1. Reading Connects Communities in the U.S. and Macedonia

   As a Fulbrighter Jennifer lived in Macedonia from September 2011 to July 2012-- helping to teach English and American culture in a number of classes at South East European University in Tetovo, as well as developing two of her own courses. In her spare time, Jennifer started an English club, in partnership with Read Across America, at the American Corner in Tetovo for young Macedonians.

2. Lending a Helping Hand to Those in Need

   Shubham’s most memorable experiences was spending time with students with special needs at Waterloo Junior High School.

3. From Big City to Small Farming Town

   I'm very proud that I have friends from more than 13 countries.

4. 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.

5. Ukrainian Youth Gains His Confidence in Iowa

   The FLEX program provided Ukrainian high schooler Vadym Bilous with an opportunity to boost his confidence by stepping outside his comfort zone and being exposed to new experiences.

6. Photographer in Bangladesh

   Interactive Media teacher Geoffrey Hiller reflects on his time in Bangladesh.

7. Supporting the Next Generation

   Supporting the Next Generation Through English Language Learning.

8. Access Student Aspires to Be the Change

   Through the English Access Microscholarship Program, Walter Morales has had the opportunity to study English and U.S. culture in his country for the past two years.

9. Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program

   The Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program sends select U.S. primary and secondary school teachers abroad for three to six months.

10. Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI)

    Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI) promote a better understanding of the people, institutions, and culture of the United States among foreign students, teachers, and scholars.

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