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  Alumni

  Jesse Lynch participated in both the David L. Boren and Flagship Fellowships and now travels regularly to the Middle East as a foreign affairs officer with the U.S. Department of State.

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  Alumni

  Larnies Bowen was a Fulbright mtvU fellow who explored West Indian-Panamanian music and culture in 2008.

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  Alumni

  Chris Clark had the opportunity to learn about the Costa Rican rainforest firsthand thanks to the Toyota International Teacher Program.

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  Alumni

  Joby John received a fellowship from the IFP foundation in 2007 and learned how to improve educational opportunities in his native India.

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Since the founding of the Institute in 1919, people from virtually every corner of the globe have participated in programs designed, developed or administered by the Institute. These alumni have changed the world, including the more than 60 who have won the Nobel Prize. They are leading scientists, accomplished composers and musicians, renowned artists and novelists, business leaders and entrepreneurs, educators, human rights activists and grass roots leaders, among others. By showcasing some of these individuals here, IIE highlights the value of international education and the tremendous accomplishments that are possible when people think and work on a global and intercultural basis.