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The Center for International Education has four general themes of emphasis: global ecology, international business, international education, and foreign languages and culture.The center seeks to use its resources and programs to enhance and complement the college's curricular and co-curricular programs, including academic programs in the International Studies major, International Business and Language Area Studies major, Philippine Studies Certificate, Leadership Studies minor and Peace and Justice minor. To implement its general themes, the Center divides its operation into support of local and regional business entry into the global marketplace, community outreach, support of campus internationalization, and support of international academic programs of the college.
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Film Documentary on Argentina's Dirty War
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 7:00 p.m. Fort Howard Theater |
This documentary is about "Las Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo" in Argentina - a group committed to finding their
lost grandchildren, stolen some 30 years ago. At least 10,000 dissidents were kidnapped, tortured and killed during Argentina’s Dirty War (1976-1983). They became known as Los Desaparecidos— "the disappeared." Some of these were pregnant or were new mothers when they were captured, and the infants ended up in the homes of government sympathizers. The new parents changed the babies’ names, birth dates and everything about them. Today, more than 100 of the estimated 500 missing children have been located, many of whom had no knowledge of their past nor of their true identities. |
Great Decisions
February 18 - April 18, 2012 Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Fort Howard Theater |
Great Decisions is a nationally presented lecture series that addresses world topics of our time. St. Norbert College is one of three institutions of higher learning in Wisconsin that offers the entire series.
>>View the 2012 Great Decisions schedule |
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Current International Student Help Center
Information for current international students on topics ranging from international student orientation to driving in the United States. >>MORE
Get to Know Our International Students (SNC Faculty, Staff, and Students Only)
International students have put together brief descriptions of their countries, with pictures, personal bios and blogs. Enjoy them. >>MORE
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English as a Second Language Institute (ESLI) Program
The ESLI program offers non-credit, intensive, multi-level, English language courses to foreign students who wish to read, write, speak and understand American English for professional or academic purposes. The program offers students small classes, conversation partners, friendship families, personal tutors and integration into the greater college community. >>MORE |
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Community Outreach & Language Services
We reach out to the community through foreign language and cultural awareness in the following areas: Translating and Interpretation for Businesses, Adult Evening Language Classes, and Elementary School Language Programs. >>MORE |
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International Student & Scholar Services
This office provides academic, social and immigration advisement and services for international students attending regular classes and the ESL Institute, as well as for all visiting scholars. It coordinates and supports a wide variety of international co-curricular activities on campus and in the community. >>MORE |
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Study Abroad
St. Norbert College offers more than 75 study abroad opportunities in 37 different countries. Immerse yourself in Latin American culture, navigate through historic Europe, take the road less traveled to the Middle East or Africa, and explore the Australian outback. Each year, about 140 St. Norbert students study abroad for one semester, an experience that facilitates personal, professional, and academic growth. >>MORE |
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International Admissions
St. Norbert College is known nationally for its internationalized campus and its welcoming atmosphere for students from around the world. Join international degree-seeking students, from 28 other countries, attending St. Norbert College in more than 30 academic majors and minors. >>MORE |
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Forum on Education Abroad

Senator Paul Simon Award

St. Norbert College was recognized as one of the nation's top five institutions of higher education in campus internationalization.
Academics
International Business and Language Area Studies
International Studies
Peace and Justice Minor
Philippine Studies
Honors Program
Student Organizations
Discoveries International
FUVIRESE
Phi Beta Delta Honor Society
Zambia Project
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