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The International Graduate Student Blog

Introduction

Introducing GSA New International Student Coordinator for Academic 2021-2022 Year

By Shu-Feng Tsao, GSA International Student Coordinator
October 1, 2021

The Grad Student Adventurer Blog Launch: Introducing our Blog Editor, Navya Nair, and Post Topics

By Navya Nair, GSA International Student Coordinator
February 4, 2021

Ideas and Topics

The GSA’s International Student Blog is written by and for our fellow international graduate students as we empower each other by sharing our experiences or stories. If you have an interest in writing a blog post or would like to request a post topic, send an email to gsa-international@uwaterloo.ca.

Newest Posts

Driving in the Canadian Winter

By Saif Zaman
October 25, 2021

Experience and Tips for Studying and Researching During the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Rodrigo Curty Pereira
August 5, 2021

All Around the World Digital Quilt - REVEAL!

By Cindy HT Yeung & Navya V Nair
August 5, 2021

Smooth Transitioning from the Quarantine Period to Grad Life

By Chien-Chih (Joseph) Chen
July 1, 2021

Tips on How to Stay on Budget

By Shirley Yang
June 4, 2021

Building Connections and Working at Start-Ups

By Shu-Feng Tsao
May 7, 2021

A Canadian Winter Story

By Meryem Chahboun
April 16, 2021

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