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Results are Tagged with "National Security Language Initiative for Youth"

Mastering Language, Translating Culture

Georgia native Evangelista traveled to Suzhou, China during the summer of 2012 to study Chinese as a National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) participant.

Arabic Program Expands Dental Career Dream

Shadowing a Moroccan dentist showed me that so many more people in the world need dental help.

Chinese Hospital Stay Inspires Children’s Story

Erik never expected that his stay in a local hospital would inspire him to write and illustrate a children's book.

National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) in China

NSLI-Y students visit the Olympic stadium in Beijing, China.

National Security Language Initiative for Youth program participants in China.

What's It Like to Study Arabic in Egypt?

Arabic language student, Margaret Mullins, with friends in Egypt.

Margaret Mullins studied Arabic in Egypt for several months. She describes her time living with a host family, learning Arabic and exploring Egyptian culture.

NSLI-Y Summer Language Program

National Security Language Initiative for Youth: Critical Languages

Established in 2006, the National Security Languages Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) promotes the study of critically needed languages by sending American high school students overseas for intensive language study.

The Language of Understanding

An NSLI-Y student learns so much more than language in Egypt.

A National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) student describes her time studying Arabic in Egypt.

National Security Language Initiative for Youth - Chinese Language

China Project 2010

The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) provides scholarships for eligible high school students to learn less commonly taught languages, including Chinese.

Language Lessons

Plaque written in Arabic.

A National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) student describes her time studying Arabic in Morocco.

Study Abroad, Make a Difference

Study Abroad, Make a Difference

National Security Language Initiative for Youth alumni talk about their exchange experiences.

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