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Third cohort of Global Fellows walk in the steps of Frederick Douglass, who lived and lectured in London in 1845 The 10 meritorious freshmen and sophomores from Minority Serving Institutions...keep reading
This summer, we welcomed a second cohort of Haitian high school students to Portland, Maine, to participate in the Youth Ambassadors Program , sponsered by the Department of State. The...keep reading
We're happy to have 18 Work & Travel USA participants from around the globe working with us this summer at CIEE Portland. EVELINA URSATII Evelina is from Balti, Moldova, the...keep reading
Each year, CIEE connects people and communities around the world by providing high school students from more than 70 countries the life-changing opportunity to attend high school in the United...keep reading
Seven CIEE exchange program alums will receive CIEE Exchange Ambassador Grants to amplify their efforts to improve their home communities through their careers or personal pursuits. Awarded in honor of...keep reading
From a competitive pool of more than 2,500 applicants, 45 young leaders have been chosen to attend the 7th annual CIEE Civic Leadership Summit , a three-day event featuring a...keep reading
Faculty members are essential in the internationalization of institutions and curricula, however, they are often not encouraged to lead study abroad programs. A new report illuminates the significance of faculty-led...keep reading
The Center for Minority Serving Institutions ( CMSI ) in partnership with the Council on International Educational Exchange ( CIEE ) has published a report entitled, “ Diversifying Study Abroad...keep reading
CIEE is pleased to announce that it has awarded its 2020 Study Abroad Access Grant to the University of Houston (UH) to support the creation of an engineering-themed study abroad...keep reading
Last week, CIEE exchange program hosts and participants convened in Washington, D.C. for CIEE’s inaugural Advocacy Forum, where they met with the offices of nine Members of Congress, including four...keep reading