The English Language Institute at Missouri State University will welcome 120 high school juniors and seniors from Isesaki, Japan, Springfield’s sister city, from May 25 to June 3, 2024, as part of an annual event, which was held before COVID-19. During their visit, they’ll focus on leadership development concerning seven global challenges: Population, Information, Resources, … [Read more...] about Experience the World in Your Own Home: Host a One-Day Cultural Exchange with Japanese Students
Nhung Nguyen and Winnie Masanya The English Language Institute (ELI) recently welcomed students and faculty members from Gunma University and Ikuei University in Japan for an engaging three-week Education Major Immersion program. Designed to enhance students' English language proficiency in an interactive setting and familiarize them with the U.S. education system, the program … [Read more...] about Cultivating Cross-Cultural Connections: ELI’s Education Major Immersion Experience
As tax season looms, international students in the U.S. often find the American tax system complex. Recognizing this challenge, the I Succeed Center for International Students (ISCIS) presents its annual Tax Workshop Series. In March 2024, ISCIS is hosting four workshops to equip students with the necessary knowledge for tax filing. Topics include understanding tax obligations, … [Read more...] about Navigating US Tax Filing: I Succeed Center’s Workshop Series for International Students
Explore new cultures with FLI’s non-credit language courses for travelers! Get ready for your next trip with our relaxed and friendly lessons. Learning a new language can feel overwhelming, but not with FLI. Our experienced teachers create a supportive environment for all levels, so you can learn at your own pace. Designed to enhance your travel adventures, our courses … [Read more...] about Discover the World with FLI’s Languages for Travelers
Madeline Corderman Rose O’Neill was an artist born in Wilkes-Barr, Pennsylvania on June 25, 1874. As a child, O’Neill was interested in painting and drawing. Her career as an artist began at thirteen after winning first prize in a drawing contest. Two judges from the contest asked O’Neill to make art for their newspapers. This job allowed O’Neill to support her family and … [Read more...] about Missourian in Honor of Women’s History Month: Rose O’Neill