Federal government work if you speak more than one language
Despite an executive order addressing proficiency in foreign languages, the gap is hard to resolve among federal departments.
CLS in the Press — May 16, 2024
Despite an executive order addressing proficiency in foreign languages, the gap is hard to resolve among federal departments.
CLS in the Press — May 16, 2024
Two Middlebury students have been awarded the U.S. Department of State’s highly selective Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) and will spend part of their summer overseas studying languages in preparation for related careers.
CLS in the Press — May 15, 2024
University of Rochester undergraduates and alumni will travel the world as teachers, students, and researchers after receiving merit-based national awards during the 2023–24 academic year.
CLS in the Press — May 14, 2024
Alimatou Sarr, a recent political science graduate, and Keaton Reese, a sophomore anthropology major, were selected by the U.S. State Department to take part in the Critical Language Scholarship program.
CLS in the Press — May 14, 2024
WVU students James Campbell and Felicia Carrara are recipients of the U.S. Department of State’s Critical Language Scholarship and will use the funding to study Arabic and Russian, respectively, abroad this summer.
CLS in the Press — May 13, 2024
A reflection by Kirk Preston, CLS Japanese Scholar and Digital Ambassador
CLS Program News — May 10, 2024
Recent political science graduate earns Critical Language Scholarship to study Russian in Kyrgyzstan and Fulbright grant to teach English in Spain.
CLS in the Press — May 09, 2024
Prasiddha Sudhakar, a master's student at the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, was selected for the 2024 Critical Language Scholarship (CLS).
CLS in the Press — May 09, 2024
Global and international studies major Favoured-Joy Oghenekome, shown studying abroad in South Korea, will return this summer via the federal Critical Language Scholarship program.
CLS in the Press — May 06, 2024
University of Tulsa sophomore Lilah Jacobs has been selected to take part in the U.S. Department of State’s Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program.
CLS in the Press — May 03, 2024