• Across the Globe

    Editor’s note: American high school student Aya Obeid is spending her 2018-19 academic year in Lithuania participating in the Exchanges for

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    When the outgoing Kyrgyz ambassador to the US invited me to join him at his farewell reception in January, I gladly accepted.

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    Isabella Palange shares an update from her experience on the Russian Overseas Flagship Program, hosted at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (KazNU) in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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    Editor's note: We polled our staff all over the world about what to bring on exchange. The submissions ranged from snacks to mindsets.

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    Editor's note:  From our most junior level staffers to our president, our global staff has a lot of knowledge about exchange to sh

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    The Kosovo American Education Fund (KAEF) celebrated the program’s 100th scholarship earlier this month, at a gala in Kosovo’s capital city.
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    Editor's note: Norman has been volunteering at American Councils and reading application essays from hopeful exchange students fro

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    The first time I left the country, I went to Liverpool, UK. It felt like going to the moon. Some of my colleagues in international education think it’s funny when Americans talk about traveling to another part of the English-speaking or developed world as so eye-opening, but it was for me. I’m a second-generation American and I am the first and only person in my family to attend college. I studied at California Lutheran University, which was 23 miles from the house I grew up in. I was able to do so because of a federal program that supported matriculation for first-gen, low-income college students called TRiO. The TRiO staff encouraged me to apply to go to the University of Liverpool and when I shared that finances were why I could not apply, they found me a scholarship.
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    Editor's note: At American Councils, we believe that exchange is for everyone, but we recognize that everyone will have a different experien

  • Across the Globe

    Editor's note: At American Councils, we believe that exchange is for everyone, but we recognize that everyone will have a different exp