This traveling exhibition features the works of Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) visual artists living in Kentucky, who share their experiences of the Commonwealth. Sponsored by the Kentucky Arts Council in partnership with the Asia Institute-Crane House and the Kentucky Chinese American Association. 

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Majors, Minors, and Career Exploration Fair

September 6^th 11am-2pm

DSU 3003

This event is for all students. 

More information available at https://www.wku.edu/exploratory/majors-and-minors-fair.php

NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates, and similar programs host by the National Insititutes for Health and other funders, provide paid summer research internships at university research labs across the country. WKU students obtain and participate in summer research internship programs every year.

This event will focus on connecting undergraduate students in nearly all academic disciplines, including biomedical, STEM, and social science undergraduates, with these programs.

Moderated by Cory Dodds in the Office of Scholar Development, a panel of WKU faculty, who have previously managed an REU, will discuss the mentorship provided via research internship programs and the do's and don'ts of applying for these valuable opportunities.

College Knowledge is a series happening throughout the Fall semester for international students. 

The September 6 interactive discussion is designed to enhance your understanding and performance in your classes. This session will explore the things you expected to find in your U.S. education that you did not find, or the things that you found, that you did not expect. We will discuss the culture of your classes, and some of the differences between classes here and elsewhere you may have studied.

Additional sessions:

Wednesday, September 20: Health & Wellness

Wednesday, October 18: Relationships in the U.S.

Wednesday, November 1: Preparation for Spring Semester

Wednesday, November 15: Cultural Adjustment