Liz Lew is the International Student and Scholar Services Coordinator at Stetson University. Ms. Lew ensures compliance in relevant areas of federal regulations as manager of the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) for international students seeking a four-year degree at Stetson University. Lew also serves as a designated school official (DSO) through the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service for Stetson’s international students on F-1 student visas. At WORLD: The David and Leighan Rinker Center for International Learning, she administers regulatory and cultural services and programs for the University’s international student population and supports international scholars’ cultural and social adjustment.
Ms. Lew assists students with interpretation of University information and policy, and facilitates their integration into academic and social life through programs such as new international student orientation, international parent orientation, social and cultural activities, academic, educational, and life planning, and advisement on personal and cultural issues. In addition, she provides oversight of the advisement of foreign students on immigration regulatory issues including career and professional development, job/internships, tax issues, and health insurance.
Ms. Lew also works collaboratively with the Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness to develop interactive assessment reports for evaluating key international student success indicators and Stetson’s global footprint.
Liz Lew earned a B.S. in Hotel Restaurant Management from Florida International University and an MBA from Boston College. She spent 25+ years in higher education alumni relations/fundraising before joining this office.
She is married to Greg Lew, PhD, an ethics professor in the Stetson School of Business.
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