Celebrating English Accents Event
Observing World English Language Day, Intensive English @ RELI is happy to invite you to the Celebrating English Accents event!
Monday, April 24, 2023
3:30 - 6:00 pm
Livingston Gathering Lounge
Livingston Campus Center
Register here!
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Intensive English @ RELI begins on September 19, 2022. Apply before September 19, 2022!
*Students requesting Form I-20 must apply by September 9, 2022.
For more information on our Fall 2022 program, please click here: https://reli.rutgers.edu/programs/intensive-english
Looking for summer writing and communication support? Interested in practicing your English conversation skills, learning more about US culture, and social activities in the local area? The Graduate ELL Program offers flexible, low-commitment summer activities and academic support, both on Zoom and in-person.
Summer Conversation and Activity Groups
Join Grad ELL’s Conversation Group Program either as a participant or a facilitator. Make new friends around campus, engage in small group discussion, and join one of our nature hikes in the local area!
Register here by May 20, 2022!
Summer Peer Review Writing Retreats
Engage in low-stress writing, share your work in-progress, and receive faculty and peer feedback. Begin with a nutritious breakfast followed by 6-7 hours of writing with breaks for lunch, coffee/tea, writing consultations, and physical warm-up exercises.
Register here by May 20, 2022!
Summer Graduate Tutoring
Graduate students or postdocs looking for expert feedback on their written work and oral presentations can make two appointments for tutoring with a RELI faculty member during the summer. Receive advice on your planning, drafting, revising, and presenting your research.
Make an appointment here!
"Diverse Voices, Diverse Audiences II"
Tuesday, May 3rd
12pm-5pm
Alexander Library- Teleconference Lecture Hall and Pane Room
OR
online via Zoom
This semester’s symposium, a second iteration of “Diverse Voices, Diverse Audiences,” features graduate students from all disciplines showcasing their current research in 10-minute panel presentations intended for general audiences.
Register here!
The Rutgers English Language Institute (RELI) and the Rutgers Writing Centers would like to invite multilingual students to join a Conversation Café group. These are informal, bi-weekly meetups led by two tutors from the Writing Center. In the sessions, you'll discuss topics related to your interests while practicing your speaking and listening skills, and meeting other students.Online and in-person groups available. Indicate your preference and availability on the sign-up form.
Mental health issues can affect student energy levels, concentration, dependability, mental ability, and optimism, hindering academic performance and general well-being. Our bi-lingual panelists will address common student mental health concerns, and discuss strategies to improve overall mental wellness. They will also field audience questions.
Choosing a field of study is often one of the most difficult parts of the undergraduate experience. There are so many options and possibilities. During this Global Conversation, Rutgers Graduate students from a variety of subject disciplines will discuss their academic journeys, how they chose their field of study, and preparing for graduate school. All students welcome!This Global Conversation will:
Graduate Research Symposium: Diverse Voices, Diverse AudiencesThis interdisciplinary symposium features short presentations about current, in-progress research by graduate students from across Rutgers University, including cross-disciplinary conversations about research methods, findings, and implications.
Part of the RELI Fall 2021 Global Conversations SeriesFrom K-Pop to Tik Tok, Squid Game to Ted Lasso, Pop Culture drives global trends and creative exchange. Panelists, Lauren Bertoni and Gunnar Rohrbacher of Actors Comedy Study in Hollywood, CA, and Andrew Park and Vivian Lee of HARU K-Pop Dance Cover Club of Rutgers University will discuss Pop Culture's role in globalizing media, education, and setting cultural norms through language, music, fashion and streaming media trends.
Undeclared? Undecided?Choosing a field of study is often one of the most difficult parts of the undergraduate experience. There are so many options and possibilities. During this Global Conversation, Rutgers Graduate students from a variety of subject disciplines will discuss their academic journeys and how they chose their field of study. Open to EAP I & II and 152 students, Basic Comp 100 and Expos 101 students.
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Rutgers English Language Institute (RELI) is proud to present the inaugural edition of our ezine, "Collected Voices," which features the work of undergraduate multilingual students exploring what it means to be writers across cultures. We cordially invite you to our publication launch on Wednesday, September 29, from 9:00-10 am EST. Zoom link below.
Watch the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wyq4OkZUGYs
