MIIS- Student Affairs

Come celebrate Senegal Independence Day with food, music and a guest speaker. This will also be a time to honor Dr. Coly and his time at MIIS.

Co-sponsored by MonTREP, Terrorism Studies Club (TSC), and Geospatial Skills and Analytical Tools Club (GSAT). Guest Speaker event with introduction on risk analysis and involving group exercise.matrix. Additional discussion on current/emerging terrorist threats and Federal interagency response to domestic incidents. Contact Chris @ cketponglard@miis.edu for additional details.

Come and get involved with the International Red Cross Club at MIIS. Every single day, the American Red Cross helps people in emergencies. Join us and learn about their extraordinary work. Location: Holland (over by the TV)

Join volunteers from Animal Friends Rescue Project and their adorable furry friends for some animal therapy leading up to finals week! 12pm-2pm in Holland. All participants must bring MIIS ID and sign a liability waiver before entering the Puppy Room Sponsored by the Office of Student Services

Speaker presentation on the importance of developing public-private policy solutions and utilizing appropriately resourced tools to problems (for example for maritime security/MDA needs), reinforced and outlined by examples of how specific satellite/geospatial tools are used in real applications. Will also feature Q&A. Please contact Chris @ cketponglard@miis.edu for any questions.

The first step to preventing burnout in our personal, academic and professional lives is to identify its signs and symptoms. in this interactive session, participants will learn how to detect burnout triggers and discover ways to regain enthusiasm and life balance, such as pacing themselves at work, school and home while becoming more conscious of their needs and motivators.

Up to 25 MIIS students and possibly local ping pong players getting together to have rotating matches on two tables in Holland Center once a week.

Up to 25 MIIS students and possibly local ping pong players getting together to have rotating matches on two tables in Holland Center once a week.

Up to 25 MIIS students and possibly local ping pong players getting together to have rotating matches on two tables in Holland Center once a week.