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Haskell
Clinton Lake
International Dinner
Kansas City
Fourth of July
Reception
Topeka

AEC 2004 Fulbright Program

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Housing and Meals

Courses

Program Staff

Speaking Skills Lab

Field Trips

Optional Events & Activities

About KU

About Lawrence

This program will provide you with a variety of experiences and study opportunities to prepare you for graduate study. Through structured and informal learning activities, you will enhance your English skills, deepen your understanding of American society and the parameters of graduate study, and get to know the American Midwest and its citizens. To assist you in your adjustment to the American cultural reality, cross-cultural awareness and an appreciation of the dimensions of cultural diversity in the U.S. will be a component of the program. You will also have opportunities to meet a variety of members of the university faculty and local community in support of this intellectual and personal adjustment.

Program Highlights

• Meetings with faculty mentors
• Discussions with KU faculty, U.S. and international graduate peers
• Computer training - word processing, e-mail, Internet research
• Library research training
• Orientation to graduate study in the U.S.
• Wide variety of optional cultural activities
• U.S. Independence Day (July 4) celebration
• Weekend field trips to explore the American Midwest
• Opportunities to interact with the local community
• Double room in a campus residence hall
• Linens provided
• 3 meals a day

The United States Department of State funds the Fulbright pre-academic program, and the Institute of International Education is responsible for the administration of the program. You may click on the IIE logo directly above to go to the IIE website.