Friday, August 29 | 4:30 PM | CMU Sun Garden Lounge Let’s kick off the semester together! Whether you’re a new international student, a returning student, faculty, or staff, this event is for everyone in our campus community. Come enjoy: Fun games Live music Free food A chance to meet new people and reconnect with familiar faces! This is a great opportunity to relax, celebrate, and […]
Date: September 2 Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Location: Comstock Memorial Union Looking to include a global experience in your degree plan? Come explore a variety of campus-based opportunities around the U.S. and abroad! At the fair, you’ll connect with faculty, staff, and representatives from: Center for Global Engagement Academic Departments University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) WorldStrides Japan Exchange […]
The Gilman Program is now accepting Gilman-McCain Scholarship applications! The U.S. Department of State’s Gilman-McCain Scholarship offers awards of $5,000 to child and spousal dependents of active or activated U.S. military personnel and who are receiving any type of Title IV federal financial aid as undergraduate students. These scholarships support their participation in credit-bearing study or internship programs abroad. The Gilman-McCain August 2025 Deadline […]
Dr. Nancy Stock from the School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership will be leading a study abroad trip to Costa Rica over spring break 2026. The academic focus will be on nursing and healthcare in Costa Rica allowing students to compare and contrast Costa Rican with U.S. healthcare delivery, reimbursement, health outcomes, and educational preparation. The itinerary includes stops in […]
Stephanie Rispa is MSUM’s newest office and administrative specialist intermediate, in the Center for Global Engagement. Stephanie assists students in getting different cultural experiences. Stephanie supports international students, study abroad programs, global partnerships, and intercultural initiatives. Read more about Stephanie. Welcome to the Dragon Community, Stephanie!