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History

- Office of the Historian
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- Holocaust-Era Assets Records
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K-12 Student Site

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Education and Culture

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- Citizen Exchanges Program
- CultureConnect
- Educational and Cultural Affairs
- EducationUSA
- English-Language Programs
- Fulbright Program
- Humphrey Fellowships
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- International Visitor Program
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- Overseas Educational Advising
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Highlights
International Education Week
November 15-19, Secretary Powell encourages you to join the Departments of State and Education in celebrating International Education Week, an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.

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Doors to Diplomacy
Win scholarship money and a trip to Washington, DC with the Department of State's Doors to Diplomacy 2005 website competition for middle school and high school students.

  
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