Using the fast-paced and visually engaging Pecha Kucha format, meaning “chit-chat” in Japanese, five student speakers will share their most meaningful “glocal” experiences in approximately six-minute presentations composed of 20 timed slides.

Dr. Karen Wachsmuth will provide an overview of the Boren Awards available to both undergraduate and graduate students, eligibility, and preferred languages and countries.

Applying for a Boren Award and wondering how to approach the essays? An upcoming virtual webinar will help you better understand the essay prompts and what the Boren selection panel is looking for in a competitive application.

The Food Studies Group (FSG), an International Programs Affinity Group, will host Food Around the World on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Culture Bites Café (Room 120, Phillips Hall).

Join representatives from the Office of Student Financial Aid for an interactive workshop on key personal finance topics, including creating and maintaining a budget, understanding credit reports and credit scores, and developing strategies for saving money and managing debt.