Gifted Children Learn About US Education System
On December 15, 2011 PAO Dae Kim visited the Boarding School for Gifted Children and delivered a lively presentation on U.S. Education System to over 50 high school students...
American Seasons Start in the Russian Far East
From November 22-30, Jesse Zaritt, an American choreographer and dancer gave workshops and presentations to over 200 students and professional dancers in Vladivostok.
PAO Encourages Students to Apply to US Universities
On November 18, Public Affairs Officer Dae Kim opened a day-long seminar on “International Education” in the Gorky regional public library in Vladivostok, with a presentation on the U.S. Education System.
Hip-Hop Class for Underprivileged Children
On November 17, Malik Coleman, a professional dancer and choreographer from New York, conducted a hip-hop class for over 30 children aged 8 to 15 at the Children’s Rehabilitation Center 'Parus Nadezhdy'.
More News from the Consulate
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Consul General Visits FESCO
On December 2, Consul General Sylvia Reed Curran visited the offices of FESCO Pacific Line - Russia as the company inaugurated its second direct route to the United States.
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Consul General Opens International Education Week in Vladivostok
On November 15, Consul General Sylvia Curran welcomed about 40 students and administrators of the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) at the opening event of a week-long series of programs marking the International Education Week (IEW).
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Show and Tell: From “To Kill a Mockingbird” to “My Cousin Vinny”
On October 25, William Levit, a U.S. attorney, visited Vladivostok American Corner and gave a presentation on legal themes as depicted in Hollywood movies. He started his presentation with a short introduction to American legal system and his own professional background as a lawyer and former Foreign Service Officer
E-journal USA
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The Spirit of Volunteerism
This issue of eJournalUSA is dedicated to the unheralded citizens who collectively contribute some $173 billion annually through their unpaid labor. They are part of a tradition of volunteerism that has deep roots in U.S. society.