An American scholar comments on the enlightening academic and social experience of being the first Fulbright scholar in Lubin, Poland. (Editor)

Discusses the current status of the study and teaching of psychology in the People's Republic of China. (Editor)

The Asian and Pacific Student Leader Project (APSL) arranges nonacademic travel programs for multinational groups of university student leaders. (PG)

Educators should reassess the educational value of foreign travel experiences. (Author/HS)

Describes TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). (PG)

A small private college has developed a unique study abroad program that involves virtually all of its students. (Ed./HS)

Increasing numbers of students are attracted to study abroad programs during the January term of the 4-1-4. (HS)

Describes the summer programs at the East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii concerning social forces in our cities; pest control; population planning; and regional universities. (PG)

Results of a study undertaken at the University of Tennessee to compare the perceptions of four nationality groups (Americans, Chinese, Indians, and Iranians) of students toward themselves and three other nationalities. (Author)

An American professor reports on his visit to several African countries where he lectured on education in the U.S. (Ed.)

The Council of International Programs offers exchange of professional and cultural experiences through study-oreintation and fieldwork programs. (HS)

A survey shows that the problems foreign students encounter are similar to or the same as those faced by American students. (HS)

CULCON, the Conference on Cultural and Educational Interchange between the U.S. and Japan, seeks to deepen understanding between the two countries and broaden their bases of exchange. (Author/PG)