International Students Office (ISO)
The ISO has two main goals. First, we help with I-20s and other government regulations. Second, we seek to help students adjust to living in a new place (Hospitality Information). It is our hope that Trinity will feel like home.
Who Are We?
Felix Theonugraha and Love Anderson staff the ISO. Our office is located in the lower level of the ATO Chapel (L37) and may be reached by calling 847.317.4064 or sending an e-mail to iso@tiu.edu.
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Upcoming Events at the ISO
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Coffee Hour--Open Doors at the ISO (every Thursday from 11:45 to 2:00 p.m.)
ISO will be hosting weekly time for students and families to stop by the ISO to grab a cup of coffee and a bite to eat on your way to class and meet new people and catch up with friends and staff. We'll serve coffee from around the world and will have small bites of dessert. Please, come get to know us and share a cup of coffee! This week's offerings: Colombian coffee and baklava.
- Winter Clothes Shop at the Furniture Room (FREE!)
On November 13 and November 20, the ISO will be hosting a Winter Clothes Shop at the Furniture Room (lower level of North Apts) from 10 am to 1:00 pm. Winter coats, jackets, gloves, hats, and sweaters for kids and adults will be available. First come first serve, supply is plentiful but limited.
- Global Potluck: Thursday November 19 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm.
The Global Potluck will be held at the Graduate Student center. It's an informal time for us as a community to gather and enjoy a meal and a time of fellowship together. Please, bring a dish to share, it could be something from your country or anything else. If you can't make a dish or don't have a kitchen, please still come and spend time in fellowship encouraging each other, we'll have plenty to share! A sign-in sheet is by the International Student Office, or you can e-mail landerso@tiu.edu It's a Global potluck, so everyone is welcome.
- Thanksgiving Hosting Program (Sign up by November 19, 2009 by submitting the following form: Thanksgiving sign up form).
Thanksgiving is truly an American holiday with historical significance. It is America's oldest tradition and is a time when families gather together to celebrate and to thank God for the many blessings received throughout the year. You are invited to become part of an American tradition by celebrating this holiday in the home of an American family. You (and your family) will be a guest in the home of a local family for Thanksgiving Day (November 26th) to enjoy food, prayer, and fellowship. There is no cost involved in this activity, if you want to you may bring a dish to share.
2011 Diversity Visa Program
The online entry registration period is open now until 11am Central Standard Time, Monday, November 30th, 2009. Register for the Diversity Visa program by visiting their website. For more information on how to register, eligibility, and to read a list of frequently asked questions, please read the detailed instructions provided by the Department of State.
Citizens of the following countries are not eligible this year:
Brazil, Canada, China (mainland-born), Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Jamaica, Mexico, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland, South Korea, United Kingdom (except North Ireland) and its dependent territories, and Vietnam.
Admissions Information for International Students
Additional Information
Employment for International Students
Forms for International Students
- SEVIS Update Form for Current Students
- International Students Survey 2009. At the end of the survey, you will have an opportunity to enter your name for one of five $25 gift cards drawing. (deadline for submission: 11/23/09)