Events & Engagement
International Game Night
KSU Office of Global Education
My role and Creative Process
As a Program Development Student Assistant with KSU's Office of Global Education, I'm working alongside my supervisor to help plan International Education Week: Game Night.
The event brings together traditional and modern games from different cultures, giving students an opportunity to connect, have fun, and learn about the history and cultural significance behind each game.
My contributions include helping select games, researching their cultural backgrounds, creating game instruction cards and discussion questions, and designing informational graphics. I'm also involved in planning the event layout, organizing materials, and preparing activities such as trivia and bingo to encourage student participation.
We're working to create an interactive and welcoming experience that encourages students to explore different cultures through games.
Project Gallery & Materials
Explore the Creative Process ↓
Game instruction cards
I designed game instruction cards with simple, easy-to-follow rules to help students understand how to play each game during the event.
Cultural Information
I created cultural information cards highlighting the origins, history, and cultural significance of each game to encourage students to learn about different cultures.
Discussion Questions
I developed discussion questions to encourage students to reflect on the games, explore cultural differences, and share their thoughts with others.
Event Planning & Coordination
I helped plan the event layout, organize game stations, select refreshments, and count and arrange prizes to prepare for International Game Night.
Project Overview
International Education Week: Game Night is an event organized by Kennesaw State University's Office of Global Education. The event brings students together through traditional and modern games from different cultures, giving them an opportunity to learn about the history and cultural significance behind each game.
Event Objectives & Target Audience
The goal of International Game Night is to encourage KSU students to connect with one another while learning about different cultures through interactive activities. The event is open to students interested in games, cultural experiences, and meeting new people. We also hope to introduce more students to the Office of Global Education and the KSU Year Of program.
Event Planning and Coordination
Working alongside my supervisor, I helped plan the event schedule, game stations, and overall layout. We also discussed food and refreshments, selected and counted prizes, and organized how they would be displayed during the event.
The schedule includes open play from 4:00 to 5:30 PM, followed by trivia and bingo with prizes from 5:30 to 6:00 PM. These activities are designed to encourage students to participate and stay engaged throughout the event.
Creative Materials & Cultural Learning
I designed double-sided game cards featuring instructions on one side and cultural information on the other. I also created discussion questions to encourage students to think about the origins of the games, how they are played in different countries, and how games can connect people across cultures.
My goal was to make the information easy to understand while keeping the activities fun and educational.
Event Experience
This event is currently in the planning stage. After International Game Night, I'll share photographs, reflections, and what I learned from helping organize the event.
Let’s create something meaningful.
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