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Dear friends, The Fulbright Association’s 34th Annual Conference will be held from November 3 through 6 in Washington, D.C. The special session will take place at the new headquarters of the United States Institute of Peace. The mission of the USIP is to find solutions to global conflicts in a diverse and overcrowded world. They are now very active in Haiti and Sudan. Fulbright alumni, visiting Fulbright students, teachers, scholars and friends of international education will work together and share their Fulbright experience and their current work or research with colleagues from around the world in order to participate in the Annual Conference entitled “Living in a Diverse, Overcrowded World”.
There will be a luncheon to explore diversity issues with the Board of Directors ‘Task Force’ and a plenary luncheon speech from ABC’s foreign correspondent Jim Sciutto (Fulbright to Hong Kong in 1993). As usual there will be member-led round table discussions, Arts Task Force sessions related to "Assessing Quality in Contemporary Art" and an International Education Task Force Session (no specific topic yet).
The French Fulbright Association is currently planning to organize the next European Conference. The date has been set by the ENA in Strasbourg and is set to be September 28/29, 2012. However, the U.S. Fulbright Association’s annual meeting might conflict with the French dates. Following the tradition set in Athens in 2004, the venue for the 2012 U.S. conference (always in October or early November) would be London, the host of the Olympics next year. This would mean that there would be two international Fulbright meetings within 6 weeks of each other in Europe. Discussion is under way. I will keep you informed.
Fulbright greetings,
Dr. Eliane Van Stichel, International Secretary Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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