1. Americans Learn Critical Languages

   2500 American students learn critical languages abroad on ECA programs every year.

2. Filipino Student Discovers America Beyond the Media

   “My views changed in a positive way..."

3. U.S. Student Uses ‘Gangnam Style’ to Depict Daily Life in China

   Comedians spend much of their time learning jokes, rehearsing lines and practicing delivery. For Fulbright U.S. Student Jesse Appell, however, the first step isn’t about the lines – it’s about being proficient in Chinese.

4. A New Generation of FLEX Arrives in the United States

   My mother was telling me stories about her exchange year since I was 11 years old. She encouraged me to come to the United States.

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   Exchange Programs Bring Culture and Diversity to Life For Grantees’ Families

   Exchange Programs Bring Culture and Diversity to Life For Grantees’ Families

6. Arabic Program Expands Dental Career Dream

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

7. Blind Student Finds New Confidence Teaching in a Foreign Country

   Once Andrey was accepted into the program, the realities of being disabled in a foreign country came to the forefront of his mind.

8. Bridging East and West in the Classroom

   Inspiring ideas from an east-west classroom experience.

9. Building Strong Ties Through Friendship

   A “teacher at heart,” John Balsam has long been interested in hosting international visitors. Sharing his experiences with them and learning from them, he says, has given him a new perspective on the United States and the challenges it faces.

10. Using Music and Conversation to Reach Students on the Black Sea

    David, an English Language Fellow at the National Technical University in Sevastopol, Ukraine teaches English to international students, helping them to “be critical, creative, and compassionate global citizens.”

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