Chatham University Vietnam

We have some amazing opportunities for students anywhere to study English with Chatham English Language Program this summer as our classes will be conducted virtually through Zoom. Please share! , ,
1. 100% tuition-waiver scholarships. The deadline to apply is extended to May 8: https://chatham.edu/academics/international-programs/english-language-program/scholarships.html
2. Two series of workshops with a very low fees: Learning English Through TV Shows and Pronunciation and Public Speaking: http://blogs.chatham.edu/oia/2020/04/30/summer-international-programs/
3. Free Virtual Conversation Hours and Guest Speeches every Friday. Please follow this page for more information on how to sign up for those hours.

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Happy Lunar New Year to all Vietnamese friends!

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To all our friends in Pittsburgh and around the world, all the best to you in 2020!

CNN Travel's 20 best places to visit in 2020 CNN Travel unveils 20 of the best places to visit in 2020, including a lesser known gem in the Caribbean, a remote island off the coast of Africa and a German town with the coolest trains.

Looking to learn more about and meet new friends? Come to the Global Mixer 1/16, 3:30-5 in Mellon Board Room.

Are you a Pell grant recipient? Do you need funding toward your study abroad? Apply for the Gilman Scholarship by March 3, 2020.

From the Department of Homeland Security:

While you are studying in the United States, take steps to protect yourself from scams that target international students.

Scammers often try to impersonate government officials to intimidate you into giving them your personal information or money.

For examples of common scams and tips to avoid them, visit U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ Common Scams page (https://www.uscis.gov/avoid-scams/common-scams).

If you receive a threatening call or message from someone claiming to be a government or law enforcement official, you should contact your DSO ([email protected]) and U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations Tip Line.

“No one has asked ‘Where are the men’?”: A Conversation about Women in Science We talk with three members of Chatham’s science faculty to shed some light on this complex topic.