“Debrecen Has Great Energy, and Many U.S. Connections”
With more than a year since his last visit to Debrecen, Chargé d’Affaires Marc Dillard reconnected with Debrecenites this week.
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Community Engagement Exchange (CEE) for Young Changemakers
Open call for applications: Young Hungarian changemakers may apply to the CEE program by January 14, 2022.
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Call for Applications: Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI)
The call for applications is now OPEN for three academic programs: for scholars, secondary educators and student leaders. The application deadline for each SUSI program is December 31, 2021. Study of the U.S. Institutes for Scholars are intensive post-graduate level academic programs with integrated study tours whose purpose is to provide foreign university faculty and other scholars …
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Flex Live
Want to know about the FLEX program in more detail? Would you like to hear stories from a former FLEX participant? Join us on October 7th, 6-7 pm when Eniko Garai, American Councils Hungary Office director and Reka Zanto, FLEX 2019 alumna will talk about the program and answer questions during our live Q&A. Join the session …
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Deputy Chief of Mission David Kostelancik Visited Szeged
He not only met with leaders of the local government, scientific community, and academia, but also adopted a cougar in the Szeged Zoo on behalf of the Embassy.
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McDaniel College – 25 Years in Budapest
Ambassador Cornstein was delighted to help celebrate the 25th anniversary of the foundation of McDaniel College’s Budapest Campus on April 26, 2019.
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Creative Ideas and Excellent Organization – America Day in Kecskemét
Szentgyörgyi Albert High School in Kecskemét did an exceptionally great job!
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Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows Summer Institute for High School Students
Fully funded US SCHOLARSHIP for 16-18 year-old Hungarian students who speak fluent English and who are interested in international relations! The Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows Summer Institute activities include discussions of global issues of common interest with European and American students; leadership and media training; collaborative project development; community service; educational travel; and plans for …
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Holocaust Teacher Training Program
Teachers are exposed to innovative methods of teaching the Holocaust, and by interacting with each other and with American participants, are able to gain new perspectives on the challenges of teaching the history of the Holocaust.
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