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This session explores strategies for fostering international student agency and inclusion through mentoring and engagement. Attendees will both gain and share actionable approaches to empower students in navigating cultural and academic challenges. Key themes include effective mentoring models, cultural competency, and community-building initiatives that create a supportive environment for all learners to thrive.

This workshop series explores the implicit norms and expectations that are not formally communicated to university students, with an aim of working toward greater equity in higher education.

See currently scheduled workshops.
Part 1: What is the Hidden Curriculum and How Do We Navigate It?

Part 2: What We Expect You to Know but Don't Tell You

Part 3: Who Are Your People at Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder

Applying the principles of intercultural communication, this session explores the rationale behind the need to adapt communication styles to better interact with international students in both oral and written contexts. Attendees gain a better understanding of cultural orientations through reflection on their own communication styles to maximize effective communication with their international advisees.Ìý

This workshop is designed to help international graduate students navigate the US academic culture of classroom participation, specifically through asking and answering questions. Tailored for graduate students serving or preparing to serve as Teaching Assistants (TAs), the session will cover strategies for fielding student questions, providing appropriate responses, and asking insightful questions and follow-up questions to gauge student comprehension.

In this interactive workshop, attendees master self-editing strategies for academic work. The workshop will address how to identify and correct common grammatical errors,Ìýachieve greater clarity and coherence in writing, tailor writing to meet academic standards, and use tools and techniques for effective revisions.Ìý

Discover how to foster inclusive environments that empower international students and enrich your campus with global perspectives. You’ll gain practical tools, cultural insights, and strategies to support diverse learners while fostering a more globally minded community. This interactive session includes collaborative discussions and is open to all educators, staff, and students. Food and drinks will be served. Registration is required to attend this event. Come celebrate International Students Day at Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder as a community!