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Delegation of American Universities visits H-BRS
On 16 and 17 October 2017, a delegation of six managers from American Universities visits the H-BRS. As Administrators in the area of International Affairs they are on an educational trip through Germany organised by the Fulbright Commission.
The aim of this journey is to learn more about the German university system and intensify the transatlantic relations.
Jürgen Bode, Vice President for International Affairs and Diversity at H-BRS, as well as Fulbright Alumnus is very happy about this visit. During their stay at H-BRS, our guests get an impression of our various activity areas. Apart from that, there are contact opportunities with different H-BRS actors in the field of internationalisation and diversity.
The delegation from the U.S.
- Dr. Angela Eliese Miller, Director, University of Florida International Center, University of Florida
- Beth Laux, Director, Division of Academic Affairs, Office for Global Engagement, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
- Michael Brennan, Director, Center for International Education, Hillsborough Community College
- Dr. Grant Norton, Dean and Professor, Honors College, Washington State University-Pullman
- Dr. Andrew Sobiesuo, Associate Provost, Center for International Education, College of Charleston
- Brandon Tucker, Dean, Advanced Technologies & Public Service Careers, Washtenaw Community College
The German-American Fulbright Program implements Senator J. William Fulbright's visionary concept: The promotion of mutual understanding between our two countries through academic and bicultural exchange.
The Fulbright Program has international outreach, providing exchanges between the United States and over 160 countries and territories worldwide. Currently, fifty permanent commissions support the work of the Fulbright Program on the binational level, among them the German-American Commission. Annually about 8,000 scholars, American and foreign, participate in the Fulbright exchange. Since the inception of the Fulbright Program in 1946, it has sponsored approximately 310,000 scholars.
The largest and most varied of the Fulbright programs worldwide, the German-American Fulbright Program has sponsored over 45,000 Germans and Americans since its inception in 1952.
The Fulbright Program has international outreach, providing exchanges between the United States and over 160 countries and territories worldwide. Currently, fifty permanent commissions support the work of the Fulbright Program on the binational level, among them the German-American Commission. Annually about 8,000 scholars, American and foreign, participate in the Fulbright exchange. Since the inception of the Fulbright Program in 1946, it has sponsored approximately 310,000 scholars.
The largest and most varied of the Fulbright programs worldwide, the German-American Fulbright Program has sponsored over 45,000 Germans and Americans since its inception in 1952.
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