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2006 is the 60th Anniversary of the founding of the Fulbright Exchange Program. As part of the anniversary, the Fulbright Academy is collecting stories from alumni, their colleagues, and their students.

We would like to hear your story.... Some questions to help you with your story are below. You can answer one or all of them.

When you submit a story, you are required to give your name and email address, but you have the option of having these displayed or hidden from readers.

If you have a multi-paragraph story, you must put the HTML indicator for a new paragraph at the end of each paragraph. It is three characters, one after the other: <p> (without spaces between them).

Note: all information given will be posted on a public response page unless otherwise noted.

Your name:

(Required)
Your email address:

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The Questions:

Please describe a memorable experience that relates to the Fulbright program.

How did this experience or other Fulbright experiences influence your professional work?

When you answer the following questions, you have the option of having them
visible to the public or hidden (only visible to Academy staff and researchers)

We want others to know you as an individual, so please describe your field and your current position? For example, I am an economist and dean of XYZ University. My specific research interests are ABC.

If you were a Fulbright grantee: where were you from, where did you go, and when?

What were the circumstances of your Fulbright? For example, I had graduated from X, or I was on sabbatical from Y.

Please give us your address and other contact information in case we wish to contact you.

(not publically displayed)

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