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Every once in a while, you have the opportunity to connect two points in your life. Mine began when I was a junior in high school and was selected as a participant for the...
Posted on March 8, 2011 - in Basic Education Development, International Education, Education, Gender
Alice Sayo is a teacher from Kenya who arrived in the US in January 2011 as a participant on the International Leaders in Education Program. Against incredible odds, Alice avoided early marriage...
Koba Grdzelishvili encountered many cultures while studying education at the University of Minnesota and working as a camp counselor in Colorado. Since returning to Georgia, Grdzelishvili...
The Global UGRAD-Pakistan fellows have embraced their role as cultural ambassadors in the US, spreading awareness about Pakistan through country presentations on and off campus.
Anna Tsapok, UGRAD 09-10, organzies a book and toy drive in Ukraine.
Sixty-four teachers from 20 countries around the world are about to embark on a learning experience of a lifetime.
Muskie alumnus Samat Panov of Kazakhstan honored as State Alumni Member of the Month.
Musammat Badrunesha, an English teacher and TEA alumnae in Bangladesh, has been traning teachers in madrasas and other schools throughout her district since 2007.
After becoming a doctor and gaining experience with public health programs, Aziz Nabidzhonov sought a Muskie fellowship to study behavior change to reduce the spread of disease. At Western...
Larysa Maksymenko shares her excitement about year as a UGRAD participant in Indiana.
