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- Summer 2023 EAP Goes to Detroit!
- Conversations Circles Fall Harvest Gathering
- ELI Student Spotlight - Yunhee Kim
- Winter 2024 Course for International Scholars, Researchers, Faculty, Staff, and Post-Docs Now Open for Registration
- Student to Student Event: Gingerbread Houses Decorating!
- ELI Student Spotlight - Yuri Augusto Carreiro
- Language, Culture, and Lacrosse!
- ELI Student Spotlight - Wenfei Pei
- ELI’s Student-to-Student: Mardi Gras Celebration!
- ELI Student Spotlight - Noor Klait
- ELI’s Student-to-Student: St. Patrick’s Day!
- ELI Conversation Circles “Spring Is Sprung” Gathering
- ELI Research Project Wins a Blue-Ribbon at the UROP Symposium
- ELI Welcomes Summer EAP Students
- Third Annual ELI Ice Cream Social
- ELI Student Spotlight - Xiong Zeng
- ELI Student Spotlight - Chongpeng Wang & Ayuka Mikami
- ELI’s Student-to-Student Halloween Celebration!
- A Walk in the Arb: Exploring English and Nature!
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- Emmanuel Orozco Castellanos Named a 2024 Rhodes Scholar
- Diane Larsen-Freeman in the News
- ELI Lecturer Pamela Bogart’s Coursera Course Reaches a Major Milestone
On Tuesday, October 22, ELI hosted a spooktacular Halloween event for U-M international students and scholars. Participants played Halloween-Themed Bingo while enjoying pizza, cookies, and candy and learned more about the traditions and symbols associated with this spooky holiday. A few even showed up in stylish goth costumes! Everyone then got creative and decorated paper jack-o-lanterns to bring some holiday spirit back home with them.
ELI student-to-student events are fun, interactive gatherings led by U-M students committed to helping international students build friendships and learn about American culture.
