ICSC Purpose
The International Center Student Council (ICSC) brings together a diverse group of interested U-M students to identify and examine challenges that international students experience on campus. The ICSC will spend the academic year meeting monthly to explore solutions to these challenges. The goal is to imagine innovative and tangible ways to close the gap between U-M student services and what international students need. End-of-the-year recommendations will be made to the International Center and/or to other campus partners.
Joining the ICSC provides an opportunity for members to practice leadership development and interpersonal collaboration skills, while making meaningful changes that leave the U-M campus and international community a little better than they found it.
Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to join ICSC, and both international and U.S. students are encouraged to join!
To contact ICSC, please email [email protected].
ICSC Leader and Members
Eva Hayes Whelan
Eva is a senior student from Dublin, Ireland. She is hoping to declare a double major in Economics and Biology this year. During her free time, she loves to take advantage of Ann Arbor’s campus so if you want any advice on the best study spots, cafes or best hiking trails don’t hesitate to reach out! This is her third year serving on the ICSC board and she will continue to work alongside a diverse group of international students in helping the international community at the University of Michigan.
- Maryam Altayeb, Saudi Arabia
- Adil Dogan, Germany
- Laura Estepa, Colombia
- Shruti Ghosh, India
- Merna Gress, Egypt
- Eva Hayes Whelan, Ireland
- Hanson Liu, China
- Ihaa Mohan, India
- Uyo Nakano, Japan
- Sofia Pan Xian, Panama
- Kehinde Sowunmi, Nigeria
- Qiuhao Wang, China
- Harin Yang, South Korea