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	Education Abroad Study Abroad in over 70 countries	International Enrollment Admission and Scholarship information for international students
	Intensive American Language Center Study English as a second language	Office of International Students and Scholars Orientation, Immigration, and Cultural Programs
	International Center Provides a learning and social environment that fosters intercultural communication.	Global Learning Internationalizing the curriculum, advising the global studies minor
	Fulbright Academy A central resource for faculty, students and staff to interact, find suitable contacts for information and to recognize WSU Fulbright faculty and student scholars.	Cougar Travel Registry Register your not-for-credit international experiences.

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Global Leadership Certificate

The Global Leadership Certificate integrates coursework and engaged learning opportunities to enable undergraduate students to understand and experience the local and global contexts of research, learning, and outreach.  Students earning this degree enhancement certificate will be better prepared for increasingly globalized professional and personal lives.

Winter Break Activities

Winter Break is a period of recess during the winter term at school. It’s a season wherein activities such as sledding, ice skating come into action.  Here are some of the activities that can be done for this winter.Read more.

International Education Week

From the world premier of “International Monologues” to tea tasting to language workshops to special lectures, the International Students’ Council presented the most ambitious International Education Week program ever Read more.

Education Abroad works to keep students safe

International Programs is part of a network that monitors and supports student safety around the world. Read more.

Food, drums, film shared by Japanese consul general

Japanese Consul General from Seattle brings food and fellowship on his visit to the Palouse. Read more.

India pact has implications for research, graduate ed

WSU partners with prestigious Indian university to tackle food security and world hunger.Read more.

Disaster response focus of global case competition

Teams of students from WSU Pullman, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver worked over the course of 5 days to create a solution to the continuing crisis in Haiti.  The solutions students presented were both diverse and innovative, and broadened awareness of the long term impact major natural disasters have on our world.

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Responding to the World's Largest Humanitarian Disasters

World Affairs Council and Mercy Corps are hosting a conversation with participants from seven of the largest operational humanitarian agencies.  The event takes place in Seattle on April 8, 2011.  To find out more, click here.

Canadian consul commends U.S. innovation, creativity

It’s been said that Americans are benignly ignorant of Canada, and that Canadians are malevolently well informed about the United States.  Canadian Consul General Denis Stevens is trying to change that.

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Grant will enhance language offerings to the professions

Offerings in Chinese and Japanese will be expanded thanks to a two-year, $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program (UISLFP).

To find out more about how this grant will be used, click here.

Fulbright scholar recalls ups, downs of WSU visit

Five years after she was a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at WSU Spokane , a Malaysian researcher discusses her experience - and the lifetime collaboration it initiated - in a recent book of similar testimonials put together by the University of Malaya Press.

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