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International Education Week

Winona State University 175 West Mark Street, Winona

Nov. 18-22 is International Education Week, which celebrates the benefits of U.S. students and teachers developing global skills through international education and exchange worldwide.

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Drop-In Advising for Study Abroad

Minné Lobby 525 Washington St, Winona

In honor of International Education Week, students are invited to talk with peer advisors in the Minné Lobby to learn more about studying abroad.

WSU student with passport and luggage

Peace Corps & Fulbright Information Table

Minné Lobby 525 Washington St, Winona

Stop by this info table on Nov. 20 to learn more about joining the Peace Corps or applying for a Fulbright grant to go abroad after graduation.

Two students work together in a lounge on campus.

Finance @ Noon

College of Business Engagement Center 175 West Mark Street, Winona

On Nov. 20, join the Finance faculty for a presentation, lunch, and discussion in the College of Business Engagement Center.

WSU students roasting s'mores at the Fire Feature

S’more Fun

S’more Fun
Fire Feature Patio 250 W 10th St, Winona

On Nov. 20, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).

A row of flags representing international countries

Cultural Café: A Sip of Argentina

College of Business Engagement Center 175 West Mark Street, Winona

In honor of International Education Week, join us for our Cultural Café on Nov. 20. Eat alfajores, drink yerba mate, and learn about Messi's land.

WSU student acting in a theater performance

“Tiny Beautiful Things” Performance

Dorothy B. Magnus Black Box Theatre 450 Johnson St, Winona

On Nov. 20, enjoy a free performance of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” directed by WSU’s Jim Williams and adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos.