Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I lademics academics academics academics academics academics idemics academics academics academics academics academics ademie Tntematioii Services «„«e„,„ Mixed Flavors International Services is a support system for Temple ' s foreign student body, assisting them in getting the most out of their education and helping them succeed on their career paths. This year alone, 2,000 international students came to Temple from all over the world. Argentina, Korea, Japan, Nigeria, and Sudan are just a few of the 125 countries represented by the international student body, making Temple one of the most diverse universities in the country. International Services helps students with the non- immigrant process and advises them on governmental regulations affecting foreign students and professors. Its Zhengle Qiu, Tony Sun and Sameer Tejani can always joke also provides informational and cultural programs to at coffee hour together, increase the integration of different cultures and communities on the campuses. The office provides advisory and counseling services to make students feel at home in the states and at Temple. It also hosts a weekly international coffee hour and organizes holiday dinners for international students with American families. With the number of foreign students increasing every year. Temple resembles a multicultural global village. „ Ariella Furman and Dian Paramita are always a crowd pleaser when they get up to talk. Kana Saiieluji, Hiroko Ikeda , Dieynaba Ndiaye and Kalsang Tsering feed their hunger one afternoon. A roundtable discussion is shared among Jihno Kim, Momoko Yoshida, Zhengle Qiu and Sakiko Hashimoto. ' nIu ' iuiDoiutl c■l ' lcc• § 2

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tH ' academics icademics academics academics academics academics academics mics | ( areer Development academic ffider Many of the interviews on campus take place in the interview area across the hall from Career Development Services. - i Senior Jon Wiener is being interviewed for a possible internship in one of the many interview room in Mitten Hall. CDS is not only for current Temple students. Susan Andersen, a Temple alum, searches through the job binder in the Career Library for potential job opportunities. 26 j5 icvi [ - vlopmau academic! Guiding Hands According to the Cheers theme song, making your way in the world today takes everything you ' ve got. Getting through college with a degree in your pocket is only half the battle. The real world is full of opportunities; you just have to know where to look. Temple ' s Office of Career Development Services Isi here to help. A visit to their office or web site can give you the clarity you have been looking for. They can open your eyes to the pathways and options that are waiting for you. Their many helpful services include resume critiques, networking workshops, career fairs and interview classes. The office also provides scholarship, internship and fellowship information so you can get all your ships at one port. This is one stop shopping for your future job. Don ' t let this resource go to waste. Whether you are a freshman, about to graduate, or an alumnus, it ' s never too late to explore your options and the Office of Career Development Services. Visit theii offices on the second floor of Mitten Hall, or visit thei.i website at http: www.temple.edu careerdev and star! your future today.

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