1. Top 5 Ways for High School Educators to Promote Study Abroad

   Less than 10% of U.S. students study abroad, and very few of these students are in high school. Yet, studying abroad early builds global competencies such as language and cross-cultural skills, maturity, and clarity about one's post-secondary education and career. Learn how to help high school students achieve their dreams of studying abroad.

2. FLEX Celebrates 21st Year

   The Future Leaders Exchange Program (FLEX) celebrated the end of its 21st year with approximately 168 students of this year’s 800 scholarship recipients.

3. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Galt’s Remarks for the Preview of Upcoming Changes to Consular Safety and Security Information Webinar

   Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Jennifer Zimdahl Galt’s Remarks for the Preview of Upcoming Changes to Consular Safety and Security Information Webinar.

4. Fulbright Alumna Promotes STEM Education for Girls at Clinton Global Initiative

   Joy Buolamwini developed Code 4 Rights with the mission to ensure that every country in the world has accessible information about local services that support women’s rights and that women are given the opportunity to create beneficial technology.

5. 6th Annual EducationUSA Forum Convenes U.S. Higher Education Institutions and Overseas Advisors

   The EducationUSA Forum connects U.S. institutions with EducationUSA advising centers overseas to develop comprehensive and innovative strategies for recruiting, retaining, and engaging international students on U.S. campuses.

6. Fulbright on the Millennial Trains Project: Lala, South Africa

   

   The Millennial Trains Project (MTP) leads crowd-funded transcontinental train journeys for diverse groups of young innovators to explore America's new frontiers.

   Lala, a participant from South Africa details her experience on the train studying obesity.

7. YES Story: Hussein

   

   Hussein discussing his experience making friends in Michigan during his exchange.

8. Hundreds of International Educators Attend the 2018 Annual EducationUSA Forum

   More than one million international students study in the United States each year -- a testament to the unmatched quality of American higher education.

9. 5th Annual EducationUSA Forum Convenes U.S. Higher Education

   The fifth annual EducationUSA Forum will take place in Washington, D.C. June 23-25, bringing together more than 60 EducationUSA regional experts and 550 U.S. College and association representatives.

10. Become a Host Family with the State Department

    

    Serve your country, become a host family! Hosting is great opportunity for you create mutual understanding and be a citizen diplomat.

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