Christianson Fellowship Awarded to 3 Deserving Recipients
The InterExchange Foundation is pleased to announce the three new recipients of Christianson Fellowships in 2013.
Guide to Local Shops in the U.S.
The prices, quality of the food, and the selection will vary, and you will get to know which places you like to shop quickly.
Meeting New People and Making Friends
Remember, you never know where you can meet a new friend, so put yourself out there!
How To Stay in Touch While Traveling Abroad
Even in the midst of your adventure abroad, you’ll still want to find an inexpensive, efficient way to connect with friends and family back home, as well as reach out to new friends in your host country. Is it better to stick with your existing device and phone number or should you purchase a new […]
The Magic of Summer Camp
I think my favourite part of camp as a whole is that in an increasingly screen to screen world, where social pressures influence how people act, camp is a place where you can be as silly as you want!
How to Open a Bank Account in the U.S.
Generally, it’s good idea to open a U.S. bank account to manage and access your finances, especially since an American account can cut down on international fees your own bank may charge.
How to Prepare for Your Embassy Interview
We spoke to several of our participants who have recently been through the process to find out about their interviews and see what advice they would offer to future applicants
Dealing With Reverse Culture Shock
Reverse culture shock can manifest in various ways, from initial excitement about returning home to unexpected nostalgia for your life in the U.S.
How to Ask for Professional References and Recommendation Letters
Maintaining a friendly relationship with former employers and coworkers is important if you ever need a professional reference
How You Can Show Your Support for the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program
This week, the Alliance for International Exchange is hosting its annual Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. Several InterExchange colleagues and I will head up to Capitol Hill with our fellow international education and exchange professionals. Our collective goal? To educate members of Congress about the value of international exchanges in their respective districts and states, and to […]