1. Exchange Students Meet Domesticated Dogs for the First Time

   

   During their Youth Exchange and Study (YES) exchange program orientation, these students participated in a dog meet-and-greet.

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   Jonathan Franzen - Fulbright Student to Germany, 1981

   

   American writer and novelist Jonathan Franzen - who received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Germany in 1981 for a project in creative writing - discusses his Fulbright experience and its impact on his career.

3. New Jersey Host Mother’s Sons "Enriched" by Exchange Students

   Claire Mattern was unaware at the time that a newspaper advertisement calling for host families would change the course of her life, but ten years later she is still hosting international exchange students.

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   U.S. Ambassador to Egypt Congratulates Students Who Will Enroll At U.S. Colleges & Universities

   

   At a reception on June 4, the U.S. Ambassador to Egypt Margaret Scobey congratulated 18 Egyptian students (and their parents) from Alexandria who will begin studying in the U.S. at various colleges and universities in the 2011-2012 academic year.

5. High School International Student Exchange

   

   Each year, the U.S. State Department hosts approximately 2,900 high school students from around the world.

6. Students Use Technology to Set New Goals

   English Club integrated technology and social networking into goal-setting to increase support between students.

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   Brian Rutenberg - Fulbright Student to Ireland, 1997

   

   Artist Brian Rutenberg brings us into his studio to discuss the evolution of his art, the Fulbright he received to Ireland, and what he is doing now.

8. Secretary Clinton Encourages Americans to Host Exchange Students

   

   Each year, thousands of engaged young people from around the world travel to the United States, eager to learn about American life and share perspectives from their own countries

9. Using Music and Conversation to Reach Students on the Black Sea

   David, an English Language Fellow at the National Technical University in Sevastopol, Ukraine teaches English to international students, helping them to “be critical, creative, and compassionate global citizens.”

10. Students Tell What CCI Means to Them and to Their Careers

    

    CCI programs provide quality educational programs, professional development, employment skills and a first-hand understanding of American society to international young adults.

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