5. SafeZone 1.0 Training for Students

• 3-5PM Fielding Room (Howe Center, 3rd Floor)
  • *RSVP here*
  • Sponsored by Diversity Education
• Learn more about the LGBTQ+ community and how you can create more inclusive communities at Stevens.

6. Culture Club

• 3:30-4:30PM ELC Center (3rd floor of Library)
• Converse with students, scholars and staff from around the world about a wide variety of topics, including pop culture, history, and science! This fun and casual group encourages Steven’s students to learn about each other’s countries, culture, point of view and can help students improve their English.

Thursday, November 7th

1. Paella Night

• 7PM McClean 119
• Spain’s culinary delicacies are sought out worldwide, the paella sitting among the cream of the crop. If ever traversing the Iberian Peninsula, paella is a must-try for a true Spanish experience. Spain comes to Stevens with a sampling of paella and discourse on its importance, ubiquity, and history.

Friday, November 8th

International Games Day

• 12-2PM Library Great Hall
• The Samuel C. Williams Library invites you to explore games of international origin, including chess, backgammon, Go and more. Meet a friend or play a pick-up game and see how you do!