NOVEMBER 15, 2020 | VOL. 4, NO. 3 | WEEKS 5 & 6
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Of all the books in the world,
the best stories are found between the pages of a passport.
- Anonymous

International Education Week is a diverse week of programming to enhance cultural competence and dialogue among students, faculty and staff.


Tune to NWTC Campus Radio
all week to hear music from around the world!
English Rakugo Performance with Kimochi
Tuesday, 11/17
11:30am - 12:30pm
Experience the art of Rakugo in English! Rakugo is a unique comedic form of traditional Japanese storytelling where the performer sits on a cushion and paints vividly comedic vignettes. Mr. Kimochi hails from Japan, bringing a unique blend of Rakugo repertoire to entertain his audience.
Global Spotlight
Hear firsthand stories and learn about places around the world and your community!
CHINA 2020:
The Things You Should Know

Wednesday, Nov. 18
1pm - 2pm
Eagle Wellness Wednesday
Environmental & Multicultural Wellness | Nov. 18
Join us for the second half of the Wellness Wednesday series as we explore the 8 dimensions of wellness. We will learn how each dimension affects your own individual wellness and ways to make positive changes. This series will help you understand how they are all interconnected so you can choose a more well-rounded and balanced lifestyle.
Environmental Wellness inspires us to live a
lifestyle that is respectful of our natural and
personal surroundings,
and playing an active
role in your community.
Multicultural Wellness is being aware of one's
own cultural background and becoming knowledgeable about, respectful of, and
sensitive to the culture
of others.
Participate in two of the events during International Education Week
and fill out this FORM to be entered in a drawing for items that will
enhance your own environment.

Food for Thought
"My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me"with author Jennifer Teege

Thursday, 11/19
11:30am - 12:30pm
My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me: A Black Woman Discovers her Family's Nazi Past is a memoir by German writer Jennifer Teege.

During this Food for Thought, Jennifer will share the discovery of her ancestry and her attempts to come to terms with this revelation.
Raffle Game Entry!
TWO (2) Raffle Winners will be randomly drawn for
$50 eGift Cards!
"Hello from Around the World" Word Search!
  • Click on the Word Search to Play.
  • A new window will open.
  • Complete the Word Search.
  • Screen shot the "Well Done" that pops up when it's complete and upload below.
  • Your time does not matter, just your completed Search.
Discounted Value Nights for Students!
Walking Tickets
$4 adults | $1 child
Free 2 and under
Play Digital Scratch Offs
Prizes to be won!
A Digital Scratch Off will be sent via email to the
FIRST 150
Sign Up below!
 10 Minute Meditation in Motion! Focus on the present and improve your sense of well-being by practicing this beginners Tai Chi exercise.
To achieve lasting change sometimes requires the hard, even radical, choice of partnering with people you'd least expect. Justice reform advocate Nisha Anand shares her story of working with her ideological opposite to make history and save lives -- and urges us all to widen our circles in order to make progress with purpose.
FREE Campus Care
In Person Visits by Appointment!
Campus Care is open on Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm for evening in person appointments. A Nurse Practitioner is available by appointment only between these hours. Students can see the Nurse Practitioner for primary care or acute care (urinary tract infection, bug bites, ear infections, etc.). To schedule today, give us a call 920-498-6993.
Racism and COVID-19 – Latinx Communities November 18, 2020 | 12pm – 1pm
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT | SC118