The International Students’ Association (ISA) is a dynamic, student-run organization that plays a key role in enriching the international student experience at Acadia. Working closely with the Wong International Centre, ISA creates opportunities for students to connect, celebrate their cultures, and build leadership skills.
Here’s what ISA does:
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🌍 Organizes cultural events – From global festivals to food fairs, ISA celebrates the diversity of Acadia’s student body
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🧑🤝🧑 Builds community – Hosts mixers, meetups, and peer-led activities to help students feel at home
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🗣️ Advocates for international students – Represents student voices in campus discussions and works to improve services
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🎓 Supports academic and personal success – Collaborates with the Wong Centre to offer workshops, mentorship, and transition support
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🏛️ Partners with other clubs and societies – ISA works with the Acadia Students’ Union and other student groups to promote inclusion and engagement
Whether you’re looking to volunteer, lead, or simply connect with others, ISA is a welcoming space to get involved.
To join or learn more, email international@acadiau.ca or visit the Acadia Clubs & Societies Overview
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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ISA (International Students’ Association): A student-led group that supports and celebrates international student life
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Cultural exchange: Sharing traditions, languages, and customs to promote understanding and connection
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Student-led organization: A group run by students for students, often supported by university staff or funding
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📝 Special Notes:
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ISA is open to all students, not just those from outside Canada — it’s a great way to learn about global cultures
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The Wong Centre provides space, funding, and mentorship to support ISA initiatives
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ISA members often take part in orientation, ambassador programs, and leadership training
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You can also propose your own event or initiative through ISA — they welcome new ideas and student-led projects