Top 5 Reasons Not to Miss International Education Week at FSW
Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW) is dedicated to providing exceptional cultural experiences that enrich our community. International Education Week (IEW), from November 18–21, embodies this commitment by offering a series of events celebrating global diversity and learning. Here’s why you don’t want to miss it:
1. Connect with FSW Peers from Around the Globe
Kick-off IEW with “Voices from Around the World” on Monday, November 18 (Lee Campus, Building J, Room 103, at 11:00 AM). Hear international students share their journeys and cultural experiences, fostering connections and understanding.
2. Experience Global Research Excellence
On Tuesday, November 19, witness FSW students’ internationally focused projects at the International Research Presentations and Exhibits (Lee Campus, Building J, at 2:00 PM). Stay for the Undergraduate Research Reception at 3:00 PM to network with presenters and faculty.
Bonus: Check out the International Photo Contest Exhibit & Awards at 2:45 PM in the same location!
3. Prepare for Your Next Global Adventure
On Thursday, November 21, visit the World Languages & Cultures International Festival (Lee Campus, Building J, 11:00 AM–2:30 PM) to learn about passport applications and study abroad opportunities.
4. Immerse Yourself in Cultural Activities
Enjoy hands-on activities like tile painting, henna tattoos, and friendship bracelet-making at the International Festival. Don’t miss the Italian cooking demo and local nonprofits showcasing ways to support SWFL’s global communities.
5. Discover Study Abroad Opportunities
Attend the Faculty Research Spotlight on Thursday, November 21, at 12:30 PM (Lee Campus, Building J, Room 103). Learn about study abroad programs in Italy and enjoy an Italian cooking demo to close the session!
Don’t Miss These Extras:
- Film Screening & Panel Discussion: Watch Her on Monday, November 18, at 5:00 PM (Lee and Charlotte Campuses).
- Field Demonstration: Join Professor Donini’s turtle research showcase on Thursday, November 21, at 10:00 AM (Lee Campus, J Building).
- Art and Documentary Exhibits: Explore My Home by Ofelia Aguirre or watch Confronting Histories of Violence on Thursday afternoon.
Celebrate the world without leaving campus! Join the fun, connect with peers, and embrace global learning.
