The Center for International Education will be celebrating International Education Week with a variety of events:

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH

International Thanksgiving
Location TBD, Time TBD
International students are invited to an American Thanksgiving dinner brought to you by the International Student Association and Center for International Education. Students will enjoy a Thanksgiving meal and learn about the meaning of this holiday that celebrates diversity and kindness.

Join Dr. LaNitra M. Berger for a talk and interactive discussion about the intersections of social justice and international education and where we can take action during this pivotal cultural moment. How can we make access to and inclusion in international education equitable for all students? What are ways in which intercultural learning can happen in our own communities, especially during a pandemic which limits international mobility? The first part of the event will feature a lecture by Dr. Berger, followed by a facilitated discussion.

A discussion on the 2020 U.S. elections with Betsy Fischer Martin, Emmy-winning journalist and executive director of American University’s Institute of Women and Politics; Michael Smith ’01, co-host and executive producer of the sports talk show Brother From Another; and Tom Llamas ’01, ABC World News Tonight anchor. Norman Robinson, retired WDSU anchor and former CBS News White House correspondent, will moderate the panel.

Author Dinah Lenney will talk about her writing and publishing Coffee, a recent book in the Object Lessons series co-edited by Loyola Professor Chris Schaberg.

Author Dinah Lenney will talk about her writing and publishing Coffee, a recent book in the Object Lessons series co-edited by Loyola Professor Chris Schaberg.

Loyola's Institute of Politics invites you to a 2020 Presidential Election Recap, featuring a discussion between Frank Luntz, the Fox News focus group czar, and Mayor Mitch Landrieu, a CNN commentator.

The Master of Science in Marketing and Communications is ideal for recent graduates or working professionals looking to accelerate their career opportunities in advertising, public relations, journalism, and communications fields. Join us for a virtual information session to learn how this highly-flexible online master’s program could help you reach your professional goals.

Finding Jobs and Meaningful Work During COVID-19 is a facilitated discussion hosted by the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities Consortium of Career Centers. Attend and hear dual perspectives from Wahab Owolabi, an early talent leader and founder of URx and Hayley Slavitt of WeWork and an alumnus from LMU who graduated during the Great Recession.