Alyssa Taylor participated in the 2024 CLS Korean Program hosted by Pusan National University in Busan, South Korea. She is currently a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in South Korea. Alyssa's professional goal is to become a Public Diplomacy Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. Department of…
Ashley Wilson participated in the 2024 CLS Japanese Program hosted by Okayama University in Okayama, Japan. Ashley is pursuing her MBA in global policy with a concentration in trade and commerce beginning this fall, following her recent graduation with a BA double majoring in economics and internat…
Andrea Chen participated in the 2024 CLS Chinese Program hosted by Tamkang University in New Taipei, Taiwan. She is currently a medical student at Tulane University School of Medicine, and her professional goal is to become a bilingual physician practicing in immigrant communities.
Why Chinese?
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Addison Miller participated in the 2024 CLS Chinese Program hosted by Tamkang University in New Taipei, Taiwan. Addison is currently studying international and comparative education policy at the University of Alabama. Her professional goal is to become a professor of higher education law and inter…
Anna Walter participated in the 2024 CLS Arabic Program in Meknes, Morocco. She is currently working as a project engineer for a construction company. Anna's professional goal is to work on international projects within the construction industry.
Why Arabic?
I've always loved studying languag…
Anna Kozan participated in the 2023 CLS Spark for Russian hosted virtually by American Councils for International Education in Chisinau, Moldova and the 2024 CLS Russian Program hosted by American Councils for International Education in Tbilisi, Georgia. Anna graduated from Ramapo College of New Je…
Nine undergraduate and graduate students at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) received national scholarships and fellowships during the spring 2025 semester.
Whether speaking Burmese in Myanmar, planning a summit in Peru, or studying German literature as an undergraduate, Hiram Rios Hernandez has always seen language and culture as tools for connection.
Nicholas Dotson, a student in the Executive M.S. in International Relations, has been selected for the prestigious Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program, marking an exciting new chapter in his academic and professional journey.