Connecting with other international students at Acadia is easy and encouraged! The Wong International Centre organizes a variety of events and activities throughout the year to help you build friendships and feel part of the community.
Here’s how you can get involved:
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🎉 Attend social events – Join mixers, cultural festivals, community lunches, and seasonal outings hosted by the Centre
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🧑🤝🧑 Join peer groups – Participate in the International Mentor Program or Ambassador Program to meet students from similar backgrounds
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🏛️ Explore student clubs – The Centre can help you find clubs through theAcadia Students’ Union – Campus Life
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🗓️ Watch for invites – Events are promoted via email, posters, and social media — keep an eye on your inbox
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🧭 Use the Centre’s space – You can book the Wong Centre for group meetups or club activities using
Whether you’re into food, music, sports, or storytelling — there’s a place for you to connect and thrive.
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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Mixer: A casual social event where students meet and mingle
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Student club: A group formed around shared interests, hobbies, or cultural backgrounds
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Ambassador Program: A leadership initiative where students support and welcome newcomers
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📝 Special Notes:
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Events are open to all students, and many are designed to foster cross-cultural friendships
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You can also start your own club or host an event — the Wong Centre and ASU offer funding and space
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If you’re feeling shy or unsure where to begin, staff at the Centre are happy to introduce you to others
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The Centre is open daily during the school year and offers a welcoming space to relax, study, or socialize