These sessions are mandatory for all new J-1 scholars, and are offered at our South Lumpkin Street office at the following dates and times:
- If your DS-2019 form was issued by Sylvia Schell: Thursdays from 3:00pm - 4:30pm
- If your DS-2019 form was issued by Sandy Haagen: Wednesdays from 3:00pm to 4:30pm
Please sign up when you come to check in with our office, or in advance by calling us at (706) 542-2900, or emailing us at:
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ISSIS Mission Statement:
International Student, Scholar and Immigration Services (ISSIS) within the Office of International Education (OIE) at the University of Georgia (UGA) provides centralized immigration and visa-sponsorship services to international students, scholars, faculty and staff, and UGA colleges and schools. By comprehensively assisting the campus with international-related inquiries and facilitating the presence of internationals at UGA, ISSIS contributes to the development and maintenance of a dynamic and intercultural learning environment; supports growing world-wide research endeavors; and assists all students and the University with greater opportunities for success in the global economy.
ISSIS is committed to providing accurate and timely information pertaining to constantly evolving federal regulations governing the stay of internationals at the University of Georgia. We offer relevant outreach and education pertaining to immigration matters. Through our work we strive to create the foundations for welcoming, globally diverse partnerships, and to support UGA’s educational, research and internationalization goals for the 21st century.
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Scholar Trip
Sylvia Schell, Assistant Director of ISSIS, travels with UGA scholars and dependents on a trip to Helen, GA.
Diversity Fair
Diversity Fair
International Student, Scholar and Immigration Services (ISSIS) is represented well at the Diversity Fair, College of Education, by Jessica Hall, one of our International Student Immigration advisors.
Advocacy Day
Advocacy Day
March 15th and 16th, 2011, members of NAFSA: Association of International Educators met in Washington, D.C. to discuss important issues affecting International Education in the U.S. Topics pertinent to International Education in the U.S. and in Georgia specifically, included the Paul Simon Study Abroad Act, Immigration Reform, and Budgetary Support for FY2012 for International Education. The issues were addressed with the staffs of Senator Isakson, Senator Chambliss, and Representatives from respected areas around the state, such as Representative Paul C. Broun. For more information on how you can advocate for International Education too, go to www.connectingourworld.org.
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ISSIS Advising Walk In Hours
Scholars and Students
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2-4 p.m. |
| Wednesdays |
2-4 p.m. |
| Thursdays |
9-11 a.m. |
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