November 2019

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The multicultural fashion show features student models displaying cultural wear from around the world. The goal of this event was to educate people on different cultures as well as cultural appropriation. It is important to remember, cultures are not costumes. They hold cultural significance and ethnic pride associated withthem.
Baile Monarcas dance to traditional Mexican Folk music, and the traditional dance incorporates vibrant colors. This dancers' make-up was inspired by a sugar skull that is big during the Day of the Dead that is celebrated every year Oct 30-Nov. 2. This Mexican tradition is to remember and pray for friends and family who have passed away.
Japanese calligraphy, also known as shodo, is the art of writing by hand to create letters or symbols using a brush dipped in ink. It's a beautiful art form as well as a means of communication. The ability to do calligraphy is a skill passed from one generation to the next, and it requires a lot of training. University Of I l l inois, Springfield November 2019

FROM THE DIRECTOR'S DESK
It is hard to believe that it snowed on Halloween. For those of you who saw snow for the very first time on that day, I hope that you enjoyed the experience.
There is more to come.
It is also hard to believe that the fall 2019 semester will soon be over and that some of you will be graduating and moving on. It has gone by so fast that we have barely begun to get to know you. Stay in touch, and keep us informed about how life is going for you. Congratulations on all that you have achieved while you have been with us, and best wishes for whatever the future holds.
A few reminders: 1) If you are graduating and still need to apply for OPT or finalize an application for admission to another program of study, do that right away.
2) If you are returning to continue your studies in the spring, make sure that you have registered for a full course load or requested authorization for a Reduced Course Load.
3) If you are travelling outside the US during the break between semesters, check your immigration documents to make sure that they will all be valid when you show up for re-entry and get your travel signature on page 2 of your I-20.
4) If you have ANY questions about ANYTHING related to your immigration status, check out all the great information on our website, then email or call with any remaining questions Make the best of these final few weeks of the semester. Get your work done, then join us for our remaining events. You will enjoy them. We will enjoy seeing you. , which creates an opportunity to work with students from around the globe. I have enjoyed having time to get to know the students because it has molded me into the person I am today. While participating in ISA, I am also an International Student Ambassador for the International Student Services. It is an honor to play a role in ISS international events and UIS celebrations, as well as learning about different cultures and traditions from around the world.
What tips could you offer new students?: Grab the opportunities when you have them. Develop as an individual learner. Do not worry about success; focus on your goals. Success will eventually fall into its place. Why did you choose UIS?: I chose UIS because of the opportunities that UIS provides international students like GPSI, GA'S.