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URL:/international/events/making-difference-exploring-i
 nternational-development
SUMMARY:Making a Difference: Exploring International Development Opportunit
 ies
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nDiscover the benefits of academic volunteering and 
 learn how to\nmake a difference in furthering your research\, teaching 
 and learning\nexperiences while contributing to international development.
   \n\nJoin us for a presentation from Academics Without Borders\n[https
 ://www.awb-usf.org/] (AWB) and Engineers without Borders\n[https://www.ewb
 .ca/en/] (EWB) for International Education Week and\nlearn about their i
 nternational development work and how you can get\ninvolved. This event wi
 ll feature experiences and insights from AWB\nand EWB and will feature vo
 lunteers who have contributed to\neducational initiatives worldwide. Wheth
 er you're a faculty member\nconsidering volunteering or a student interes
 ted in the impact of\nglobal education\, this event promises to offer valu
 able perspectives\nand inspiration.  All are welcome!  \n\nPresenters:\
 n\nCorrie Young\, Associate Executive Director\, Academics Without Borders
 \nDr. Kevin Pitts\, AWB volunteer & Professor (retired) of Teaching and\nL
 earning at Seneca College\nDr. Colleen Willard\, AWB volunteer & Professor
  Emerita of Education at\nWilfrid Laurier University\nLaurel Pierroz-Wong
 \, President of UW Engineers Without Borders\nchapter  \n 
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URL:/international/events/clv-international-food-event
SUMMARY:CLV International Food Event
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe Columbia Lake Village Housing Team is planning 
 an International\nFood event for residents of CLV. Residents can come by a
 nd try out the\nfoods of the world and meet the people of CLV who come fro
 m all over\nthe world!\n 
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URL:/international/events/iew-2022-balinese-gamelan-ens
 emble-end-term-concert
SUMMARY:IEW 2022 - Balinese Gamelan Ensemble end of term concert
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe Music Department at Conrad Grebel University Co
 llege is hosting a\nBalinese Gamelan Ensemble\n[/grebe
 l/events/balinese-gamelan-ensemble-end-term-concert].\n\nEach term student
 s learn how to play the primarily percussive\ninstruments in a communal se
 tting without sheet music\, and the concert\nwill allow the audience to le
 arn about the culture of Bali and the\ndifferent elements of World Music.
  \n 
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URL:/international/events/iew-2022-renison-internationa
 l-fair
SUMMARY:IEW 2022 - Renison international fair
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nRenison is coordinating their annual International 
 Fair event on\nTuesday\, November 22\, 2022\, in the Renison Atrium. \n\n
 Student volunteers in our Bridge to Academic Success in English (BASE)\npr
 ogram and English for Academic Success (EFAS) program will be\nhosting int
 eractive displays to educate students on aspects of world\ncultures.  Stu
 dents will implement a passport system for participants\nto stamp as they 
 visit each booth. Once they have 3 stamps\, they can\ngo to our internatio
 nal candy table to collect some treats.\n 
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URL:/international/events/iew-2022-nowhere-home-photo-c
 ontest-exhibition
SUMMARY:IEW 2022 - Nowhere like home photo contest & exhibition
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe African Students Association invites students t
 o submit a photo\nthat tells a story from their home country and/or cultur
 e.\n\nStudents are encouraged to submit a short (50) word story about the\
 nphoto they have submitted. The ASA will host an exhibition of the\nphotos
  along with the printed description located in the Fine Arts\nbuilding’s
  multi-purpose room.\n\nA contest will be held where the top 3 photos will
  receive a prize.\n 
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URL:/international/events/iew-2022-careering-around-wor
 ld-5-days
SUMMARY:IEW 2022 - Careering around the world in 5 days!
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin the Centre for Career Action as we learn more 
 about working\,\ninterning and volunteering internationally.\n\nOn Monday\
 , Wednesday and Thursday\, follow the Centre for Career\nAction's Instagra
 m @uwaterloocareer to learn about students’\ninternational work or inter
 nship experiences. Hear about their\nhighlights\, what skills they gained\
 , and the tips they have for you.\n 
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URL:/international/events/iew-2022-where-world-photo-co
 ntest
SUMMARY:IEW 2022 - \"Where in the world\" photo contest
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nStudents who have had an international work term ou
 tside of Canada are\ninvited to submit their photos to showcase the value 
 of their\ninternational experience.\n\nFor example\, you are welcome to su
 bmit a photo where you had an\nexperience while abroad\, a beautiful or ep
 ic scenery you encountered\,\niconic places you visited\, or something th
 at took your breath away\nand inspired you.\n 
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URL:/international/events/wpl-lecture-series-future-pub
 lic-education-lessons-pandemic
SUMMARY:WPL Lecture Series: The Future of Public Education: Lessons from th
 e\nPandemic
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education syste
 ms in unprecedented\nways. The crisis exacerbated long-standing inequaliti
 es\, revealed the\nlimits of technology\, raised questions about learning 
 loss and\nrecovery\, heightened concerns about corporatization\, exposed t
 he value\nof teaching\, and much more. There is an urgent need to envision
  the\nfuture of public education for a post-pandemic world. What lessons\n
 have we learned from the pandemic for public education systems in\nCanada?
 \n 
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URL:/international/events/ai-and-socioeconomic-developm
 ent-friend-or-foe
SUMMARY:AI and Socioeconomic Development: Friend or Foe
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWhether we like it or not\, whether we realize it o
 r not\, applications\nof Artificial Intelligence have quickly become a ubi
 quitous part of\neveryday life. The Google Maps we all rely on\, your dail
 y newsfeed\,\nand the conversations you have with Alexa or Siri are all dr
 iven by\nAI. Some worry that over-smart AI-driven computers will one day\n
 control us\, or that AI-driven social media apps threaten personal\nwelfar
 e\, science-based truth and democracy.  Other observers maintain\nthat AI
  will free people from mundane\, repetitive tasks and rapidly\nfacilitate 
 rapid socioeconomic development.\n 
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URL:/international/events/virtual-cross-cultural-plane-
 trip
SUMMARY:Virtual Cross Cultural Plane Trip
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWant to travel and get to know new places from the 
 comfort of your\nhome? Join us for a fun cultural sharing experience as we
  learn about\nmany students’ hometowns from around the globe. Pack your 
 bags\, get\nyour passport\, and let’s explore the world!\n 
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