Go Global, Act Local Rosemary Franklin, Olga Hart.

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Go Global, Act Local Rosemary Franklin, Olga Hart

Ohio is 8 th in the nation in number of international students studying in post-secondary institutions. Ohio views educating international students as an investment in Ohio’s economic future.

UC International Students (2014): – 3,695 enrolled out of 43,691 – 2,012 graduate and doctoral – Top 5 countries: China, India, South Korea, Saudi Arabia. Language programs UC Libraries serve: – Center for English as a Second Language – English Language Services 200 students per 12 week sessions; in top 5 of 65 US centers; 17 countries, including China, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, South Korea, and Oman Global engagement: – International partners in Asia (including China and India) Europe Latin America Middle East & Northern Africa Sub-Saharan Africa – Study abroad profile report UC Global

General orientation Course instruction Collection development History of library involvement

UC Diversity Incentive Grants UC Libraries proposal focused on the UC international student body – enhance and expand services Library was providing instruction for two international programs – build external and internal community Connect staff and librarians to cultural awareness and to connect students to the campus (and library) culture and community.

International developments and best practices

International student worker

Orientation: Conference

Undergraduate orientation: a warm welcome

Undergraduate orientation: active exploration

Events: student-driven

Events: student driven

It’s not just fun… Monthly newsletter

Coming up Panel: “the culture bump” LibGuide and panel on study abroad Online orientation

Plans for the future Focusing on academic aspects of student success. Collaborating with campus initiatives toward building cultural competency.

Thank you! Questions? Comments? We’d like to hear about your experiences!