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AMERICAN 40 YEARS OF IMPACT ANNUAL REPORT 2014 COUNCILS ACCESS KNOWLEDGE. ACCESS THE WORLD. A leader in international education, academic exchange, and overseas language immersion, American Councils creates opportunities that prepare individuals and institutions to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world. American Councils is helping to build a world of globally competent citizens, successful institutions, and responsible nations. TEACHER AND FACULTY TRAINING • TEACHERS OF CRITICAL LANGUAGES PROGRAM (TCLP) • TURKMENISTAN SECONDARY SCHOOL LINKAGES PROGRAM (SSLP) • U.S.-CENTRAL ASIA EDUCATION FOUNDATION FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (U.S.-CAEF) • U.S.-RUSSIA LANGUAGE, TECHNOLOGY, MATH, AND SCIENCES TEACHER PROGRAM • U.S.-RUSSIA TEACHER TRAINING P ROGRAM • VISITING TEACHERS AND FACULTY P ROGRAM (VFP) • YOUTH EXCHANGES • AMERICAN-SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO YOUTH LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE PROGRAM (A-SMYLE) •COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM • DUSHANBE LANGUAGE PROGRAM • EXCHANGES FOR CULTURE, EDUCATION, AND LEADERSHIP (EXCEL) PROGRAM • FUTURE LEADERS EXCHANGE PROGRAM (FLEX) • FLEX CIVIC EDUCATION WORKSHOP • GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE • PROGRAM TO THE USA • INTERNATIONAL SPORTS IN TAJIKISTAN (ISPIT) • NATIONAL SECURITY LANGUAGE INITIATIVE FOR YOUTH (NSLI-Y) • SUMMER CAMP AMERICA • THE KENNEDY-LUGAR YOUTH EXCHANGE AND STUDY (YES) PLACEMENT PROGRAM • US-JAPAN YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAM • WORKSHOP FOR YOUTH LEADERS IN TEACHING ENGLISH (WYLTE) • YOUTH SOLIDARITY AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE (YSEL) PROGRAM HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS • AMZ RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • AUBG/TURKMENISTAN • CENTER FOR ADVANCED STUDIES AND EDUCATION • EHU COMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNATIONALIZATION • KOSOVO AMERICAN EDUCATION FUND • NATIONAL BANK OF SERBIA GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • POST-GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN HIGHER EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM • SHORT TERM PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • TURKMEN-AUCA SCHOLAR PROGRAM • U.S.- CENTRAL ASIA EDUCATION FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PROFESSIONAL TRAINING • AFRICAN LANGUAGES INITIATIVE (AFLI) • AMERICAN PRACTICUM PROGRAM • BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PROJECT • CHINESE OVERSEAS FLAGSHIP PROGRAM • COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS • CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT (CEU) PROJECT • EDUCATION SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, AZERBAIJAN • EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS • EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING • EMPOWER ACCESS PROGRAM (EAP) • ENHANCING UNIVERSITY RESEARCH AND ENTREPRENEURIAL CAPACITY (EURECA) PROGRAM • INSTITUTIONAL TESTING OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TOEFL) PROJECT • INTERNET TRAINING PROJECT FOR TURKMEN GIRLS • KOSOVO IMPROVEMENT THROUGH EDUCATION (KITE) PROGRAM • KOSOVO PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE • LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION AND PRACTICE (LEAP) PROGRAM • PROFESSIONAL FELLOWS PROGRAM • OPEN WORLD LEADERSHIP CENTER • ORGANIZATION FOR SECURITY AND CO-OPERATION IN EUROPE (OSCE) INTERNSHIP PROGRAM • ROCKEFELLER BROTHERS FUND (RBF) PROJECT • STUDY TOURS • UNI PROJECT TESTING AND ASSESSMENT • AMERICAN COUNCILS LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT SUPPORT SYSTEM (ACLASS) • EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE (ETS) • FLAGSHIP MULTIMEDIA LIBRARY • GEORGIAN TESTING PROGRAM (NAEC) • IMPROVED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT PROJECT, GEORGIA • GRADUATE MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST (GMAT) TESTING • INDEPENDENT TESTING, KYRGYZSTAN (CEATM) • PROMETRICS TESTING • RURAL EDUCATION PROJECT, KYRGYZSTAN • RUSSIAN UNIFIED STATE EXAMINATION • US-RUSSIA INNOVATION CORRIDOR • UKRAINIAN STANDARDIZED EXTERNAL TESTING INITIATIVE (USETI) LEGACY PHASE II PROGRAM • UKRAINIAN UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAM OVERSEAS STUDY PROGRAMS • ADVANCED RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND AREA STUDIES PROGRAM (RLASP) • AFRICAN OVERSEAS LANGUAGES FLAGSHIP PROGRAM (AFLI) • ARABIC OVERSEAS FLAGSHIP PROGRAM • ARABIC OVERSEAS PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AND GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (AUW/GW) • BUSINESS RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (BRLI) • CENTRAL ASIAN TURKIC LANGUAGES OVERSEAS FLAGSHIP PROGRAM • COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH GRANTS IN THE HUMANITIES PROGRAM • CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA • CRITICAL LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INTENSIVE SUMMER INSTITUTES (CLS) • INDONESIAN OVERSEAS PROGRAM (IOP) • ENERGY IN CENTRAL ASIA PROGRAM (ECAP) • EURASIAN REGIONAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM (ERLP) • FULLBRIGHT HAYS PROJECT • GOLDEN RING PROGRAM • KOREAN OVERSEAS PROGRAM (KOP) • RUSSIAN OVERSEAS FLAGSHIP PROGRAM • SUMMER RUSSIAN LANGUAGE TEACHERS PROGRAM • TITLE VIII RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS • TRAVEL GRANTS PROGRAM • TURKISH OVERSEAS FLAGSHIP PROGRAM • U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY RUSSIAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM • UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN “MOSCOW PLUS” PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL ADVISING AND RESOURCE CENTERS • ALUMNI RESOURCE CENTERS • AMERICAN CORNERS, TURKMENISTAN • ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATORS (NAFSA) SUPPORT • EDUCATIONUSA ADVISING CENTERS • EDUCATIONUSA FAIR PROJECT • ADVISING CENTER, SARAJEVO • OPPORTUNITY INITIATIVES GRANTS • REAC PROJECT LANGUAGE ACQUISITION • AMERICAN LANGUAGE CENTER, MOLDOVA • BALKAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM • CENASIANET • ENGLISH ACCESS MICROSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM • ENGLISH LANGUAGE PILOT PROJECT • OLYMPIADA OF SPOKEN RUSSIAN • PROTOTYPE ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP)® RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE EXAM • RUSSIAN DOMESTIC FLAGSHIP • NATIONAL RUSSIAN ESSAY CONTEST • NATIONAL POST-SECONDARY RUSSIAN ESSAY CONTEST • RUSSIAN ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM • RUSSNET • TEXTBOOK PUBLICATIONS • TOEFL TEACHING PROJECT KYRGYZSTAN Letter from The President Dear Friends and Colleagues: The mission of American Councils — to create informed and empowered global citizens who can succeed in an increasingly interconnected world — focuses first and foremost on U.S. engagement through educational and professional cooperation with non-English- speaking regions of the world. Unlike the geopolitical conditions that brought about the creation of American Councils 40 years ago, contemporary communications technologies have effectively eliminated geography and time as barriers to transnational exchange. Yet the need for serious understanding of regional differences and for high-level competencies in world languages and cultures, the cornerstones of our organization’s historic mission, are arguably more critical today than at any time in the past. American Councils had its beginnings in 1974 when a group of Russian language and area specialists organized to reach through the Iron Curtain, using education and knowledge sharing to expand cooperation among academics of both countries. What started as an unconventional exchange of scholars from Amherst, Harvard, MIT, and Northwestern with counterparts in the Soviet Union evolved into four decades of educational and professional exchange, joint research, and collaboration in curriculum, assessment, and innovation. Today, we boast more than 55,000 alumni from all over the world, as detailed on page 31 of this report. Each succeeding decade of American Councils’ work has brought major new opportunities for realizing our mission, as well as major challenges, many of them geopolitical. American Councils’ extensive experience in Russia and post- Soviet Eurasia provides a strong background for developing educational linkages and implementing programming in other post-authoritarian and emerging economies around the world: the need for improved regional, linguistic, and cultural understanding is in the mutual interest of the U.S. and our many partner countries in the Middle East, East and South Asia, the Near East, and Sub-Saharan Africa. American Councils-administered programs have benefited from U.S. and foreign government political and financial support since their inception 40 years ago. Our mission is to ensure equal access for talented individuals to high-quality international programs, based on the principles of transparency, academic merit, and open access without regard to economic, social or political status, race or gender, ethnicity or religion, or sexual identification. We believe that access to international learning, overseas research, and professional development opportunities are as important for the United States as they are for other countries. The advantages derived will strengthen trade relationships, improve national and international security, and ensure continued robust circulation of new ideas and innovation in the arts, humanities, science and technology, and social enterprise. The 2014 annual report details some of the challenges, opportunities, and successes faced by American Councils over the last four decades. Today, we leverage this experience to continue to expand and deepen our programmatic offerings into new geographies like Indonesia, Poland, and Timor-Leste. Both new and well established geographies will be reflected in American Councils’ new strategic plan, which addresses the expanding need for high-quality, safe exchange opportunities for U.S. students in the world’s emerging economies, as well as for joint academic and research relationships with respected educational institutions around the world. On behalf of our Board of Trustees, alumni, and employees, I thank you for your interest in American Councils and welcome your inquiries or suggestions concerning our work. Sincerely, Dan E. Davidson President American Councils for International Education AMERICAN COUNCILS ANNUAL REPORT 2014 AC Milestones in the 40 Global Context YEARS OF IMPACT 1976 1989 First group of U.S. graduate students of Russian study AC was selected to lead the Presidential High School Exchange in Moscow at the A. S. Pushkin Institute. Since then, program, placing thousands of U.S. and Russian high school more than 4,000 students have studied on the Russian students in local schools in the Soviet Union and the U.S.
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