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International Desk Visitors Current As Of: 06 December 2019 International Desk Visitors Current as of: 06 December 2019 N Date Start Date End Desk Country Name 1 11/1/1988 4/1/1989 South America Brazil Prakki Satyamurty 2 1/1/1989 6/1/1989 South America Brazil Mary Kayano 3 11/1/1989 2/20/1990 South America Brazil Coarem Denise Silva Studzinski 4 1/1/1990 5/10/1990 South America Brazil Cintia Reginal Bertacchi Uva 5 4/20/1990 8/20/1990 South America Brazil Humberto Rocha 6 6/1/1990 10/1/1990 South America Argentina Carolina Vera 7 6/9/1990 8/12/1990 South America Brazil Ana Catarina Farah Perella 8 8/21/1990 12/20/1990 South America Brazil Odete Mariene Chiesa 9 9/28/1990 1/28/1991 South America Argentina Ramon A. Sonzini 10 11/4/1990 2/20/1991 South America Chile Gabriel Hernandez 11 3/9/1991 6/10/1991 South America Brazil Celeste Gerreira 12 4/1/1991 10/30/1991 South America Argentina Miriam S. Andrioli 13 6/10/1991 10/10/1991 South America Chile Hugo E. Gualterio 14 6/15/1991 10/15/1991 South America Argentina Moira B. Romain 15 7/16/1991 10/28/1991 South America Paraguay Jose Carlos Figueiredo 16 10/6/1991 2/1/1992 South America Argentina Alicia G. Cejas 17 1/12/1992 5/13/1992 South America Paraguay Anabel Sanchez Garcia 18 1/13/1992 6/30/1992 South America Uruguay Maria Cristina Ocampo Restraino 19 2/1/1992 4/1/1992 South America Brazil Carlos Alberto Rapelli 20 4/28/1992 8/28/1992 South America Argentina Victoria Maria Farinole 21 5/16/1992 9/10/1992 South America Brazil Lt. Cmdr Dall'Antonia Alaor 22 6/1/1992 10/1/1992 South America Bolivia Juan Edgar Faure Vaca 23 8/1/1992 2/15/1992 South America Brazil Dirceu Luis Herdies 24 10/4/1992 1/30/1993 South America Chile Carlos Becerra Quesada 25 10/4/1992 1/30/1993 South America Paraguay Augustin Zarate 26 11/9/1992 2/28/1993 Tropical Honduras Pedro E. Reyes Zavala 27 1/1/1993 4/28/1993 Tropical Ecuador Wilson E. Palacious Chacon 28 1/31/1993 4/30/1993 South America Chile Rodrigo Velasco Gomez 29 2/1/1993 31/5/1993 Tropical Ecuador Enrique Palacios 30 3/1/1993 6/28/1993 Tropical Barbados Chester R. Layne 31 3/15/1993 7/15/1993 South America Brazil Guillermo O. Obregon Parraga 32 5/3/1993 8/31/1993 South America Argentina María Steven 33 5/3/1993 8/27/1993 Tropical Peru Amelia Díaz Pabló 34 7/6/1993 10/29/1993 Tropical Guyana Dilip Jai Kumar Jaigipaul 35 8/20/1993 11/20/1993 South America Uruguay Alvaro Camilo 36 8/30/1993 12/17/1993 Tropical Costa Rica Paulo Cesar Manso Sayao 37 10/1/1993 1/28/1994 South America Uruguay Beatriz Barcos Villar 38 11/1/1993 2/25/1994 Tropical El Salvador Raúl Adalberto Murillo Silva 39 12/6/1993 4/1/1994 South America Argentina Alejandro Benavides 40 12/8/1993 2/8/1994 South America Brazil María Silva Díaz 41 1/3/1994 4/29/1994 Tropical Belize Justin Michael Hulse 42 2/28/1994 6/28/1994 Tropical Trinidad-Tobago Eli Henry 43 3/23/1994 7/21/1994 South America Peru Carlos Medina Zea 44 5/2/1994 8/26/1994 Tropical Saint Lucia Herbert Regis 45 5/31/1994 9/30/1994 South America Bolivia Javier Gunther 46 6/27/1994 10/28/1994 Tropical Panama Lionel Diaz 47 7/5/1994 7/29/1994 Visiting Instructor Barbados Horace Burton 48 8/1/1994 11/30/1994 South America Argentina Marta Castro 49 8/2/1994 11/30/1994 South America Ecuador Juan Palacios 50 10/3/1994 1/27/1995 South America Chile Julio Duarte 51 10/31/1994 2/28/1995 Tropical Colombia Humberto González 52 12/5/1994 3/31/1995 South America Brazil Namil Mello 53 1/2/1995 4/28/1995 Tropical Jamaica Evan Thompson 54 2/5/1995 5/1/1995 South America Bolivia José Montecinos 55 3/3/1995 6/29/1995 Tropical Mexico Miguel Cortez 56 4/3/1995 7/28/1995 South America Paraguay Isabel Díaz de Bedoya 57 5/1/1995 5/14/1995 South America Brazil Prakki Satyamurty 58 5/3/1995 8/31/1995 Tropical Venezuela Ramón Viñas 59 6/15/1995 9/15/1995 South America Brazil Marcio Aurelio Custodio 60 7/5/1995 10/31/1995 Tropical Antigua-Barbuda Bernie Lawrence 61 9/5/1995 12/22/1995 Tropical Trinidad-Tobago Robin Maharaj 62 10/3/1995 1/31/1996 South America Chile Reinaldo Gutiérrez 63 10/23/1995 2/23/1996 South America Paraguay Elizabeth Villasanti 64 11/13/1995 3/13/1996 Tropical Costa Rica Luis Fernando Alvarado 65 12/12/1995 3/12/1996 South America Brazil Daniel Bitencourt 66 2/1/1996 3/29/1996 Tropical Jamaica Evan Thompson 67 2/1/1996 5/30/1996 South America Uruguay Sirley Ballesteros 68 3/4/1996 7/2/1996 Tropical Trinidad-Tobago Bup Persad 69 4/1/1996 6/28/1996 South America Bolivia Jorge Aldunate 70 4/1/1996 7/13/1996 South America Brazil Henrique Dieter 71 5/17/1996 8/31/1996 Tropical Mexico Alejandra Méndez 72 6/3/1996 8/30/1996 South America Paraguay Roberto Salinas 73 7/1/1996 10/31/1996 Tropical Costa Rica Irina Katchan 74 8/1/1996 11/30/1996 South America Uruguay Guillermo Ramis 75 9/1/1996 12/31/1996 Tropical El Salvador Pablo Ayala 76 11/1/1996 1/31/1997 South America Brazil Viviane Regina Algarve 77 11/1/1996 2/28/1997 Tropical Honduras Herson Sierra 78 1/3/1997 5/3/1997 Tropical Panama Ricardo Dolande 79 1/6/1997 4/30/1997 South America Paraguay Jorge C. Armoa 80 2/4/1997 5/30/1997 South America Brazil Raimunda Almeida 81 3/3/1997 6/27/1997 Tropical Mexico Jorge Mendoza 82 5/6/1997 8/31/1997 Tropical Honduras Carlos O. Medina 83 5/12/1997 9/12/1997 South America Brazil Custodio Simonetti 84 6/9/1997 9/30/1997 South America Chile Jaime Leyton Aguirre 85 7/1/1997 10/31/1997 Tropical Saint Lucia Kenneth Dominique 86 7/30/1997 11/28/1997 South America Brazil Emma Giada 87 9/1/1997 12/31/1997 Tropical Suriname Truus Warsodikromo 88 9/29/1997 3/2/1998 South America Chile Gonzalo Vásquez Garcés 89 11/1/1997 3/31/1998 South America Argentina Antonio Gil 90 11/1/1997 2/28/1998 Tropical Mexico Sonia Castañón Medina 91 1/5/1998 4/30/1998 Tropical The Bahamas Trevor Basden 92 2/2/1998 5/29/1998 South America Uruguay Wilson Munch Martirena 93 3/1/1998 7/1/1998 Tropical Jamaica Jeffery E. Spooner 94 4/1/1998 7/31/1998 South America Paraguay Lourdes Rodriguez 95 5/4/1998 8/31/1998 Tropical Venezuela Antonio José Magdaleno 96 6/1/1998 9/30/1998 South America Brazil Luis Kondraski do Souza 97 6/6/1998 10/31/1998 Tropical Saint Lucia Bertrand Grant 98 7/6/1998 8/7/1998 Tropical Cayman Islands Fred Sambula 99 7/13/1998 12/25/1998 Saudi Saudi Arabia Mohamed Dawlah 100 7/13/1998 12/25/1998 Saudi Saudi Arabia Ayman S. Ghulam 101 8/4/1998 11/25/1998 South America Uruguay Graciela Salaberri 102 9/1/1998 12/30/1998 Tropical Dominican Republic Yhony Gómez Castillo 103 10/5/1998 1/29/1999 South America Paraguay Eduardo Mingo 104 12/1/1998 3/31/1999 South America Ecuador Humberto Enríquez 105 1/1/1999 6/1/1999 Saudi Saudi Arabia Mohamed Siami 106 1/1/1999 5/1/1999 Tropical Suriname Frenk Duiker 107 1/6/1999 5/1/1999 Tropical Cayman Islands John Tibbetts 108 3/10/1999 6/30/1999 South America Peru Juan Coronado 109 4/1/1999 6/30/1999 Tropical Colombia Gonzalo Hurtado 110 4/1/1999 6/30/1999 South America Paraguay Dora Garcete 111 4/28/1999 7/29/1999 Saudi Saudi Arabia Mohammad Babidhan 112 5/1/1999 8/31/1999 Tropical Costa Rica Jorge Rojas 113 6/1/1999 8/30/1999 South America Ecuador Antonio Rodriguez 114 6/21/1999 10/20/1999 Saudi Saudi Arabia Fuazi Al Khayat 115 7/1/1999 10/31/1999 Tropical Nicaragua Francisco Guerrero 116 8/1/1999 11/30/1999 South America Chile Christian Sandoval 117 8/1/1999 12/1/1999 Saudi Saudi Arabia Siraj Sumilan 118 8/1/1999 1/15/2000 Saudi Saudi Arabia Jamal Bantan 119 9/1/1999 12/31/1999 Tropical El Salvador Saul De La O 120 10/1/1999 1/1/2000 Saudi Saudi Arabia Tariq Eshmawi 121 10/4/1999 1/31/2000 South America Ecuador Homero Jacome 122 11/1/1999 1/27/2000 Tropical Honduras Jose E. Salgado 123 1/20/2000 4/30/2000 Tropical Colombia Franklyn Ruiz 124 1/20/2000 4/30/2000 South America Peru Jorge Chira 125 2/1/2000 6/1/2000 Saudi Saudi Arabia Ali Al Bathi 126 2/1/2000 6/1/2000 Saudi Saudi Arabia Adul Rahman J. Mushtag 127 3/1/2000 6/30/2000 Tropical Belize Frank Tench 128 3/1/2000 6/30/2000 South America Brazil Viviane Silva 129 4/15/2000 6/15/2000 South America Brazil Sergio R.
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