The Yale community is invited to enjoy these events and programs hosted by OISS. For more information and updates on these (and future) events, please refer to our calendar of events, which will give you the most up-to-date news on our programs. | ||
Sun 7/5 2:00pm – 3:30pm |
Yale Campus Tour 149 Elm Street The Yale Visitor’s Center will provide us with a glimpse into the history and architecture of the University. The tours start at the Yale Visitor Center at 149 Elm Street New Haven, CT 06511. Though this tour, you’ll get to hear about Yale’s rich 300-year history and aspects of student life at several of Yale’s twelve residential colleges. |
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Thurs 7/9 5:00pm-7:00pm |
Walk through downtown New Haven & bar hop 421 Temple Street Come join us for a fun walk through New Haven as we explore some of the most notable touristic spots of the city! The stops will include Beinecke Plaza, Grove Cemetery, Sterling Memorial Library, the New Haven Green… and of course we’ll introduce you to a couple of the most notable bars in downtown New Haven. We’ll meet at the OISS and walk from there. Don’t forget to bring cash for your purchase(s). |
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Thurs 7/16 2:00pm – 3:30pm |
J-Visa Information Session & New Haven Pizza 421 Temple Street Understanding the J Visa: an informational conversation followed by pizza! Are you sure you understand what the Two Year Home Residency Requirement is? Did you know that OISS can grant work permission for certain activities outside of Yale? What’s the difference between the ECFMG and the OISS J-1? Is it true that a J-2 spouse can get work permission for three years? Can I apply for a green card while on a J visa? The presenter will be Parker Emerson, Associate Director of OISS with over 25 years of experience navigating the complexities and benefits of the J visa. Bring your questions and your appetite! The event is free, but registration is required. |
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Fri 7/17 5:00pm – 9pm |
Pizza and Games Night! 421 Temple Street Pizza Board Games = Good times! |
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Sat 7/18 7:30am– 8:00pm |
Bus trip to Boston, MA 421 Temple Street Spend the day exploring the beautiful city of Boston on your own or with other Yale affiliates- sightseeing, visiting museums, shopping, or dining. You will also have the option of following your “OISS host”, Parker Emerson (former Harvard staff) in the morning for a guided tour around Harvard Square in Cambridge. Tip: You should wear comfortable walking shoes and be prepared for the weather (we will be going rain or shine!) Note: the fee covers round-trip transportation only; you will be responsible for any other expenses. Unfortunately there can be no children under the age of 7 on the bus trip. All sales are final! |
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Thurs 7/23 3:00pm-5:00pm |
Visit to Lighthouse Point Park 421 Temple Street and Lighthouse Point Park A group of students and scholars will visit the Lighthouse Point Park and spend a leisurely evening at this scenic park. We’ll meet at the OISS, and take public transportation to the park. For more information about the park and its amenities, visit: |
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Fri 7/24 8:00pm-10:00pm |
Yale Cabaret: The Life and Death of Doctor Faustus 217 Park Street “Doctor Faustus is the perpetual grad student who signs away his soul in exchange for knowledge and experience in Christopher Marlowe’s classic play. Director Andrej Visky leads the Rough Magic ensemble in a radical new adaptation–employing both actors and puppets–to create epic, fantastical, constantly shifting stage-space. Prepare to laugh, gasp, and shiver as we tackle this tale of the world gone to Hell.” Directed by Andrej Visky. Join OISS staff at a ticket rate of $10. Space is limited. Food and drinks will be available for purchase during the show (the house opens for dinner and drinks at 6:30). For more information, please visit: yalecabaret.org. All sales are final. |
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Sat 7/25 10:30am-1:00pm |
Canoeing at East Rock Park Trowbridge Environmental Center (East Rock Park) Join us on this classic team-oriented activity, which requires minimum or no prior knowledge of paddling skills. The Parks and Rec team of certified instructors and canoe leaders will be there to provide you with ample opportunity for learning basic paddling techniques, and for wildlife observation. This is an event envisioned for adults or dependents who are at least 10 yrs old. |
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Fri 7/31 8:30pm-11:00pm |
Movies at the Park: Casablanca 421 Temple Street & Wooster Square Every Friday at 8:30 from June 5th to August 28th, the New Haven Parks and Rec Department will show a movie in a different city park. This weekend’s will be the classic A-list 1942 movie Casablanca, and it will be featured at Wooster Square! We’ll meet at the OISS at 8pm, and then walk to Wooster Square from there. Feel free to bring blankets and snacks! |
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Sat 8/1 7:30am-8:00pm |
Bus Trip to Newport RI 421 Temple Street & Wooster Square Take a chartered bus to beautiful Newport, Rhode Island. You have the day to go exploring on your own. There is a lot to see and do in Newport — visit a historic mansion, walk along the Cliff Walk, take a boat tour, rent a scooter/moped, shop, dine out or have a picnic lunch. Trip fee covers transportation only; you will be responsible for any other expenses. Space is limited! Due to a Yale based policy there can be no children under the age of 7. All sales are final! For more information, see gonewport.com |