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  1. From Big City to Small Farming Town

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

  2. Hands-on Experience with Good Corporate Governance

    Bringing Hands-on Experience with Good Corporate Governance Back to Ukraine

  3. Learning about Southern Culture in New Orleans

    Global UGRAD Learns about Southern Culture in New Orleans

  4. Living as an American Teenager

    Because of the YES Program I am confident now and I believe in myself.

  5. National Science Bowl Puts Exchange Student to the Test

    Really to be an exchange student here is not only to have fun – you should learn something. Traveling is really fun but there are a lot more important things that you should dig out about America.

  6. 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.

  7. No Longer Scared of Dreaming Big: March Madness Makes for an Empowering Experience

    Belia was one of six female coaches to join 18 teenage girls from around the world for a multi-country basketball exchange.

  8. One International Engineering Student’s Journey to Study in the U.S.

    Educational Resources and Opportunities Available Through EducationUSA

  9. Out of the Books and into the Real World

    As an A-SMYLE student I was involved in many things in school.

  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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