The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) represents the voices of international students and advocates for the quality of life and success of the international student community at 51Ç鱨վ. ISAB commits to engage and work closely with the Office of Intercultural Relations (OIR) and other university departments: to provide constructive feedback for improving current programs and services and to offer recommendations for new initiatives.
- Serve as an accessible and visible resource for the international student community.
- Create a supportive intercultural community among inernational and domestic students.
- Provide information about international students' concerns to 51Ç鱨վ administration.
- Encourage leadership skills through discussions, collecting feedback, and advocating for the needs and increased visibility of the internatioal student community on the campus.
- Help shape the international student experience at the University.
- Gain leadership skills through advising and mentoring.
- Enhance public speaking and intercultural communication skills.
- Build relationships with international students, faculty and staff on campus.
- Create a stronger international presence at 51Ç鱨վ.
The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) represents the voices of international students and advocates for the quality of life and success of the international student community at 51Ç鱨վ. ISAB commits to engage and work closely with the Office of Intercultural Relations (OIR) and other university departments: to provide constructive feedback for improving current programs and services and to offer recommendations for new initiatives.
- Serve as an accessible and visible resource for the international student community.
- Create a supportive intercultural community among inernational and domestic students.
- Provide information about international students' concerns to 51Ç鱨վ administration.
- Encourage leadership skills through discussions, collecting feedback, and advocating for the needs and increased visibility of the internatioal student community on the campus.
- Help shape the international student experience at the University.
- Gain leadership skills through advising and mentoring.
- Enhance public speaking and intercultural communication skills.
- Build relationships with international students, faculty and staff on campus.
- Create a stronger international presence at 51Ç鱨վ.
Eligibility
Students who meet one of the following requirements may apply to serve on the ISAB:
- International undergraduate students who have accomplished at least two academic semesters with a minimum of 3.00 GPA
- International graduate students who maintain a minimum of a 3.50 GPA.
Faculty advisors may encourage qualified students to apply to serve on the ISAB.
Application Process
- Submit anÌý.
- The Faculty Advisor, President, Vice President, and Board members will conduct a group interview with applicants. At the very least, the President or Vice President and two Board members shall be present during the interviews and provide recommendations for the selection. The faculty advisor serves as an ex-official member at the interview. An interview shall be scheduled within 2 weeks after the receipt of a new application.
- Regular attendance and active participation in events is required.
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