International Student and Scholar Services

Contributing to Comprehensive Internationalization

Crisis Management

Office Administration

Orientation, Retention, and Student Services Programming

Student and Scholar Advising

American Volunteerism: Reward and Retention

Presentation about volunteering in the United States focusing on the 2 Rs: rewarding and retaining.

Working with an Immigration Attorney

Working with an Immigration AttorneyAt some point it may be necessary for you to seek the assistance of an immigration attorney. As with all professions, there are many qualified, competent immigration attorneys, and there are some that are not very

The World Comes to Our Campus

The KC ISSS team offers you this PowerPoint template to use to demonstrate the value of International Student and Scholar Services to other offices on your campus. If this can be compellingly demonstrated, the overall ISSS plan can be well supported.

Caveats about Student Social Security Numbers

Factors to consider when attempting to apply for an ITIN and trying to replace a lost or stolen Social Security card.

Identifying an Immigration Attorney

Resources to assist you in identifying an attorney with expertise in immigration law.

Collegial Conversation: When to Refer a Student or Scholar to an Attorney

When is it in the best interest of you and the student or scholar you are advising to refer him or her to an attorney? What are some common questions that international student and scholar advisers face that are normally referred to an attorney?

10 Points to Remember When Applying for a Student Visa

July 24, 2019

A quick reference guide for F-1 and J-1 students as they prepare for their visa interviews.

Collegial Conversations, J Student Intern Category, Part I

A collective conversation with 5 experts about the J Student Intern Category.

SEVIS Fee for F-1 Students

Information about SEVIS fee requirements for F-1 students including who is required to pay the fee and when.

International Students Seeking to Study in the United States

Information and resources about planning and financing your studies in the United States. Planning for your U.S. Studies If you have already been accepted to a U.S. college or university, contact the international student adviser, admissions counselor or financial aid office directly to request