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  1. Commemorating World AIDS Day through Urban Art

    Maxx Moses, a gifted graffiti muralist from New York, traveled to the city of Bulawayo Zimbabwe on an ECA sponsored Arts Envoy.

  2. Community Outreach through Coaching Softball

    Daley’s experience as an ETA in Malaysia was enriched through coaching softball.

  3. Connecting Through Science

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  4. Discovering the Many Layers of American Diversity

    Ask Norina Poetter how her exchange experience in America is going and stand by to be "wowed," as her journey unfolds in a whirlwind of enthusiasm and humor that is simply Norina.

  5. Experiencing Everyday Life in a Host Family

    CLS Participant Learns About Life and Culture From Host Family

  6. Fashion and the English Language

    As a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) in Malaysia, Lynn ElHarake faced the challenge of making the English language learning process interesting for her students. So she decided a good solution would be to merge her interests in fashion with English lessons.

  7. Keeping an Open Mind

    Learning About Foreign Policy and Culture Through the Gilman International Scholarship Program

  8. Learning a Language and Making Personal Connections

    CLS Participant Makes Personal Connections While Learning a Language

  9. NBA Legend Tracy Murray Goes Beyond the Game as Sports Envoy

    During Tracy Murray's most recent trip to Greece as a Sports Envoy, he conducted basketball clinics and engaged in dialogue with young people on “fair play” and social justice.

  10. Overcoming Culture Shock Through Volunteer Work

    Instead of withdrawing or isolating herself, Westmoreland overcame her culture shock by doing an activity she enjoys in the U.S. – volunteering.

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