RE: Fulbright Program - ANNOUNCEMENT

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As for the teaching end of it, I worked with a Fulbright teacher from the former Soviet Union while in the States...she loved it.  However, as an American, I obtained employment overseas through private organizations, and do not have to pay US Federal Income Tax as a result.  Much better deal in my opinion, Fulbright's just a teaser.

Gregory Fraser <Gregory.Fraser@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The Fulbright Scholar Program offers faculty and
> professionals numerous
> opportunities for lecturing, research or a combination of the
> two during the
> 2005-2006 academic year in 140 countries and all regions of the world.
> Awards range from two months to an academic year.

I don't want to dissuade anyone from applying for what is probably a wonderful program but Vlad tells me their standards are impossibly high. Apparently he applied (and was turned down) 5 times.

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