1. Basketball Coaches' First Visit from India

   

   U.S. Department of State conducted a Sports Visitor exchange with India.

2. FLEX Student of the Month — December 2013

   Tatia Rtveladze, an ASSE student from Georgia and active volunteer in her host community, gave nine presentations, including performances of Georgian folk dances, during International Educational Week (IEW).

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   Mobility International USA – Armenia

   

   Mobility International USA (MIUSA) collaborates with Armenians partners to conduct a two-way exchange program to expand opportunities for youth with disabilities to engage in sports.

4. FLEX Student of the Month – December 2014

   Liza, a Future Leaders Exchange student from Russia, has clocked an impressive 100 hours of community service during her three and a half months in her host community along with participating in many clubs and activities.

5. FLEX Student of the Month – February 2017

   Javidan has built a bridge between the people in his home country and Americans in his host community.

6. FLEX Student of the Month – April 2017

   We are pleased to announce Milica Jordanov, an ASSE-placed, Future Leaders Exchange (FLEX) student from Serbia as the April 2017 FLEX Student of the Month. Milica has embraced all parts of the FLEX program with great enthusiasm since she arrived, both in school and in her community.

7. FLEX October Student of the Month

   We are pleased to announce Liza Sadaterashvili from Georgia as the FLEX October Student of the Month!

8. April FLEX April Student of the Month

   We are pleased to announce Laura Gazaryan (pictured left) from Armenia as the FLEX April Student of the Month! She was placed by PAX and is hosted in Portage, Indiana.

9. Fulbright Foreign Student Works on Oscar-Nominated Film

   Ricardo Marmolejo shares how the Fulbright Foreign Student program helped him fill a gap in his education.

10. FLEX Student of the Month – April 2014

    Vera Kalinina, a States’ 4-H FLEX student from Russia, made a major impact on her host community and the state of Oregon through her informative presentations about Russian civil society and culture and volunteer activities.

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