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STATE ALUMNI - Lebanon

The State Alumni - Your Global Online Community

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Having participated in an ECA (Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs-USA) exchange program, you are part of the State Alumni. The State Alumni is your global community: a dynamic and interactive networking experience for all past and current participants of U.S. government-sponsored exchange programs.

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The Lebanese State Alumni Community (LSAC)

Lebanese State Alumni Community (LSAC) is the Lebanese chapter of the Global community. LSAC serves as an umbrella association for all State Alumni in Lebanon, is the platform that enable Alumni to provide support and maintain the bond among themselves and to develop a foundation of mutual cooperation to enhance cultural awareness, promote U.S. exchange programs and aid American and Lebanese students and professionals to understand the United States and Lebanon by developing orientation programs. to register to the association send your full name, program, year, and telephone number to info@lsac-lb.org

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  • In order to receive announcement and news emails from the Alumni Coordinator, Alumni are requested to register one time by filling out the Registration Form and emailing it to stephanng@state.gov.

    For your enquiries and assistance email Ms. Nancy Stephan (State Alumni Coordinator) at stephanng@state.gov

Messages from the Alumni

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    Nada Tawil Tahchi

    Associate Professor, Lebanese University
    2012 SUSI Scholar Alumna

    I am thankful for the wonderful opportunity given to me by the U.S. Embassy to participate in the 2012 SUSI Scholar program. It was a great experience for me on both a personal and academic level. I learned many things about American society, particularly the importance of erasing prejudice and building common understanding and cooperation through peace, national unity, religious tolerance, multiculturalism, and social integration. I met brilliant scholars from NYU, CUNY and Columbia University and I conducted field work in the New York City area. I will never forget my stay in the United States. Thank you to all those who made it possible.