When you think of Japanese food, sushi is probably the first thing that comes to mind. Sushi became popular in America in the 1970’s, a…
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Ithaca Businesses to Welcome International Students into the Community
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Beginning this May you may notice something new in Ithaca, NY. Besides the first signs of summer, the staff at the Courtyard by Marriott will…
Jamaican Students: Limin’ Up to Come to the US
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This is a central part of cultural exchange, perhaps even the best part! There are hundreds of Jamaican students coming to the United States beginning…
Work and Travel’s Thai Lunch and Learn
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By Kat Kocisky, Work and Travel Administrative Assistant On Thursday, February 18, CCI’s Work and Travel team welcomed two members from the Thai Consulate: Deputy Consul…
Pittsburgh’s Heart Not Made of Steel
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As an avid Cleveland Browns fan, I was raised to lookdown on, nay; hate the Steelers and Pittsburgh, the city itself. It’s a rivalry that’s…
Brian Lind, Owner/Operator of several McDonald’s Restaurants in Jamestown, ND created a fantastic ‘Welcome Board’ for the Work and Travel participants that will be working…
By Lauren Coffaro, Career Advancement Program Associate On June 8, 2011 German Chancellor Angela Merkel paid a visit to the United States to celebrate and…
CCI’s 2011 Going Greenheart Tour: Harrisburg, PA
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By Serena Curry, Greenheart Outreach Coordinator If we learned anything from the Summer 2011 Going Greenheart Tour it is this…Harrisburg, PA sure knows how to…
“…the food and the music were great!”
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By Serena Curry, Greenheart Outreach Coordinator Meet Danielea. She is a 2011 Work and Travel Participant, and a Greenheart Club Member from Jamaica. Danielea created…
“One’s cultural exchange experience is not complete without a volunteer experience.”
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By Serena Curry, Greenheart Outreach Coordinator Meet Barnabas, a Work and Travel Participant who has gone above and beyond to volunteer in his host community…