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"Georgia State gets $2.1M for international projects"
Atlanta Business Chronicle
12.16.08

"Thunderbird School expanding partnership with Zayed University"
Phoenix Business Journal
11.24.08

"Similarities bring U.S., Brazilian colleges together"
Community College Times
11.11.08

"UMass works to boost businesses in Haiti"
Boston Business Journal
06.30.08

"HCC to participate in technical education exchange with Brazil"
Bizjournals.com
06.09.08

"Moroccan delegation visits ISU"
TribStar.com
05.17.08

"Limited Resources, Endless Possibilities"
NAFSA - International Educator
March/April 2008

"ISU president receives high Moroccan honor"
Terre Haute News
02.18.08

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Africa-U.S. Initiative Partnership Plans 2009

Last Updated Nov 2009

Partners Polish Africa-U.S. Initiaive Plans

During the Aug. 26-29, 2009 Africa-U.S. Higher Education Initiative Conference in Accra, Ghana, partners worked as regional teams to enhance their partnerhship plans based on feedback from peers and the representatives from the private sector and the U.S. Agency for International Development.

View the most up-to-date partnership plan presentations.

U.S. Higher Education Institution	African Higher Education Institution
Calvin College	Milton Margai College of Education and Technology, Sierra Leone
Cleveland State University	Copperbelt University, Zambia
Colorado State University	University of Nairobi, Kenya
Durham Technical Community College	Kigali Institute of Science &Technology, Rwanda
George Mason University	University of Sierra Leone
Georgia State University	International University of Grand-Bassam, Cote d’Ivoire
Michigan State University	University of Malawi
North Dakota State University	Makerere University, Uganda
Oklahoma State University	Hawassa University, Ethiopia
Texas A&M University	University of Namibia
The George Washington University	Moi University, Kenya
The Ohio State University	Université Gaston-Berger, Senegal
Troy University	University of Liberia
Tufts University	Muhimibili University of Health and Allied Sciences, Tanzania
University of Alabama at Birmingham	University of Zambia
University of Connecticut	Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
University of the Pacific	School of Finance and Banking, Rwanda
Virginia Tech University	Catholic University of Sudan
West Virginia University	Catholic University of Mozambique
Wheelock College-Boston	University of Education, Winneba, Ghana