ACIREMA SIMULATION

Thursday 23 de July del al Friday 24 de July del 2026
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ACIREMA (America spelled backwards) is a workshop that includes a simulation exercise designed to sensitize participants to the months of difficulties that international students encounter in their quest for a U.S. education. It acquaints the participants with the procedures and obstacles students must follow from the initial contact with a U.S. educational institution to their arrival on campus. A facilitated discussion takes place after the simulation to address the specific issues at stake, as well as what participants can do in the future to help support international students. A reception will be held after the debrief in the Multicultural Center.
Volunteers will help with setup/cleanup & check-in. We are also seeking volunteers to act in a variety of different roles during the simulation and also in a panel discussion.
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Turnos (12)

1 - 2 de 2 Turnos
TurnoHora de InicioHora de finalizaciónDescripciónRegistrantes necesarios
 
Set up: Shift 12:00pm (CT)3:30pm (CT)

Meet at ISS Office

3/6Sobre
Set up: Shift 23:30pm (CT)5:00pm (CT)

Meet at Pat Walker Health Center Classrooms

1/6Sobre

1 - 10 de 10 Turnos
TurnoHora de InicioHora de finalizaciónDescripciónRegistrantes necesarios
 
Admissions Counselor7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

A student approaches the counselor and asks how he/she can be admitted to the university. The counselor lists the requirements for admission. i.e., pay admissions fee, make required score on the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), provide verification of financial support, and passport.

3/3Sobre
Airline Official/Check In7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

The official asks to see the passport visa and collects a fee. Just as some of the participants have completed all the obstacles and are ready to board the airplane, the official may leave his table to take a three-minute break, preferably when there is a long line at the...

3/3Sobre
Banker7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

The banker distributes 3000 dō to each participant as they enter. Banker provides necessary financial documents as requested by players.

3/3Sobre
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer/Check-In7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

This very stern, no-nonsense person is suspect of all persons entering the U.S. He/she checks documents very carefully and, in some cases, asks the newly arrived student to wait in the office for further ‘inspection’. He/she eventually gives the entry stamp to every student but not without a significant amount...

4/4Sobre
ETS Official7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

The ETS official must see the admissions application prior to giving the English test. Each participant should read clearly 3-5 sentences to the ETS officer. The ETS officer will determine the appropriate score.

3/3Sobre
I-20 Specialist7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

The advisor reviews documents and issues the I-20 and, in a very friendly voice, encourages students in their efforts to get to the University in time for orientation. He/she reminds them to call or email if they have further questions.

3/3Sobre
Passport Officer7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

This is usually a very official person who asks participants to complete a form and collects application fee. The officer is nonchalant and may take a break and leave a waiting line of people. Bribery is also an option here.

3/3Sobre
Scammer7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

This person has no “station”. He/she roams the area approaching participants in attempts to make ‘deals for a fee’. Deals include selling fake expedited passport process and selling “bogus” airline tickets for half price.

2/2Sobre
Visa Officer7:30am (CT)10:00am (CT)

This is the U.S officer deciding whether a student is approved for their F-1 student visa or not. Before issuing the visa, the official must see the student’s I-20 and the verification of financial support. The official stamps the visa inside the passport.

3/3Sobre
Clean Up10:30am (CT)11:30am (CT) 1/6Sobre