Join us in celebrating the contributions of Wesley’s international community during the 2019 International Education Week celebration, November 18 -22, 2019, across campus. Programs will include:

Building a Collective International Story – An interactive exhibit.
Narthex, Monday, November 18 – Friday, November 22, 2019
Often when we refer to “international students” at Wesley, we are specifically referring to those students who come in with a nonimmigrant visa stamp in their passports. But Wesley’s international community extends much broader than F-1 visa holders. It includes students, faculty, and staff, who may be first or second generation immigrants, recently naturalized citizens–or in the process of becoming one, asylees or refugees, and even those with American citizenship from U.S. islands and territories with a culture all their own. Help us build our collective international story by stopping by the exhibit, placing your star on the map, and telling us a little about your international story.

International Student Chapel
Chapel, Tuesday, November 19, 2019 (11 a.m. – 12 noon)

Join our international colleagues in a service of Word and Table celebrating International Education Week. Vice President for International Affairs Kyunglim Shin Lee will preach and preside. A special presentation will also be made by Dr. Aaron Rosen, Director of the Luce Center for the Arts and Religion.

International Potluck Lunch: Gather and Give Thanks!

Refectory, Friday, November 22, 2019 (12 noon – 1:30 p.m.)

Come on down while the food’s still hot (and available!). Brought to you by the Office of International Student Services and the Office of Residence Life, and powered by the amazing culinary contributions of students and staff here on campus. Want to bring an international  or heritage dish to share? Please sign up here https://forms.gle/edpYqMaHpEnLKg5p9. Last year’s potluck was a huge success and we hope to continue that tradition.