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Orientation We are glad youre here August 2014 Sangamon Auditorium Contact us International Student Services amp Programming HRB 52 217 20 66678 issuisedu wwwuiseduinternationalstudentservices ID: 459968

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International StudentOrientationWe are glad you’re here!

August 2014Sangamon AuditoriumSlide2

Contact usInternational Student Services & ProgrammingHRB 52

(217) 206-6678 iss@uis.eduwww.uis.edu/internationalstudentservices/

Sarah Jome, Director

Tracy Rakes, Office Administrator

Erika Suzuki, Program Coordinator

Zehra – GA, Kat – Student Worker Slide3

Culture & Culture ShockSlide4
Slide5

How can I get help or learn more?Talk to someone

Advisor, faculty, roommate, counseling center……Call homeGet up/out – join somethingRead email newslettersRead

website and send us 1 email

Eat well and

exercise

What else????Slide6

Getting Used to American Culture

Education SystemWeatherTime & AppointmentsDressGreetingsInformalityIndividuality

Personal Space

Medical

Care/Insurance

Dating

Smoking

Pets

Smells

Helping

Alcohol

Getting around

Shopping

Tipping

Food

Homework & testsSlide7

Getting StartedInternational Student Services Check-InGet Orientation Schedule

Complete Check-in FormCopy documentsUndergraduate Placement TestsMath and English ProficiencyCourse Registration – meet Academic Advisor and follow their adviceImmunizations, meet new friendsSlide8

Where to get information and help……Health ServicesCounseling CenterStudent Health Insurance – Human Resources

Campus PoliceBrookens LibraryCard ServicesResidence Life

Food Services

USFSCO

CTL

ESL

Career Development Center

Diversity Center

Host Families

………Slide9

ProgrammingInternational Student Services programsInternational House (in Bluebell Court)For juniors, seniors and graduate students

Student Life (uis.edu/studentlife)Campus Recreation (uis.edu/campusrec)

Your Resident Assistant,

Housing,

Department,

Library…Slide10

Contact usInternational Student Services & ProgrammingHRB 52

(217) 206-6678 iss@uis.eduwww.uis.edu/internationalstudentservices/

Sarah Jome, Director

Tracy Rakes, Office Administrator

Erika Suzuki, Program Coordinator

Jeannie Capranica,

Program ManagerSlide11

ImmigrationSlide12

5 Main F-1 Immigration LawsKeep immigration documents up-to-dateBe a full-time student

Understand employment restrictions for your statusUpdate addressCarry immigration documentsSlide13

Keeping documents up-to-datePassport – how to extendVisa – when is this an issue?

I-20/DS-2019 – school, level, major, money, travelI-94 - https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html

Other?Slide14

Being a “full-time” studentUndergraduate - 12 creditsGraduate – 9 credits, 8 hours + GPSIESL – Fall, Spring, Summer

On-Line coursesSlide15

Employment - JobsOn-Campus – GA/GPSI, Student WorkerUp to 20 hours per week during semesterF-1s with UIS I-20

Off-Campus – after one yearCPT – internships for credit, quickOPT – $380, 90 days, 1 yearSocial Security Number, Taxes, I-9sSlide16

Update AddressNessie – Your UIS computer interfaceWill automatically update SEVISAR-11 form if you leave UIS or F-1 statusSlide17

Carry DocumentsIn townIn IllinoisOutside Illinois

Outside U.S.Law # 6 – follow other lawsAlcohol, driving, dating…Slide18

D/S = Duration of Status Duration = length of timeStatus = good F-1 relationship with the U.S. governmentHow? By following the F-1 laws.

D/S = as long as you have a good relationship with the U.S. government, your documents don’t expire early and you can enjoy the benefits of your statusSlide19

What are “benefits of F-1 status?”Be in the U.S. legallyTransferE

xtend Change level of studyChange majorSometimes have a reduced course load

Employment

On Campus

Curricular Practical Training

Optional Practical Training

STEM extensions

Change status

sometimes we can help you “reinstate to status“ Slide20

How can you find out how to apply for these benefits?uscis.govuis.edu/internationalstudentservices

email newslettersadvising from International Student ServicesSlide21

Repeat after me….I understand that I am responsible for knowing and following

the immigration laws for my status!Slide22

SafetyPersonal SafetyLock doors, walk in groups, don’t flash wealth

Blue Safety LightsCampus Police – 206-6690 & 206-7777911MoneyCash, PIN numbers, Weather – Winter and Summer

Snow & ice – frost bite, heat stroke

Driving

School buses, getting a driver’s license, etc.Slide23

Health Care & InsuranceSlide24

Money & BankingSlide25

Other HousingFoodProgrammingEmail newsletter

Prayer room