IKE Co-Curricular Activities & Events
Language Activities:
Language Tables:
Spend a lunch hours speaking Spanish or French in the Gorilla Crossing. Look for the Spanish table on Tuesdays from 12 to1 and the French table on Wednesdays from 12 to 1. For more information contact the Modern Languages & Literatures department, 235-4709.
Language Clubs:
There are several different language clubs here at PSU including Spanish, French and German. For more information visit the web page or contact the Modern Languages & Literatures department.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Conversation partners:
Become a conversation partner with one of PSU intensive English students that are here at PSU to learn English. For more information contact Christine Mekkaoui, the Director of the Intensive English program.
Get involved in an internationally focused student club:
For a listing of clubs and current presidents contact the SGA office.
Activities, Events & Lectures:
International Gatherings:
There are three gatherings each semester that highlight a cultural presentation by PSU students focusing on their home country. Enjoy a free meal and good conversation during the event also. These events are Friday evenings from 6:30 to 8 at the United Methodist Ministries Center at 201 E. Williams. For details on the dates contact the International Programs & Services office, 235-4680.
International Education Week:
There will be events during the week of November 17 which is International Education week celebrated all over the U.S. Look for events on the University calendar or contact International Programs & Services, 620-235-4680.
Other departments/programs that may have events:
International Studies in Social Sciences
International Business in Management and Marketing
Other IKE events:
If you are signed up for IKE check the calendar in ANGEL or check the University calendar for internationally focued events. Also, if you find an internationally focused event outside of PSU you are welcome to submit it to Julia Helminiak for approval for IKE credit.
