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World’s First Study Abroad International Scholarship Online Directory Makes Studying Abroad Possible for ManyThe government and academia have been working to increase study abroad, but a new study abroad international scholarship online directory has the power to make it possible. For those who always wanted to study abroad but never thought they could afford it, relief is in sight. A study abroad international scholarship online directory, available at www.StudyAbroadFunding.org, is the only website dedicated to information on study abroad scholarships, fellowships and grants. With the government working to increase international education in order to improve foreign relations and global understanding, this puts the opportunity to study abroad within reach of more students than ever before. The Institute of International Education (IIE) has expanded its library of popular IIEPassport Study Abroad Directories to include this study abroad international scholarship online directory with the hope of giving more students the opportunity to study abroad. While numerous scholarship sites exist, www.StudyAbroadFunding.org is the only one that focuses on studying abroad and offers scholarships, fellowships and grants supporting undergraduate studies as well as graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral research. "It is our mission to further the cause of international education," says Mark Shay, president of IIEPassport. "We believe that the number of students who travel abroad relates directly to the images our citizens have of other countries, and the image those countries have of us." He goes on to say, "Studying abroad is a positive life-changing event that leads to maturity and better career opportunities. We want to help as many people as possible experience the growth that comes from taking this journey." Many students want to travel abroad, but are not aware of the options available to them. This comprehensive study abroad international scholarship online directory is designed to give them the extra incentive needed to pursue unexplored opportunities. Sharon Witherell, Director of Public Affairs for IIE, expects www.StudyAbroadFunding.org to fill a much-needed gap in existing resources. "This site will have the most current and up-to-date study abroad scholarship information available anywhere," she says. IIE believes that the site will put studying abroad in reach of people who never dreamed it could be possible. The Institute of International Education The Institute of International Education (IIE) is the world leader in the international exchange of people and ideas. Its expertise enables institutions and individuals to build capacity in their home countries and regions. IIE designs and implements over 200 programs of study and training for students, educators, young professionals and trainees from all sectors with funding from government and private sources. IIE also conducts policy research and provides advice and counseling on international educational opportunities abroad. The Institute of International Education has a network of 19 offices worldwide, over 850 college and university members, and more than 5,000 volunteers.
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to Celebrate International Education Week by Sending a Student to London Chester, PA, September 24, 2001 - A summer of study in London, England is the grand prize for the InternationalEducationWeek.com essay contest. The contest is being held to promote the launch of InternationalEducationWeek.com (http://www.internationaleducationweek.com), a charitable donation supporting International Education Week by Studyabroad.com, an online service of Educational Directories Unlimited in Chester, Pennsylvania. Interested students can enter to win by answering one of three essay questions, posted on the Web site about international study and multiculturalism. The Web site is co-sponsored by StudyAbroad.com, the American Institute of Foreign Study (AIFS), and the Institute of International Education (IIE). The contest's grand prize includes three weeks of study at Richmond - The American International University in London, housing, meals, tuition, and airfare. The grand prize will be provided courtesy of AIFS (http://www.aifsabroad.com), which organizes cultural exchange programs throughout the world for more than 50,000 students each year. The second-prize winner will receive a globe reference set, an elegant globe atop a cherry-stained shelf containing reference books. The third-prize winner will receive a gift certificate to Amazon.com. Honorable mentions will also be chosen, and all winning essays will be published online at InternationalEducationWeek.com and Studyabroad.com after November 12th. InternationalEducationWeek.com provides a comprehensive resource for students and University officials for International Education Week. University officials, students and other participating groups are invited to post their International Education Week and yearly cultural events on InternationalEducationWeek.com's cultural event calendar at: http://action.edudirectories.com/intled/calendar.taf. Last year, former President Clinton declared the week of November 13-17 as International Education Week. The Second Annual International Education Week will be held on the same week, November 12th-16th, in 2001 and will provide a global forum for promoting and celebrating the benefits of international education. "Students recognize that study abroad can be an incredibly enriching experience," says Mark Shay, CEO of Educational Directories Unlimited. "The essay contest and Web site are designed to promote the cross-cultural experiences gained through international education. With InternationalEducationWeek.com, we have built a single resource for higher education where anyone can learn about multicultural events on college campuses nationwide." Essays for the contest must be received no later than October 26, 2001. The winners will be selected by panelists from Studyabroad.com and will be announced the first day of International Education Week, November 12. For details, go to http://www.internationaleducationweek.com/essay.html. AIFSAIFS (http://www.aifsabroad.com) is a private U.S. corporation based in Stamford, CT. In addition to its programs for U.S. college and high school students, AIFS also organizes inbound programs for foreign students including Academic Year in America for foreign high school students and its two J-visa programs, Camp America under which foreign students work as summer camp counselors and Au Pair in America which provides child care to U.S. families. About the Institute of International EducationThe Institute of International Education (http://www.iie.org) is the world leader in the exchange of people and ideas. IIE has a network of 19 offices worldwide, over 600 college and university members, and more than 6,000 volunteers. IIE designs and implements programs of study and training for students, educators, young professionals and trainees from all sectors with funding from government and private sources. IIE has administered the Fulbright Program on behalf of the U.S. Department of State since its inception over 50 years ago and designs exchange programs and technical training for other governmental agencies, corporations and foundations. IIE also conducts policy research and provides advising and counseling on international education and opportunities abroad. About Educational Directories UnlimitedEducational Directories Unlimited, Inc. (http://www.edudirectories.com) is a unique, college-oriented marketing firm, connecting students with programs. Among EDU's computer based recruiting tools are several comprehensive directories: Gradschools.com, Studyabroad.com, StudentProspector.com, GradSchoolFairs.com, Certificates.Gradschools.com, Business.Gradschools.com, Distance.Gradschools.com, English.Studyabroad.com and Studyabroadworldwide.com. The EDU systems design provides a unique utility for prospective students, advisors, and educational administrators. Since its inception in 1997, EDU and its directories have captured a significant share of the "educational shoppers" market by providing students a wealth of information in an easy to use directory format. For more information on EDU, please contact Matthew Ulmer at 610-499-9200 or email mulmer@edudirectories.com. |
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