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Brown Student Wins Fellowship to Support Women’s Health Abroad
World Learning congratulates the newest recipient of the Alice Rowan Swanson Fellowship, which returns alumni of its undergraduate study abroad program to their host countries to advance human rights.
World Learning Alumna Recognized by State Department
The U.S. State Department named Noof Assi the State Alumni Member of the month for May 2012 for her efforts to promote youth civic engagement in Iraq through social media. Assi participated in the World Learning administered Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program (IYLEP) in 2010.
New York Times Publishes Study Abroad Students' Work
Jacqueline Kantor and Kirsten Kortebein's article and photos on the Marathon des Sables, published in The New York Times, is the first major media placement of student work from the SIT Study Abroad Morocco program on journalism and new media.
Study Abroad Alumnus' Video Highlights Youth Identity Issues in Bosnia
Jacob Seigel-Boettner's independent study video provides youth perspectives on the challenges of defining national identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Moldova Elects World Learning Alum as President
World Learning congratulates Nicolae Timofti on winning Moldova's presidency. Timofti visited the US with World Learning's International Visitor Leadership Program in 2005, while he was a judge in Moldova's Supreme Council of Magistrates.

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