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August 20
First day of classes, fall 2008
August 22
IEP student orientation
9:00-10:30 am, WEx Lounge
New International Student Orientation: Immigration Regulations and the University of Dayton Experience (Undergraduates)
4:00-5:00 pm, McGinnis Center
Welcome Party for International Students
5:00-7:00 pm, McGinnis Center
Sikh Cultural Society of Dayton Bhangra Team
7:00-8:00 pm, ArtStreet Amphitheatre
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A Global View—August 20, 2008—Increased international enrollment and a rise in UD students going overseas to study are adding to the University's global perspective and campus diversity.
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ETHOS in Cameroon —July 26, 2008—UD engineering students are making clean water a reality for one village in Cameroon.
See their blog at http://barombiwaterproject.blogspot.com/
Going Global—June 5, 2008—A growing number of international students are choosing the University of Dayton, adding to UD's reputation as a great place for international study.
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Welcome to our new international students!
Join us for a pizza party on Friday, August 22 from 5:00-7:00 pm in McGinnis Center. Meet the staff of the Center
for International Programs and other international students here on campus.
Stick around and watch Nachda Punjab, internationally acclaimed Bhangra dancers at ArtStreet
Amphitheatre!
Be an IEP conversation partner for international students taking courses in the Intensive English
Program. As a conversation partner, your only obligation is to
communicate regularly with an assigned student—you decide where,
when and how often. If you are going to be on campus this summer and are interested in
volunteering, e-mail Susan at sandrosl@notes.udayton.edu.
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Linda Snyder, D.M.A.
 When Linda Snyder traveled to Beijing to introduce Chinese women to Broadway works by women composers, she spoke a common, universal language — music.
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William Lorenz
Inspired by the Marianists' work in Africa,
 Bill Lorenz devotes his life to helping the uprooted. BBC News drew international attention to his efforts by publishing his diary when he traveled with thousands of Sudanese on a treacherous trek three years ago.
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