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The Center for International Education hosts and participates in a variety of events throughout the year. You can learn more about all that goes on both 'On Campus' and 'Off Campus' by clicking on the links in the navigation panel on the right below.

 

The CIE community has regular meetings called 'Dialogues' which provide a good opportunity for students to catch up with their classmates, get center updates and also listen to stimulating talks by speakers from both inside and outside the Center.

 

Students and Faculty members undertake a wide variety of professional activities throughout the year. To learn more click on tags for 'Student Professional Activity' and 'Faculty Activity.'  For participation in other professioinal activities see 'Conferences and Workshops'.

 

Learn more about profiles of who graduated recently by clicking on 'Graduations.'  Catch up on 'Meet Ups' of Center members around the world and much more by clicking on the tags.

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Meet-ups in Amherst - June 2023

Kip Koech met with several CIE graduates from different eras in June 2023.

 

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Déjà vu Meet-up in the Netherlands – May 2023

Déjà vu Meet-up in Netherlands - 2010 and 2023. Chizu, Peter, and Pan.

 

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CIE Hosts an International Cafe Without Borders

CIE hosts an international "Cafe Without Borders" to bring together a community of graduate students from around the world.

 

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Exploring Collaboration with Tibetan Children's Village

In April, 2023, Dr. Krezmien, the Director of the Center for Youth Engagement (CYE), hosted the Mr. Sonam Sichoe, the new president of the Tibetan Children's Village (TCV) to discuss possible collaboration with the College of Education.

 

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CIE @ CIES 2023 in Washington D.C.

The 67th annual CIES Conference was held in Washington, D.C. in February this year. The conference was organized in an unusual split format: two days online, then a two-day break, followed by five days of in-person conference.

 

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