Making history this year, New College alum Naimul “Naeem” Chowdhury (Chinese 2018) is the first-ever Novo Collegian to become a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Graduate Fellow.
CLS In the Press — Shared from New College of Florida News on December 24, 2020
Clara Sherwood (Arabic 2020) started an oral history project with the goal of promoting an understanding of difficulties migrants, immigrants, and refugees face.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Washington & Jefferson College News on December 23, 2020
[Video] Michael Di Girolamo (Chinese 2020) speaks to Carl Nathe about his CLS experience on "UK at the Half."
CLS In the Press — Shared from UK at the Half on December 10, 2020
South Dakota State University senior Hattie Seten (Arabic 2018) became the university's second recipient of the Rhodes scholarship.
CLS In the Press — Shared from South Dakota State University on December 09, 2020
Georgetown senior Anna Landre (Portuguese 2019), who researches and studies some of the most pressing problems facing disabled communities, is among the three Georgetown students and an alumnus to receive a prestigious 2021 Marshall Scholarship.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Georgetown University News on December 08, 2020
University of Maryland senior Nataliya Stepanova (Korean 2019) has been named one of the 46 Marshall Scholars for 2021.
CLS In the Press — Shared from University of Maryland News on December 08, 2020
Amani Core (Chinese '16) reflects on his exchange experience in Dalian, China and how it influenced his career path and approach to connecting people.
CLS In the Press — Shared from American Councils for International Education on December 03, 2020
Are you interested in sharing your experience while supporting and promoting the CLS Program? The application to become a 2021 CLS Alumni Ambassador is now open!
Who are CLS Alumni Ambassadors?CLS Alumni Ambassadors take leadership roles as active and positive representatives of...
Program News — Posted by Liz Sinclair on December 02, 2020
Lindsey Hinczynski received a Chinese language CLS Program award. The CLS Program is the U.S. Department of State’s scholarship program in which the government invests money into teaching Americans languages that are critical to developing modern international relations and business.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Loyola University Maryland on November 25, 2020
Marcus Dunn is an alumnus of the 2011 CLS Korean program in Jeonju, South Korea. His summer on the CLS Program followed his final undergraduate year at the Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture, where he studied Fine and Studio Arts. He also holds a master’s degree in painting...
Alumni Profiles — Posted by Liz Sinclair on November 24, 2020
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