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Frederic Will
U.S. SCHOLAR TO COTE D'IVOIRE
"[M]y students were politically savvy, usefully cynical, and yet do-or-die hopeful for the new world they plan to create."

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Participants at a pre departure orientation

Forty-three Nigerian Grantees attended a pre-departure orientation at U.S. Consulate Lagos in early July, 2008, prior to departing for their U.S. Department of State - funded grants in the United States.

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