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History, Education and Culture 


History

– Foreign Relations of the United States
– Principal Officers of the Department and U.S. Chiefs of Mission
– Presidents and Secretaries of State -- Foreign Travels
– Timeline of U.S. Diplomatic History
– Holocaust-Era Assets Records
– The Historical Advisory Committee
– Office of the Historian

K-12 Student Site

– Learn About the State Department
– Geographic Learning Site

Education and Culture

– International Education Policy Initiative
– Citizen Exchanges Program
– Fulbright Program
– International Visitor Program
– International Cultural Property Protection
– Overseas Schools
– Overseas Educational Advising
– Humphrey Fellowships
– Open Requests for Proposals
– English Language Programs
– More...

Highlights

Fulbright Program
The State Department invites applications from U.S. administrators and teachers at K-12 schools, two-year colleges, and universities who are interested in working abroad during the 2002-2003 academic year.

Release of Foreign Relations Volume on Western Europe, 1964 to 1968
Volume XII covers the January 1968 crash of a U.S. bomber in Thule, Greenland and the subsequent nuclear weapons agreement. In France, DeGaulle intensified his anti-American offensive regarding Southeast Asian policy.

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