Our CEE, The Diverse Dimensions Dinner Series, was comprised of three dinners in which international and domestic students engaged in activities to connect with one another. The goal of this dinner series was to bridge the gap between international and domestic students by discussing student perspectives on cultural and personal experiences on campus. Our CEE team designed curriculums for each dinner which incorporated activities, guest speakers and discussion questions so that attendees would get the most out of their experience. A great deal of interested candidates contacted us prior to the program in hopes of attending the dinners. After screening applicants to the program, we selected those with the goals of breaking the barrier between international and domestic students on campus. A small number of individuals were chosen so as to keep the environment at the dinners personal.  All of the dinners were held at different locations and catered by various restaurants in order to introduce the international students to new places on campus. While initially the participants were hesitant to engage in conversation and reach out to one another, by the end of the first dinner the room was bubbling with open conversation. The dinners were informative and structured yet light-hearted and entertaining for all those involved. Conversations were facilitated on topics such as communication skills, cultural values, and relationships. During the third dinner, several domestic students discussed their own experiences abroad and the challenges they faced in cultural immersion. After the dinner series, many of the participants continued to build relationships and plan various outings together. The CEE was successful in bridging the gap between international and domestic students and the members of the CEE team plan on continuing the program in future year.