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AY 2007-2008 Projects - Europe/Eurasia

Country                       Russia
City                              Ufa
Host Institution           American Bashkir Intercollege/Bashkir State Pedagogical U.

Project Description

Ufa is home to a significant Muslim population and a partner in ECA’s English ACCESS Microscholarship Program in FY05 and FY06 and post's partner in the highly successful FY04 and FY05 summer camps for secondary school youth from low-income families. The primary institution will be the American Bashkir Intercollege, where the EL Fellow will work in the English department by providing lectures, seminars and workshops that reflect current trends in EL teaching and American studies to ELT professionals in Ufa. In addition, the EL Fellow will serve as a resource for American studies issues by being a regular presenter at the English language club and an occasional speaker to English language students specializing in various fields of study. The EL Fellow will play a key role in supporting the DOS-funded English ACCESS Microscholarship Program currently underway (to continue through FY06), as well as summer camps of English and American studies for youth in the region.

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