International Student Orientation
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA
Guidebook & Schedule
International Student Orientation
Welcome to the University of Northern Iowa!
We are enthusiastic that you chose to attend UNI and participate in
International Student Orientation (ISO). ISO is a mandatory program
required for all new international students. During ISO, you will have a
chance to attend informative sessions, meet UNI staff and professors,
register for classes, go shopping, participate in evening activities, and
much more. You will also make lots of new friends!
ISO and its sessions are designed to help you get started as a new UNI
student; therefore, it is important that you attend all sessions in person.
Our goals are to help you:
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adjust to academic and social life at UNI
comply with government regulations and maintain your
immigration status
learn about on- and off-campus resources and support services
learn how to navigate the physical environment of the campus
become more aware of local community and U.S. culture
meet new people and make friends from around the world
We hope you find this guidebook and schedule useful during ISO and
beyond. Please review the information and do not hesitate to ask
questions about the activities and sessions that have been planned for
you.
We are glad you are here and look forward to meeting you!
Ms. Genevieve Roesler Beecher
Associate Director
International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO)
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Table of Contents
Welcome to the University of Northern Iowa! ......................................... 2
Check List .................................................................................................. 4
Travel Plans and Arrival Information ........................................................ 6
ISO Presenters ........................................................................................... 9
ISO Schedule ........................................................................................... 10
ISSO Programs and Activities .................................................................. 24
UNI Campus Map .................................................................................... 25
Notes ....................................................................................................... 26
International Students and Scholars Office ............................................ 28
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Check List
Before ISO
 Register for ISO
 Register for UNI NOW!
 Complete New International Student Arrival Form
Let us know when you plan to arrive in Cedar Falls. We offer rides
from the airport as well as linen packets when you arrive so you
don’t have to worry about shopping right away.
 Add international.services@uni.edu to email contacts
You will receive essential emails from our office prior to ISO and
throughout your time here at UNI. Add our email address so you
are up to date on any immigration related announcements as well
as programs and events.
 Like ISSO on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
Stay connected with current and future students as well as ISSO
staff. Learn about ISSO and university-wide events and programs
and join the ISO Facebook Event.
 Move in to residence hall or apartment
Department of Residence: Redeker Center Room 10
During ISO
 Immigration Check In
International Students and Scholars Office: Maucker Union 113
 Obtain University ID card
Department of Residence: Redeker Center Room 10
 Sign into MyUNIverse
Assistance is available at the Computer Consulting Center:
Innovative Teaching & Technology Center Room 36
 Sign into eLearning
Assistance is available at the Computer Consulting Center:
Innovative Teaching & Technology Center Room 36
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 Sign in to UNI e-mail
Assistance is available at the Computer Consulting Center:
Innovative Teaching & Technology Center Room 36
 Open bank account (optional)
Bank of your choice; local banks at Student Resource Fair
 Obtain cell (mobile) phone (optional)
Provider of your choice; many providers at Student Resource Fair
 Register for classes (courses)
 Take TB test and submit immunization records
On your Own/After ISO
 Purchase textbooks
University Book & Supply: 1009 W 23rd Street
 Pay U-Bill (university bill)
Cashier’s Office Gilchrist Hall Room 103
 Update UNI Directory information
Assistance is available at the Computer Consulting Center:
Innovative Teaching & Technology Center Room 36
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Travel Plans and Arrival Information
Policies and fees are subject to change
Remember that International Student Orientation is mandatory! If you
miss a session, you may need to make it up individually with an advisor
at a later time.
All new undergraduate international students (with the exception of
some exchange students) are required to pay new student fees. Fees
include (but are not limited to) the $320 acceptance fee; the one-time
$225 New Student Program/Matriculation Fee, required by all students;
and a one-time $105 International Student Orientation Supplement Fee.
Regardless if you attend ISO or not, all new international students are
charged these fees.
Arrive on campus August 14, 15, or 16 and make arrangements to be in
Cedar Falls during this time. Services (including on-campus housing) will
not be ready or available prior to August 14. ISO’s mandatory session
begin on Monday, August 17.
Airport pick-up
Airport pick-up from specific locations is provided at no cost to you
starting on August 14 through August 16.
Book your air travel to Waterloo Regional Airport (ALO), which is served
by American Airlines offering connecting service from Chicago O’Hare
International Airport (ORD). If you cannot fly into ALO (10 minutes from
campus), services may be available in Cedar Rapids. For more
information, email ISSO.
ISO Arrival Form
Submit the online ISO Arrival Form by August 1st and send us your
arrival information as soon as you know your travel plans. Submit the
form even if someone else is picking you up from the airport or if you
are arriving early. If you need to be picked up from the airport, ISSO will
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arrange for your transportation to the UNI campus at no cost to you as
well as prepare optional linen packets for a small fee.
To report arrival changes, flight changes, delays and other information
during your trip, call the ISSO mobile/cell phone number at +1-319-2697278 or email ISSO.
Housing
If you arrive prior to August 14, you must arrange for your own lodging
and plan your own transportation. However, you still must fill out the
ISO Arrival Form and inform us when you are planning on arriving to the
UNI campus.
It is your responsibility to make your own housing arrangements before
you arrive. To live in the residence halls, you must apply in advance at
and direct any questions to Jean Wiesley, Assistant Director. The
residence hall rooms are furnished with a bed, desk and dresser for your
belongings.
To live in the Hillside-Jennings apartments, visit the Housing website.
Note that there are specific requirements to live in these apartments.
Further questions can be directed to the Hillside-Jennings Apartments
Office. The Hillside-Jennings apartments are not furnished (no beds,
chairs, tables, desks, kitchenware, etc.). The only items provided include
a cooking stove, oven, and refrigerator.
You may either bring your own linens (bed sheets, pillow, pillowcase,
blanket, towel and washcloth) or you may purchase a full set upon
arrival for $60 from ISSO. When you submit your ISO arrival form, you
can request a linen packet from ISSO. Linen packets can be picked up
from your residence hall office upon arrival to campus.
Students living on campus will be given temporary access keys to enter
the building. Once you have obtained your student ID on Monday,
August 17, your ID will become your access key to your residence hall.
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Meals
Meals during orientation will be provided to all students. Until you
receive your Student ID Card, you will use temporary meal cards. Meal
cards will be provided when you check into your residence hall (for
students living on campus) or at the ISO Welcome Breakfast (for
students living off campus). You will begin using your student ID to
obtain meals beginning on Monday, August 17 at lunch.
For students living in any of the residence halls, Fall 2015 meal plans will
begin at the end of ISO at the dinner meal by using your UNI ID card or
finger print scan (optional), which you will get during orientation.
Health Insurance
UNI requires international students to purchase the Student Health
Insurance Plan (SHIP) provided by the Student Health Clinic.
International students will be automatically enrolled in SHIP and billed
$140 for each month they are an enrolled as a student ($25 for dental
insurance is optional). For more information visit the Student Health
Center website or contact Connie Potter, Administrative Specialist.
All new international students must be screened for tuberculosis (TB).
You will be responsible for a $10 charge that will be charged directly to
your U-bill. The remaining cost will be covered by SHIP.
Class Registration
All undergraduate students (first-year and transfer) and exchange
students will register for classes as part of ISO.
Graduate students are not assigned a specific class registration time.
You should contact your respective departments or email the Graduate
College prior to arrival and arrange for a time to meet with a faculty
advisor for assistance in this process.
Orientation Schedule
For the most up-to-date orientation schedule, go to the ISSO website.
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ISO Presenters*
Angela Cox
Rod Library
Ashley Brickley
Disability Services
Christina Gewke
Office of Business Operations
Christopher Neuhaus
Rod Library
Connie Potter
Student Health Center
Dana Foster
Wellness and Recreation Center
Deanne Gute
Academic Learning Center
Emily Borcherding
Academic Learning Center
Helen Haire
Dean of Students
Jason Vetter
Information Technology Services
Jean Neibauer
Academic Advising
Jean Wiesley
Department of Residence
Jennifer Suchan
Registrar’s Office
Josh Sankey
Academic Advising
Kathy Peters
Academic Learning Center
Kristi Marchesani
International Admission
Latricia Hylton
Academic Learning Center
Leila Rod-Welch
Rod Library
Leslie Williams
Dean of Students
Lori Seawel
Information Technology Services
Mark Rowe-Barth
Student Wellness and Health Education
Matt Nuese
Career Services
Nick Rafanello
Department of Residence
Robert Swazo
School of Applied Human Sciences
Roland Ferrie
University Relations
Ross Schupbach
International Students and Scholars Office
Stephanie Miller
Study Abroad Center
* Some presenters may not be listed above
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ISO Schedule
Use the meal cards (also called conference cards) obtained from your
residence hall upon arriving if you live on UNI campus for all meals at
the Dinning Centers. Two peer mentors will be available at each meal on
Saturday and Sunday. Meet them in the Redeker Center lobby 15
minutes before each meal. Look for purple shirts.
Friday, August 14
7 – 8 am
Piazza
Breakfast
11:30 am – 1 pm
Piazza
Lunch
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Piazza
Dinner
Saturday, August 15
7 – 8 am
Piazza
Breakfast
11:30 am – 1 pm
Piazza
Lunch
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Piazza
Dinner
7 pm
TBD
ISA Welcome Event
Meet the International Student Association.
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Sunday, August 16
7 – 8 am
Piazza
Breakfast
11:30 am – 1 pm
Piazza
Lunch
1 – 4 pm
Meet behind
Maucker Union on
Wisconsin Street
Shopping trip
Ride a comfortable bus (provided) to shop at
Walmart, Best Buy and the Crossroads Mall.
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Piazza
Dinner
7 pm
TBD
Scavenger Hunt
The International Student Promoters invite
you to join them for a quest around campus.
Reminder for Monday
Please remember to bring your passport, visa stamp, I-20 or DS-2019 for
Immigration Check-In. You will also be receiving your UNI ID Card and
you will return your temporary meal cards and residence hall access
cards. Please bring both temporary cards with you on Monday morning.
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ISO Day 1: Monday, August 17
7 – 9 am
Piazza
ISO Welcome Breakfast
9 am – 12 pm
The Essentials
Receive your ISO materials, meet your Peer
Mentors and the ISO Team, and learn what to
expect from ISO.
Two teams at a time, you will complete one of
these three steps every hour.
113 Maucker
Union
Department of
Residence,
Redeker Center
ITTC 134
Immigration Check-In
Bring all your travel documents (Passport, Visa
Stamp, I-20 or DS-2019) and welcome packet.
Student ID
Stop at the Department of Residence, where you
can get your official UNI Student ID card and
finger print scan, if you choose. You will turn in
your temporary access card (if you live on
campus) at this time.
MyUNIverse and eLearning
Learn the basics of how to operate the online
blackboard system through eLearning. This will
be a component used in many of the classes you
will take at UNI. This session will also introduce
MyUNIverse.
Teams and Times
Teams 1 and 2
Teams 3 and 4
Teams 5 and 6
9 – 10 am
Check-In
My UNIverse
Student ID
10 – 11 am
My UNIverse
Student ID
Check-In
11 am – 12 pm
Student ID
Check-In
My UNIverse
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12 – 1 pm
Piazza
Lunch
1:15 – 2:15 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Introduction to the U.S. System of Education
and the U.S. Classroom
2:15 – 2:45 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Ins and Outs of Living on Campus
3 – 5 pm
Student Resource Fair
Dianji students only: Lunch with College of
Business Administration staff. A staff person will
meet you outside the Piazza at the North
entrance.
Learn about the highlights of the U.S. system of
education which are different than the system in
your home country. Find out what grades,
credits, grade point average, program of study,
and other terms mean, and many other useful
tips. U.S. classroom etiquette is also quite
different. Learn how to interact with your
professors and classmates and how to be
successful. A faulty member will conduct a 15
minute mock class session to allow you to be
better acquainted with the US classroom.
Learn about what it’s like to live on the UNI
campus and all the options that are available to
you as an on-campus resident. This session will
cover both housing and meal plan options for
UNI students and how to make the most of living
on-campus. This session is primarily for those
students living on campus or those who have a
meal plan; however, all students are welcome to
attend.
Representatives from local banks, mobile/cell
phone companies and on-campus offices and
organizations will be available to tell you all
about the products and services that they have
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available for you. You will be able to open a bank
account and deposit money. You can also get a
U.S. cell phone with a local number. Be sure to
bring your money to deposit, your passport and
your I-20 or DS-2019.
5:30-6:30pm
Piazza
Dinner
6:30 pm
Follow your Peer
Mentors
Team Huddle
7 pm
Residence Halls
Sit with your team for dinner to get to know your
teammates.
Meet with your team for a short debriefing of the
day. Use this time to ask any questions left over
from the day and find out more about the next
day.
Resident Assistants Welcome
Reminder for Tuesday
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ISO Day 2: Tuesday, August 18
7 – 8 am
Piazza
Breakfast
8:15 am – 12 pm
Curris Business
Building
Room 5
Class Registration
8:30 – 9 am
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Program Overview
9am – 12 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Class Registration
9 am
Redeker Center
Morning Huddle
9:30 – 10:30 am
Rod Library
Library Tour
10:30 – 11:30 am
Union
Getting Involved and Greek Life
Grab breakfast on your own and go to the next
session that applies to you. Most students will
meet their teams at 9 am. BSMP, Dianji and
Exchange students have different schedules for
the morning and meet their teams at lunch.
Dianji Students Only: Meet one-on-one with a
business advisor to choose your schedule of
classes for the semester.
Brazilian Scientific Mobility Students Only:
Meet with International Admissions staff
members who will provide more information
regarding the program, including important
dates, campus contacts, and answer any
questions you might have.
Exchange and Brazilian Scientific Mobility
Students Only: Meet with UNI academic
advisors and faculty members to choose your
schedule of classes for the semester
Meet your Peer Mentors in the lobby of the
Redeker Center to start your day.
Library staff will introduce to all the resources
available for your success at UNI.
Learn about involvement on campus and in
Greek life from current UNI students.
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12 – 1 pm
Piazza
Lunch
1:15 – 2:15 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Immigration Regulations
2:15 – 2:45 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Employment at UNI
2:45 – 3:45 pm
Maucker Union
Group Photo and T-Shirt
3:45 – 4 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Student Disability Services
4 – 5 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Safety, Security, and Student Services
With your team. All BSMP, Exchange and Dianji
should rejoin their ISO teams at the dining
center.
Learn about the basics of your immigration
status and what you need to do to stay in good
standing with the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security. New developments (if any) in the
handling of student information will be
discussed, and the importance of following the
rules of your visa status will be emphasized.
Learn if you are eligible for employment and
where to look for a job and what to do. Find out
about what a Social Security Number is and how
to get one if you become employed at UNI.
Receive your ISO T-Shirt and pose for pictures
with your team and with all new international
students.
Find out about the services offered by the
disability services office, who and for what
purposes students can use this office, and to
answer any questions you may have regarding
disability services.
Learn the tips to help keep yourself safe and out
of trouble. Find out how you can work with
public safety and about more services available
to help you have a safe and successful
experience at UNI.
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5 – 5:30 pm
Follow your Peer
Mentors
Team Huddle
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Piazza
Dinner
6:30 pm
Wellness and
Recreation Center
Wellness and Recreation at UNI
Meet with your team for a short debriefing of
the day. Use this time to ask any questions left
over from the day and find out more about the
next day.
With your team.
Learn WRC facilities and services. Bring your
exercise clothes, shoes, and swimwear for an
evening or recreation, relaxation, sports, and
social time with other international and
American students participating in JumpStart.
Reminders for Wednesday
All students need have checked-in with ISSO before being able to
register for classes. If you have not yet checked in with ISSO, please go
to 113 Maucker Union at 8 am on Wednesday morning, before class
registration begins at 9 am.
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ISO Day 3: Wednesday, August 19
7 – 8 am
Piazza
Breakfast
9 – 11:30 am
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Class Registration
9:30 am
Meet at 113
Maucker Union
English Placement Test
9:30 – 10:30 am
Library Tour
Meet your team for breakfast.
New and Transfer Undergraduate Students
Only:
Meet with UNI Academic Advisors and faculty
members to choose your schedule of classes for
the semester. – advising-services@uni.edu
Provisionally and conditionally admitted
students due to insufficient English proficiency
only: The English placement test will begin at 10
am. The test will take approximately four hours.
The test will take place in the Curris Business
Building Room 227.
Exchange, BSMP and Dianji Students
10:30 – 11:30 am
Gilchrist
Meeting the Study Abroad Center Staff
11:30 – 12:30 pm
Piazza
Lunch
1:00 – 1:45 pm
Sabin Hall
Room 2
Student Health Clinic and Health Insurance
1:45 – 2 pm
Exchange Students Only
Meet the Study Abroad staff who will respond to
questions regarding exchange matters.
Meet up with your team outside of the North
Entrance to Piazza for lunch.
Find out why UNI requires health insurance for
international students, how the U.S. health care
system works, what is SHIP, and what can the
UNI Health Center can do for you.
Break
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2 – 5:00 pm
Academic
Learning Center
Oak Room
Maucker Union
Elk Room
Maucker Union
Teams and Times
2:15 – 3:15 pm
3:15 – 4:15 pm
4:15 – 5:15 pm
Success at UNI
All the information you need to succeed at UNI.
Academic Success and Tour
Learn about the Academic Learning Center and
other resources in place to ensure your
academic success. Find out how professional
staff from each one of these units can help you
succeed in the classroom and tour the academic
learning center facilities.
Intercultural Communication
Learn how life in the U.S. may not be quite like it
is at home. Share your stereotypes and
expectations of Americans, play a slang game,
and learn about some of the American culture
tips and win prizes!
Paying your U-Bill and Managing Money
Learn how to pay your tuition and fees and how
to view your account online in this session. We
will also discuss some tips about how to manage
your money while in the U.S.
Teams 2 and 3 Teams 4 and 5 Teams 6 and 1
Intercultural
Academic
Paying your UCommunication
Success
Bill
Intercultural
Paying your U- Academic
Communication Bill
Success
Intercultural
Paying your U- Academic
Communication
Bill
Success
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Piazza
Dinner
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Follow your Peer
Mento
Team Huddle
Evening
Res Halls/Piazza
UNI NOW! Evening Activities
With your team.
Meet with your team to prep your skit for
Sunday’s Welcome Back Celebration.
Student organizations, Midnight Breakfast Bingo
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ISO Day 4: Thursday, August 20
7 – 8 am
Piazza/Rialto
Breakfast
8 – 11:30 am
Mandatory Health Clinic
Eat breakfast with your new friends. In the
morning, get your TB Test at the appropriate
time and Join UNI NOW! at 11:30 am.
Health Clinic personnel will be on-hand to
perform a tuberculosis (TB) screening. This is
mandatory for all international students. You
must bring all your health and vaccination forms
to this session. You will be required to take a
two-dose MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella)
immunization if you do not provide
documentation from your home country.
8 – 9:30 am
113 Maucker
Union
Conditionally admitted and CIEP students
9:30 – 10:30 am
Student Health
Center
Students with last names beginning with A-M
10:30 – 11:30 am
Student Health
Center
Students with last names beginning with N-Z
9:45 – 10:15 am
Last Names N-Z
10:45 – 11:15 am
Last Names A-M
Curris Business
Building
Staying Healthy at UNI and Energizer
Find out about violence prevention and healthy
student lifestyles, as well as the mandatory
Student Success™ online program. Learn about
the recreation, fitness, wellness, certifications
and other opportunities that our Wellness
Recreation Services can offer you.
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10 – 11 am
Bartlett Hall Room
1017
English placement test results
11: 30 pm
Gallagher
Bluedorn
UNI NOW!
2 – 4 pm
Scavenger Hunt
4 – 5 pm
McLeod Center
Panther Kick-off and Class Photo – Wear
Purple!
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Outdoor Picnic and Entertainment
9 – 11 pm
Outdoor Movie
11 pm – 1 am
Target After Hours Shopping Trip
Provisionally and conditionally admitted
students only: Find out your English placement
test results and register for classes (CIEP or
academic).
Join all new UNI students at the Gallagher
Bluedorn Performing Arts Center for Lunch and
to kick-off extended orientation.
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Friday, August 21
7 – 8 am
Rialto s
Breakfast
9 – 9:50 am
Rotation 1
10 – 10:50 am
Rotation 2
11 – 11:50 am
Lunch or Rotation 3
12 – 12:50 pm
Lunch or Rotation 3
1 – 1:50 pm
Rotation 4
2 – 3:15 pm
Student Employment Fair
3:15 – 4 pm
Snack Break
4 – 4:50 pm
Diversity and Inclusion Processing with RAs
5 – 6 pm
Rialto
7 pm and 9:30 pm
GBPAC
9 pm – 1 am
Dinner
Hypnotist/Illusionist
Late Night Activities with RHA
Saturday, August 22
7:45 – 8:45 am
Rialto
9 – 10 am
Breakfast
Service Project
9 – 10 am
Zumba
10 am – 2 pm
Bike Tours, Trails, and Park Exploration
11 am – 2 pm
Panthers on Main
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Rialto
1 – 4 pm
4:30 – 8:30 pm
Lunch
Paddle the Pond
Sand Volleyball
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5 – 6:30 pm
Graduate College Picnic
5 – 6 pm
Transfer Dinner with the President
5 – 6 pm
Rialto
Dinner
Sunday, August 23
7:45 – 8:45 am
Rialto
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Rialto
TBD
5:30 – 8 pm
Commons Ballroom
Breakfast
Lunch
Afternoon Activity – TBD
Welcome Back Celebration
It is time to celebrate! Join with other new and
returning international students to celebrate the
start of a great semester. UNI administrators will
be there to welcome everyone. There will be
food, drinks and plenty of time to meet new
people. Students are encouraged to wear their
traditional clothing.
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Upcoming ISSO Programs and Activities
ISSO offers a variety of programs and activities. Watch the ISSO
newsletter for details and dates throughout the year.
Day Trips
One day trips across the Midwest open to all international students.
Next Trip: Saturday September 19, 2015 – Adventure Land (Des Moines)
Ethnic Food Celebrations
Team up with other students from the same country or region and
create an authentic meal from your home. Cooking facilities and
ingredients are provided by ISSO in collaboration with UNI Catering.
Next Celebration: Thursday, September 24, 2015 - University Room,
Maucker Union
Lunch & Learn Workshops
One hour lunches featuring different topics relevant to international
students. Lunch is provided. Meet at ISSO at 113 Maucker Union.
International Friendship Program
Participate in this community based program, which matches
international students with volunteer community families in order to
get to know an American family.
Local Intercultural Service Program
Play games, create arts and crafts, play a national sport, make ethnic
food, present a slideshow about your home country or anything else
you can think of!
Graduation & Farewell Celebrations
Celebration of the successful end of the semester. Watch ISSO
electronic newsletter for details. All international students are
welcome!
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UNI Campus Map
ISSO is located on the upper level of Maucker Union
Majority of orientation will take place in Maucker Union University
Room - Lower Level of Maucker Union
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Staff
International Students
and Scholars Office
Genevieve Beecher
genevieve.beecher@uni.edu
Associate Director,
International Student Advisor
University of Northern Iowa
113 Maucker Union
Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0164
U.S.A.
Julie Hill
julie.hill@uni.edu
Secretary
Phone +1 (319) 273-6421
Fax +1 (319) 273-6103
Ross Schupbach
Email
Website
Facebook
Twitter
Skype: uni-international
ross.schupbach@uni.edu
Immigration & Advising
Coordinator
Felix Weigel
weigelf@uni.edu
Graduate Assistant, Program
Assistant
Summer Office Hours:
7:30 am – 4:30 pm
Regular Office Hours:
8 am – 5 pm
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