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Passport help available at UTD International center opens office for travel services
from The Mercury 10 03 22
by The Mercury
UTD’s International Center will now offer a Passport Services office to ease the application process for students, faculty and the broader Richardson community.
As the country returns to prepandemic travel levels, UTD’s International Center—representing students from more than 100 countries—is looking to capitalize on the positive trend and satisfy its mission of bringing the “world to UT Dallas and UT Dallas to the world.” reach out to potential members to encourage them to run. This year, senators’ outreach began long before the election cycle. SG tabled numerous initiatives at various Weeks of Welcome events. They laid their foundation by handing out flyers to build awareness and encourage
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