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Thursday, October 30

• Immigration Q&A: International Students in a Time of Change | Online | 9 AM - 10 AM |
  • This online event will allow students to pose questions to Siskind Susser Immigration Lawyers regarding common student visa status challenges, including maintaining visa status, working while studying, and transitioning to employment-based visas after graduation. We will also discuss new and relevant immigration policies and their impact on student visa holders.
  • Hosted by Interstride & Career Development Center
  • Contact: Mayra.Serna-Gallegos@csulb.edu

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Saturday, November 1

• ºÚÁÏÍø Global Dance Floor Spotify Playlist | Online - Spotify | All Month Long
  • Got a song from your home country that always gets you dancing? Whether it’s a festival anthem, a family party classic, or a hidden gem only your culture knows — we want to hear it! Submit your favorite dance song from your country or culture, and we’ll add it to our ºÚÁÏÍø Global Dance Floor Spotify Playlist — featuring beats from all around the world!
    • Enter Here: (must be logged into SSO to enter)
    • Entry close and winner announced on November 10th
    • Listen to the Spotify playlist via link available here on November 10th

Monday, November 3

Tuesday, November 4

Monday, November 10

• Immigration Pathways to Canada: Opportunities for Students, Graduates, and Alumni Worldwide | Online | 10 AM - 11 AM |
  • This online event focuses on immigrating to Canada, a leading destination for global talent. We will highlight key immigration pathways for study, work, and permanent residence, including options for international students, post-graduation work permit holders, and skilled professionals. Attendees will gain practical insights into navigating Canada’s immigration system and learn strategies to successfully plan their academic, professional, and long-term future in Canada.
  • Hosted by Interstride & Career Development Center
  • Contact: Mayra.Serna-Gallegos@csulb.edu

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• Making Friends Across Cultures: A Workshop for International Students | BH 226 | 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

  • Learn how cultural differences shape the way we connect and communicate. This interactive session helps you understand U.S. friendship norms, reflect on your own cultural values, and build confidence making connections while studying at ºÚÁÏÍø. - All students are welcome to attend
  • Hosted by CAPS
  • Contact: Lucky.Chen@csulb.edu

Wednesday, November 12

Friday, November 14

• Psycholog PROmoters Presents "See the World" | Online | 2 PM - 3 PM | RSVP
  • Come learn about the benefits of and finance options for studying abroad during the semester or winter/summer sessions. We'll also discuss options to study abroad after ºÚÁÏÍø.
  • Hosted by Psychology PROmoters of ºÚÁÏÍø
  • Contact: csulbpro@gmail.com 

Monday, November 17

• International Students Day: The Art of US |Central Quad | 11 AM - 2 PM
  • We hope to celebrate the creativity, diversity, and cultural richness of our international student community through the arts at this event. Some of our activities include a Flag Parade, a Language wall, a Photo Gallery, and an International Snack Table.
  • Contact: roma.singh01@student.csulb.edu

Tuesday, November 18

• ºÚÁÏÍø Fall Global Fair | Location: TBD | 11 AM - 1 PM
  • Celebrate international education and exchange with the ºÚÁÏÍø campus community. Enjoy a variety of activities with a global diversity focus. Learn about campus departments and services that support international education at ºÚÁÏÍø. 
  • Interested in Study Abroad? Come visit some of the tables to speak with an advisor or faculty.
  • Contact: Tammy.Guzman@csulb.edu 
     
• Immigration Pathways and Solutions for DACA and other Humanitarian Statuses Webinar | 10 AM - 11 AM | Online |
  • This online event explores immigration pathways following DACA and other humanitarian statuses. We will delve into the ability to transition to employment based nonimmigrant visas and permanent residency, highlighting the specific pathways and potential barriers. By understanding the pathways individuals can be prepared for any changes to DACA or humanitarian statuses.
  • Hosted by Interstride & Career Development Center
  • Contact: Mayra.Serna-Gallegos@csulb.edu

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• Sticky Rice | BH 226 | 12 PM - 1 PM |
  • Sticky Rice is a support space for Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi students at Cal State Long Beach. The space is hosted by CAPS and Project Resilience at the CAPS main office in Brothman Hall.
  • Hosted by CAPS & CLA Project Resilience
  • Contact: Project-Resilience@csulb.edu

Thursday, November 20

• Peace Corps Info Session | BH 250 | 12 PM - 1 PM
  • An information session about opportunities to volunteer for service abroad in the Peace Corps.
  • Contact: Duane.Phan@csulb.edu

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• A Global Food and Cultural Experience of Barbados| LIB 201 | 12:30 PM - 2:15 PM

  • All Students, Staff and Faculty are welcome and seats are limited! Discover ºÚÁÏÍø’s immersive summer study abroad program in Barbados, where students dive into Caribbean culture through hands-on experiences such as costume design and brewing and distillation technology—fields with great global career potential. We will have interactive sessions on Caribbean festivals and masquerades, plus a language café using Adinkra symbols, where you can connect over Afro-Caribbean food and beverages while learning about cultural heritage and diverse perspectives.
  • Hosted by Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Contact: Cheryl.Rock@csulb.edu

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• American Language Institute Poster Session | CPaCE 100A| 1 PM - 3 PM
  • International students from various programs at the American Language Institute invite you to their poster presentations on a wide range of global topics.
  • Contact: Denay.Ponce@csulb.edu

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• Art Days at the Japanese Garden | Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden| 4 PM - 5 PM | RSVP here
  • Join us for a self-guided watercolor art evening in the Garden. Attendees need to pay $2/person. Event reservation will be available on November 1st. Some supplies will be available, but you are encouraged to bring your own. *The Garden does not allow Oil or Acrylic paints or any other mediums that are not water soluble. More information at the Japanese Garden website.
  • Contact: JGCoordinators@csulb.edu