1. Fulbright in Canada

   Fulbright programs available for Americans in Canada and for Canadians in the U.S.

2. Fulbright in Mauritania

   Fulbright programs available for Americans in Mauritania and for Mauritanians in the U.S.

3. Office of Academic Exchanges

   The Office of Academic Programs oversees all academic programs sponsored by the Department of State, including the Fulbright Program for students, teachers, scholars and mid-career professionals in the Humphrey program, teacher exchange programs, English language programs, Study of the United States programs, and programs for undergraduate students.

4. Ongoing Evaluations

   Evaluation reports currently in-progress. The Division's evaluation projects are large-scale, 18-to-24 month studies designed to assess outcome achievement and long-term impacts, with respect to overall State Department, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and program goals.

5. 100,000 Strong in the Americas

   In March 2011, President Barack Obama launched “100,000 Strong in the Americas,” an initiative to increase international study in Latin America and the Caribbean. The purpose of “100,000 Strong in the Americas” is to foster region-wide pros­perity through greater international exchange of students, who are our future leaders and innovators.

6. Fulbright in Bahamas, The

7. Fulbright in Guyana

8. Diplomacy Begins Here Summit in Tulsa

   The series of citizen diplomacy summits aim increase support for exchange programs by bringing attention to the critical role that public and citizen diplomacy play in building a more peaceful, prosperous world at home and abroad.

9. The Fulbright Program: Creating Lasting Connections

   

   Learn how the Fulbright Program brings people from all over the world together to increase mutual understanding and foster people-to-people diplomacy.

10. ECA celebrates the Americans with Disabilities Act 30th Anniversary!

    This year ECA launched the Access for All campaign!  The purpose of this campaign is to celebrate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 30th anniversary.

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