Program Leaders Fall 2019 • East Africa (Departmental Program: Biology) – Ken Clifton • Germany: Berlin – Niko Loening • Greece – Ben David • London: Humanities – Rishona Zimring • New York City – Jess Perlitz

Spring 2019: • Australia - Erik Nilsen • Ecuador – Freddy Vilches • Ireland: Psychology – Tom Schoeneman • Italy – Michael Broide • Morocco – Oren Kosansky • Spain: Seville – Liz Stanhope

Fall 2018 • East Africa - Elizabeth Bennett • England: Humanities – David Campion

Spring 2018 • Australia – (Departmental program: Biology) – Greta Binford • Ecuador – Susan Davis • England (Departmental program: Music) – Susan Smith • New Zealand (Departmental program: Science Studies) – Mitch Reyes

Fall 2017 • England (Humanities) – Karen Gross • Germany: Berlin – Julio DePaula • Greece (Departmental program: Classical Studies) - Paul Powers • India – John Fritzman • New York City (Departmental program: Art/Theater) – Stephen Weeks

Summer 2017 • Australia: Psychology – Yueping Zhang • Japan: Mt. Fuji (Departmental program: Environmental Studies) – Andy Bernstein & Liz Safran

Spring 2017 • Australia – Dan Kelley • Cuba – Sarah Warren • Ecuador – Janis Lochner • England (Departmental program: Psychology) – Jennifer LaBounty • Ireland – Kurt Fosso • Italy – Bob Goldman • Morocco – Joanne Geddes • Spain – Isabelle DeMarte

Fall 2016 • East Africa – Ken Clifton • Vietnam – Kabir Heimsath • Washington, DC (Departmental program: Political Science) – Ian McDonald

Spring 2016 • Australia – Oren Kosansky • Ecuador – Wendy Woodrich • England (Departmental program: Music) – Michael Johanson

Fall 2015 • China: Jinan – Yueping Zhang • East Africa – Cara Tomlinson • Germany: Berlin (Departmental program: Chemistry) - Nikolaus Loening • Greece (Departmental program: Classical studies) – Rob Kugler • India – Bruce Podobnik • New York City (Departmental program: Art/Theater) – Stepan Simek

Summer 2015 • Australia Psychology – Peter Mortola

Spring 2015 • Australia – Andrea Hibbard • Cuba – Elliott Young • Ireland: Psychology – Tom Schoeneman • Italy: Siena – Bruce Suttmeier • Morocco – Pauls Toutonghi • New Zealand – Greta Binford • Spain: Seville – Katja Altepter-Jones

Fall 2014 • Scotland – Michael Olich • Vietnam – Cari Coe

Summer 2014 • Japan: Mt. Fuji – Andy Bernstein & Liz Safran

Spring 2014 • Australia – David Campion • Ecuador – Therese Augst • England: Arts – Brett Paschal • Ireland – Martin Hart-Landsberg

Fall 2013 • East Africa – Ken Clifton • Greece – Curtis Johnson • India – Mervyn Brockett

Summer 2013 • Australia Summer Psychology – Janet Davidson • Swaziland – Jim Proctor

Spring 2013 • Australia – Yueping Zhang & Julie Peterson • England: Social Sciences – Erik Nilsen • Italy: Siena – Mitch Reyes • Morocco – Paul Powers • Spain: Seville – Juan Carlos Toledano

Fall 2012 • East Africa – Melissa Osmond & Minda Heyman • New York City – Stepan Simek • Scotland – Kurt Fosso & Claudia Nadine • Washington, DC – George Austin

Spring 2012 • Australia – Nikolaus Loening • Cuba – Freddy Vilches • Ecuador – Joanne Mulcahy • England: London – Susan McBerry • New Zealand – Greg Hermann

Fall 2011 • East Africa – Robert Owens and Sue Ann McGraw • Greece – Richard Rohrbaugh • India – Dell Smith • Washington, DC – George Austin

Summer 2011 • Australia Summer Psychology – John Schneider

Spring 2011 • Australia – Andrew Bernstein • Ecuador – Dan Kelley • England: London – Tom Schoeneman • Italy: Siena – Karen Gross • Morocco – Oren Kosansky • Spain: Seville – Wendy Woodrich

Fall 2010 • East Africa – Richard Peck • Scotland – Michael Olich • Washington DC – George Austin

Summer 2010 • Australia Summer Psychology – Janet Davidson • Ghana – Obo Addy

Spring 2010 • Australia – Peter Christensen • Cuba – Elliott Young • England: London – Dave Becker • Vietnam – Bruce Suttmeier

Fall 2009 • East Africa – Ken Clifton • Greece – Nick Smith • India – George Austin

Spring 2009 • Australia – Erik Nilsen • England: London – Cliff Bekar • Italy: Siena – Jim Grant • New Zealand – Kellar Autumn • Spain: Seville – Roger Nelson

Fall 2008 • East Africa – Dave Campion • New York City – Heather Watkins • Scotland – Rashona Zimring & Joel Sweek • Washington, DC – Jim Foster

Spring 2008 • Australia – Greg Hermann • England: London – Susan McBerry • Italy: Siena – Susan Davis • Vietnam – Joann Geddes and Kelly Wainwright

Fall 2007 • Cuba – Bruce Podobnik • East Africa – Robert Owens and Sue Ann McGraw • India – Dell Smith • New York City – Stephanie Arnold • Washington, DC – Jim Foster

Spring 2007 • Australia – George Austin • Ecuador – Rebeca Beeman • England: London – Tom Schoeneman • Spain: Seville – Juan Carlos Toledano

Fall 2006 • East Africa – Mervyn Brockett • New York City – Heather Watkins • Scotland – Kim Stafford • Washington, DC – Jim Foster

Fall 2005 • India – John Fritzman

Summer 2005 • Ghana – Obo Addy

Spring 2005 • Australia – Joann Geddes

Spring 2004 • Australia – Greg Fredricks • Cuba – Elliot Young and Brenda Neves • England – David Becker • Italy – Jim Grant • New Zealand – Kellar Autumn and Valerie Friedman

Fall 2004 • Washington, D.C. – Jim Foster

Fall 2003 • India – Dell Smith • Kenya/Tanzania – John Krussel and Katherine Phares • New York City – Margo Ballantyne

Spring 2003 • Australia – Tom Schoeneman • Senegal – Nicole Aas-Rouxparis • Seville, Spain – Roger Nelson

Fall 2002 • Australia – Annie Dawid and Brooke Noli • Kenya/Tanzania – Dan Kelley and Maura Mahon • New York City – Stephanie Arnold • Scotland – Gil Seeley and Jane Kepner

Summer 2002 • Costa Rica – Charles (Kip) Ault

Spring 2002 • Australia – Greg Fredricks and Alanna Davis • England – Lee Garett • Italy – Micha Grudin • Micronesia – Ken Clifton • Senegal – Nicole Aas-Rouxparis

Fall 2001 • India – Robert Owens and Sue Ann McGraw • Kenya – Deborah Lycan and Richard Farrington • New York City – Stewart Buettner • Washington, D.C. – Robert Elsinger

Summer 2001 • Ecuador – Lucrecia Choto • Kenya – Gary Reiness and Paulette Bierzychudek • Scotland – Margo Ballantyne

Spring 2001 • Australia – Steve McCabe • Romania – Klaus Engelhardt • Spain – Wendy Woodrich

Fall 2000 • Australia – Robert Hazen • Kenya – Brian White and Olivia Emilia • Scotland – Clayton Morgareidge

Summer 2000 • Scotland – John Schneider

Full Year 1999-2000 • Dominican Republic – Monica Flori

Fall 1999 • India – David Savage • Japan – Chizuko Uema • East Africa – Joann Geddes • New York – Phyllis Yes • Santiago – Monica Flori • St. Petersburg – Tatiana Osipovich • Strasbourg – Klaus Engelhardt • Washington, D.C. – John Wish • Zimbabwe – Richard Adams

Spring 1999 • Australia – David Martinsen • Ireland – Helena Carlson

Spring 1998 • Australia – Janis Lochner • Italy – Micha Grudin • Kenya – Steven Beckham and Stefan Aumack • London – Nora Beck • Spain – Roger Nelsen

Fall 1998 • Kenya – Sherry Ennis • Scotland – Margo Ballantyne

Fall 1997 • India – Zaher Wahab • Zimbabwe – Richard Adams

Spring 1997 • Australia – Dinah Dodds • Poland – Klaus Engelhardt • Spain – Wendy Woodrich

Fall 1996 • China – Clayton Morgareidge • Kenya – Kiki Dembrow • Oaxaca – Jack Corbett • Russia – Tatiana Osipovich • Scotland – John Schneider • Turkey – Harvey Schmidt

Spring 1996 • Australia – Tom Darrow • Ecuador – Larry Meyers • England – Gil Seeley • Kenya – Robert Owens and Sue Ann McGraw

Fall 1995 • India – Jim Laden • Kenya – Annis Bleeke • Oaxaca – Jack Corbett

Fall 1994 • Argentina – John Armbrust and Jenny Boyd • Ecuador – Betsy Petrick • Indonesia – Roger Paget • Russia – Tatiana Osipovich • Scotland – Richard Rohrbaugh • Zimbabwe – Richard Adams and Megan Vorhees

Spring 1994 • China – Jeffrey Barlow • England – Gil Seeley • Kenya – Gordon Schloming • Spain – Steven Seavey

Fall 1993 • Argentina – Joann Geddes • Ecuador – Sherry Ennis • India – David Savage

Spring 1993 • Ireland – Helena Carlson • Kenya – Annis Bleeke • Khabarovsk – Donna Seifer

Fall 1992 • Argentina – Clayton Morgareidge • Ecuador – Jack Hart • New York City – Stewart Buettner • Washington, D.C. – Curtis Johnson

Spring 1992 • England – David Becker • Khabarovsk – Susan King

Fall 1991 • Argentina – Cecelia Milan • Ecuador – Sherry Ennis • Hungary – Klaus Engelhardt • New York City – Stewart Buettner • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and Richard Spielman

Spring 1991 • Australia – Stephanie Arnold • France – Anton Andereggen • Khabarovsk, Russia – Kiki Dembrow

Fall 1990 • Argentina – Wendy Woodrich • Ecuador – Gordon Schloming • Indonesia – Harvey Schmidt • Korea – Martin Hart-Landsberg and Dale O’Bannon • New York City – Edgar Reynolds • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and Jack Corbett

Spring 1990 • Great Britain – Donald Balmer • East/West Germany – Henry Bair • Kenya – Tom Schoeneman • Khabarovsk, USSR – Joann Geddes • Turkey – John Bendix

Fall 1989 • Argentina – Monica Flori • Ecuador – Lloyd Hulse and Jack Corbett • Hungary – Sevin Koont • New York City – Phyllis Yes • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and Jim Grant • West Africa – Richard Adams

Spring 1989 • Australia – Steven Seavey • France – Gil Seeley • Khabarovsk – Richard Spielman • Soviet Union – Donna Seifer

Winter 1988-89 • Costa Rica – Wendy Woodrich

Fall 1988 • Argentina – Richard Peck • India – David Savage • New York City – Edgar Reynolds • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and Steve Hunt

Summer 1988 • Japan – Harvey Schmidt

Spring 1988 • Central America – Jack Corbett • Great Britain – Gus Mattersdorff • Indonesia – Vincent McDermott • Ireland – Helena Carlson • Nepal – Gary Emblen

Fall 1987 • China – Greg Caldwell • Hungary – Klaus Engelhardt • New York City – Mike Taylor • Washington, D.C. – James Holton, John Callahan, Steven Beckham

Spring 1987 • France – Nicole Aas • Greece – Steve Knox • Kenya – Dinah Dodds • USSR – Dona Seifer

Winter 1986-87 • Costa Rica – Joann Geddes

Fall 1986 • Ecuador – Richard Peck • Great Britain – Jerold Baum • Japan – Norman Yoshida • New York City – Leon Pike • Washington, D.C. – James Holton

Spring 1986 • France – Pietro Ferrua • Scotland – Donald Balmer

Winter 1985-86 • Costa Rica – Wendy Woodrich • Israel – Richard Rohrbaugh

Fall 1985 • Hungary – Henry Bair • India – Richard Adams • Kenya – Steven Seavey • Spain – Dale O’Bannon • New York City – Ken Shores • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and Jack Crampton

Spring 1985 • Costa Rica – Lloyd Hulse • Denmark – David Martinsen • Soviet Union – Donna Seifer

Fall 1984 • China – Jeff Barlow • Egypt – Nosratollah Rassekh • New York City – Edgar Reynolds • Washington, D.C. – John Cooper

Summer 1984 • England – William Lucht

Spring 1984 • Greece – Michael Stark • Kenya – Dell Smith • New York City – Mort Jacobs • New Zealand – John Crist • Scotland – Doug Egan and Ian Adams

Winter 1984 • Costa Rica – Monica Flori

Fall 1983 • Japan – John Schneider • Micronesia – Ed Florence • New York City – Stewart Buettner

Spring 1983 • Brazil – Jan Bender • Costa Rica – Zaher Wahab • Denmark/Greenland – No Leader • France – Nicole Aas • Soviet Union – Donna Seifer

Fall 1982 • • Hungary – Martin Hart-Landsberg • Indonesia – Harvey Schmidt • New York City – Leon Pike • Thailand – Dinah Dodds • Washington, D.C. – James Holton and William Lewis

Spring 1982 • Australia – Donald McKenzie • China – Jeff Barlow • Italy – Richard Poppino • Scotland – Ian Adams • Spain – Larry Meyers

Interim 1981-82 • Hawaii – Steve Seavey and Patrick Stallcup • SW Desert and Mexico – Tom Darrow

Fall 1981 • Washington, D.C. – Gus Mattersdorff

Summer 1981 • Germany – Angela Jung

Spring 1981 • Nepal – Gary Emblen

Winter 1981 • New York – Phyllis Yes

Interim 1980-81 • Hawaii – Patrick Stallcup

Fall 1980 • Denmark – Frank Hull and Ida Pallydan • Greece – Irene Hecht • United Kingdom – William Lucht • Washington, D.C. – Donald Balmer, James Holton, and William Lewis

Summer 1980 • Costa Rica – Vance Savage

Spring 1980 • Ecuador – Patrick Stallcup • France – Roger Nelson • Israel – Richard Rohrbaugh • Poland – Franz Gebert

Interim 1979-80 • Hawaii – Ed Florence • SW Desert Biology – Tom Darrow and David Martinsen

Fall 1979 • Mexico – Vance Savage • New Zealand – John Crist • New York – Phyllis Yes • Washington, D.C. – Gus Mattersdorff, James Holton, and Donald Balmer

Spring 1979 • Benelux – John Bates • Hong Kong – Jeff Barlow • Ireland – Helena Carlson • Portugal – Zaher Wahab

Fall 1978 • Peru – Marv Dunn • Kenya – Richard Peck

Spring 1978 • Britain – Vernon Jones

Winter 1977 • France – Klaus Engelhardt • Hungary – John Richards • Italy – Clayton Morgareidge

Fall 1977 • Australia – William Lewis • India – Kathleen McLaughlin

Spring 1977 • Ecuador – Leo Jecny • Germany – Henry Bair • Korea – Zaher Wahab

Winter 1977 • Portugal – Vance Savage

Interim 1976-77 • Hawaii – David Martinsen and Patrick Stallcup • Southwest and Mexico – Thomas Darrow and Donald McKenzie

Fall 1976 • Arizona and New Mexico – Robin Drews • Central America – Lloyd Hulse • Egypt – Dale O’Bannon • France – Bernard Hinshaw • Great Basin, Forest and Sea – Denzel Ferguson • Greece – W. Stewart Buettner • Iran – John Cooper • Malaysia – Sevin Hirschbein • Turkey – John Braun • Washington, D.C. – Donald Balmer

Spring 1976 • South Pacific – Donald McKenzie

Interim 1975-75 • SW Desert Biology – Donald McKenzie

Fall 1975 • Great Basin, Forest and Sea – William Stafford • Iran – John Cooper • New York City – Raymond Barnes • Washington, D.C. – Jim Sullivan

Spring 1975 • Austria – Leo Jecny • Britain – William Lucht • France – Brian Hinshaw • Japan – William McPherson • Sweden – Zaher Wahab

Fall 1974 • Arizona and New Mexico – Vernon Long • Australia – William Randall • Ecuador – Jaime Perez • Hawaii – Patrick Stallcup • New York City – Leon Pike • New Zealand – Thomas Darrow • Southwest and Mexico – Donald McKenzie • Washington, D.C. – James Holton

Spring 1974 • England – Jerold Baum • France – Pietro Ferrua • Montreal – Morton Jacobs • Taiwan – Joseph Ha • Thailand – Taylor Potter

Fall 1973 • Costa Rica and Panama – Patrick Stallcup and Ted Grand • Greece – Richard Steiner • Iran – John Anderson • Peru – Vance Savage and Raul Nakasone • Washington, D.C. – William Lewis

Summer 1973 • Thailand – Taylor Potter

Spring 1973 • Arizona and New Mexico – Lewis Thayer • Germany – Stephen Knox • Indonesia – Paul Metzger • Japan – Kenneth Kinnear • Yugoslavia – John Cooper

Fall 1972 • Colombia – William Ryan • Experimental Living and Learning – John Crist • Ghana – Arleigh Dodson • Italy – Bernard Hinshaw • New York City – Leon Pike • Washington, D.C. – James Holton

Summer 1972 • Spain – Jaime Perez

Spring 1972 • Afghanistan – Kent Hawley • Denmark and Norway – Roger Nelson • France – Klaus Engelhardt • The Netherlands – Franz Reynders

Fall 1971 • Australia and New Zealand – Vernon Long • Arizona and New Mexico – John Crist • Hawaii – James Stauffer • Washington, D.C. – James Holton • Yucatan – Gary Cross

Spring 1971 • Austria – Reinhard Pauly • British Isles – Donald Balmer • Turkey – Lewis Thayer

Winter 1970 • Japan – Robert Stoltze

Fall 1970 • Arizona and New Mexico – Robin Drews • Ethiopia – Gardiner McCauley • Hawaii – James Stauffer • Romania – John Hart • Spain – Jaime Perez • Washington, D.C. – William Lewis

Spring 1970 • India – William Shearer • Japan – Alan Robertson and Keiko Nei • New York City – Kenneth Shores • Oregon – James Stauffer

Fall 1969 • Greece – Peter Vlahos • Israel – Morton Jacobs and Anne Laird • Oregon – James Stauffer • Peru – Dale O’Bannon and Sara Percheno • Tunisia – Leo Jecny and Cindy Reinhold • Washington, D.C. – James Holton

Spring 1969 • New York City – Luther Jerstad

Winter 1969 • Czechoslovakia – J. Ted Braun • Japan – John Crist

Fall 1968 • Austria – Robert Martin • Chile – George Bishop • France – Bernard Hinshaw • Iran – Nosratollah Rassekh • Ireland – John Brown • Oregon – James Stauffer • Washington, D.C. – James Holton

Spring 1968 • Yugoslavia – John Bennet

Winter 1968 • Japan – Robin Drews and Yoshimi Hasaei • Mexico – Lloyd Hulse • Persia – Nosratollah Rassekh

Fall 1967 • Brazil – Clifford Landers • Germany – Gus Mattersdorff and C. Carstensen • Oregon – James Stauffer • Washington, D.C. – John Crampton and Wendy Burke

Spring 1967 • France – LeRoy Ellis • The Netherlands – Phillip McAllister and Karen Oksendahl

Fall 1966 • England – Robert Curden and Rosemarie Groeger • Japan – Kenneth Johnson and Yoshimi Hasei • Peru – Herbert Baird • Washington, D.C. – William Lewis

Spring 1966 • Japan – John Richards • Sweden – Elvy Fredrickson and Beryl Burt

Fall 1965 • Germany – George Sinclair and Margaret Cooley • Japan – John Richards • Mexico – Edith Smith and Nan Buckley • Peru – Lloyd Hulse and Beryl Burt • Washington, D.C. – Donald Balmer

Spring 1965 • Yugoslavia – John Cavarnos and Mr. Rodney Merriott

Fall 1964 • France – P. Nagy-Farkas and Annabele Rea • Japan – William Irons • Mexico – Marjorie Fessenden and LeRoy Ellis

Spring 1964 • Austria – George Ennis • Greece – John Anderson

Fall 1963 • France – Alfred Herman • Japan: Kyoto – Helen Naundorf • Japan: Sapporo – Robert Stoltze • Mexico – James Stauffer

Spring 1963 • England – Robert Dusenbery

Fall 1962 • Chile – I. Hauser • Japan: Kyoto – Kenneth Johnson • Japan: Tokyo – Hideo Hashimoto • Mexico – Nosratollah Rassekh • Peru – Cliff Hamar