Yelen awarded Critical Language Scholarship
University of Central Arkansas student Nesibe Yelen is the recipient of a Critical Language Scholarship that will allow her to study abroad in South Korea for summer 2022.
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
University of Central Arkansas student Nesibe Yelen is the recipient of a Critical Language Scholarship that will allow her to study abroad in South Korea for summer 2022.
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
Studies at VCU helped lay the foundation for the work Kelly Nguyen (Portuguese 2021) hopes to do with the U.S. foreign service.
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
Ramatu Muhammed (Turkish 2021) Honored with Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship, Propelling her Diplomacy Career
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
Anna Baker (Arabic 2019), a 2019 Rutgers graduate, is the university’s fourth Charles B. Rangel Fellow
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
Salamata Bah (Korean 2018) was selected to be a 2022 Rangel Fellow.
CLS in the Press — April 08, 2022
We are pleased to announce CLS Spark – a pilot initiative providing funded virtual opportunities for U.S. undergraduate students to learn languages essential to America’s engagement with the world. Designed to leverage best practices in online language learning developed by the CLS Program during t…
CLS Program News — April 07, 2022
Ramapo College student Michelle Ta has received a Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study Mandarin Chinese at National Cheng Kung University in Tainan, Taiwan.
CLS in the Press — April 07, 2022
Three students from the University of Cincinnati were announced as finalists for the U.S. Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship Program this year.
CLS in the Press — April 05, 2022
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), MIUSA spoke to Pickering Fellow and CLS alumnus Collin Walsh, J.D., about his career trajectory with the Foreign Service, language and cultural immersion in India and Bangladesh, and how the disability community is particularly suited for global careers.
CLS in the Press — April 04, 2022
Five UC Davis students have been recognized by the U.S. Department of State as 2022 Critical Language Scholars (CLS). Gurshan Rai ’23, Moriah Shih ’23, Charles Sills ‘25, Carlie Whiteman ’23, and a fifth student (anonymous) will spend 8-10 weeks this summer mastering critical languages and improving their cultural competency as part of the program.
CLS in the Press — April 04, 2022