Emory International Council (EIC)
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What is the EIC?
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The EIC is a diverse group of students from a variety of schools at Emory University. EIC members meet one to two times monthly with ISSS senior staff to generate new program ideas that foster connections between US and international students. The EIC will also offer new ideas about the types of support and services that will help students have a fulfilling and successful Emory experience. Upon successful completion of the program requirements for both fall and spring semesters, members will receive a certificate.
- Make a lasting impact on campus
- Gain experience providing input and implementing change
- Become part of a diverse team working together to make a difference
- Meet new people from around the world and across disciplines
- Develop professional skills in organizing, planning, and communication
- Expand your leadership and intercultural communication skills
- Build out your professional experience for your resume
- Must commit to a term length of one academic year
- Must be available to meet one to two times monthly
- Cannot miss more than two meetings during the membership term
- Must assist with planning, preparing, and staffing ISSS programs and events
- Must attend at least one ISSS event per semester and provide input
Applications for the 2026-2027 cohort will be available in August and close in September. For questions or more information, contact Amber Cordell.
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Being part of the Emory International Council was one of the first times I truly felt involved in the school as an international student. This program made me feel like I truly belong at Emory. Through intercultural conversations, I was also able to reflect on my own identity, sometimes even discovering things about myself that I hadn’t realized since coming to the U.S. Overall, this has been such a valuable experience, helping me feel more connected to both the school and my peers. Participating in the EIC has been my favorite experience at Emory.