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March 29, 2021

Tri-Continental Partnership Series on Domestic Extremism and the Threat to Democracy

A three-part webinar series in March and April 2021 presented by the University of the Western Cape in South Africa, Ghent University in Belgium and the University of Missouri System in the United States.

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Nov. 18, 2020

International Engagement Award recipients for 2020 announced

The MU International Engagement Awards recognize the outstanding work of faculty, staff and students to internationalize the University of Missouri. The following recipients were selected for 2020 by the Council on International Initiatives based on meaningful and sustained commitments to international work, whether directly on campus or brought back to the campus from an engagement…

A landscape showing windblown grasses and rock outcroppings high above a lake. Three students sit on rocks looking out over the lake.

Nov. 16, 2020

Mizzou Abroad Photo Contest 2020 winners

Mizzou Study Abroad is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 Mizzou Abroad Photo Contest. Congratulations to all our winners and thank you to everyone who submitted photos to this year's contest! Global Classroom A Morning Castle Photo taken by Emily Roiger in Barcelona, Spain   Landscapes Preservation of a Different Age — Lenin's…

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Oct. 31, 2020

Tri-Continental Partnership Series on Race and Racism

The Tri-Continental Partnership Series on Race and Racism was a three-part webinar series in October 2020 exploring aspects of race and racism in South Africa, Belgium and the United States.

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Sept. 17, 2020

Domestic Travel Registry will track university-related student travel

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for the University of Missouri to efficiently account for and be better positioned to communicate effectively with MU students participating in university-related domestic travel, in addition to what we already do for students participating in university-related international travel. Effective starting this semester, all student university-related domestic travel will…

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Aug. 14, 2020

Mark Algren to retire as executive director of CELL

After more than 40 years of teaching and administration in English as a second or foreign language programs, Mark Algren will retire as executive director of the MU Center for English Language Learning on Monday, Aug. 31. Lily Sorenson, associate director of CELL, will serve as interim director. Algren joined the MU Center for English…

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July 1, 2020

Avoiding scams and fraud

An unfortunate but continuing trend is the increase in the number of phone and email scams targeting international students. This year, several MU students received phone calls from people impersonating the police, a law enforcement agency or a representative of a U.S. government agency. It is important to be vigilant for these scams so you…

Sang Kim, wearing a mask, hands a certificate to a scholar through the driver's window of her car.

June 10, 2020

Global Leadership Program hosts drive-through certificate ceremony

COVID-19 has caused problems for graduating students everywhere around the world, but the Asian Affairs Center faces a unique challenge. While many students graduate and head back to a nearby home, for graduates of Asian Affairs Center programs, their homes are often on the other side of the world. On Friday, May 29, center staff…

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Nov. 16, 2018

MU’s Intensive English Program receives accreditation from esteemed agency

The Intensive English Program received accreditation and celebrated 40 years of service.

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March 12, 2018

Spotlight on the classroom: Level 5A’s simulation

On Tuesday, March 6, students in Farrah Littlepage's level 5A listening-speaking course participated in a simulation (role play) about corporal punishment. To prepare, students did research, adopted roles and explored how to explain perspectives that they possibly disagreed with. Other CELL instructors and staff were invited to attend the simulation and ask questions in order…