Interface Discussion Groups are a selection of discussion-based events where students can discuss and present on issues and topics of interest to them. It is also an opportunity to learn more about an unfamiliar topic where they can practice active listening and learn how to dialogue and communicate well in a safe, small group setting. These opportunities are available to students in our college counseling program free of charge.
International Politics Discussion Group
This is a great opportunity for students who love international politics! Students are given an international topic a few weeks before the debate, and then join students from the United States for an informal debate where everyone shares their views on the selected issue. Student-led discussions.
International Film Discussion Group
This is for students who love film and want to discuss films with others from around the world with similar interests Prior to the meeting, everyone views an assigned film, then students discuss their thoughts about and reactions to the film. Student-led discussions.
International Young Scientists Discussion Group
This is a group for students who love science and want to learn about topics beyond those covered in the classroom. Students will hear presentations about exciting and cutting-edge theories in science, then followed by a group discussion. If students have a scientific topic that they are knowledgeable about, they will have the opportunity to present to the group.