Coalition of International Students
Coalition of International Students
The Coalition of International Students (CIS) at Arizona State University serves as the central body that promotes collaboration among international student organizations, uniting efforts to coordinate events, support student engagement, and foster cross-cultural understanding within the university and the greater community.
ASU is home to over 12,000 international students from 153 countries, making it the #1 U.S. public university chosen by international students. CIS supports more than 50 student organizations and plays a key role in orientation and cultural events that welcome and connect the global ASU community.
Upcoming Events
Throughout the academic year, student organizations created events and activities to bring the community together and celebrate our rich backgrounds.
Club Spotlight
Indian Students Association (ISA)
The Indian Students' Association (ISA) at Arizona State University is a non-profit organization for all Indian students. Our objectives are to promote service and leadership opportunities. We understand how tough it is to arrive in a new country, thousands of miles away from home and settle down into a student's life there. We aim to help new students with the transition to the USA and provide support for educational and social issues that they may face at ASU. Student-student and student-community interactions are also highly encouraged. We also work to provide students a platform to express their creative side, especially on the performing arts front.
Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA)
Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) at ASU is a student organization dedicated to the goal of promoting social, intellectual and cultural activities for Chinese students and scholars at Arizona State University as well as other interested members in the ASU community. It will also strive to provide opportunities and benefits for its members by facilitating the exchange of information between China and Chinese students studying abroad. CSSA encourages all (especially newcoming) Chinese students and scholars in ASU to get involved in organizing CSSA events and to join our organization.
Sun Devil Support Circle
EOSS Employee Spotlight
Halie Cousineau, Program Coordinator, Sr
International Students & Scholars Center (ISSC)
Advisor, First Year Explorers Club & Southeast Asian American Students Association
Halie's centers the first-year international student experience at ASU. Through her salient efforts, she coordinates ISSC's prominent programs and events including the Learn Arizona Series, Success at ASU Conference, Coffee & Conversation, and much more. Moreover, her work is in alignment with international student advocacy initiatives. Alongside Robyn, she co-supervises the Global Peer Mentor program and developed the first-year international student resource Canvas course.
Halie co-chairs the Staff Sustainability Council and leads the annual Fashion Forward clothing donation drive.
Aditya Jayprakash Shinde, [email protected], President
Viet Quang Luong, [email protected], Vice President Of Programs
Sivanee Naghichetty Prem Kumar, [email protected], Vice President Of Operations
To connect with one of our member organizations, please log on to Sun Devil Central.
- African Students Association at ASU
Andaaz
Bangladesh Students' Association (BSA)
Brazilian Student Association at ASU
Bridge of Japan-America
Bridges International
Caribbean Student Association
Chinese English Language Bridge (CELB)
Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA)
Friends of Internationals
Fun-Fun Student Organization
German Devils
Indian Students' Association
K-Pop Dance Evolution (KoDE)
Lebanese Student Association
Omani Students Association
Pakistani Students Association (PSA)
Sudanese American Association
Turkish Student Association
Vietnamese Student Association at ASU (VSA)
Vietnamese Student Union
Below is a list of resources gathered by this coalition that may be helpful to you as a student. Organizations or resources listed not affiliated with Arizona State University are not endorsed by the university.
You are welcome here
Arizona State University is an institution measured by whom we include and how they succeed. If you feel you have been the victim of actions contrary to this principle, please connect with the Office of the Dean of Students or file a report with the appropriate resource.