Future Visitors
July 27-29 IVLP group from various Latin American countries on theme of “Immigration, Border Issues & Law Enforcement”
September 10-18 Open World group from Moldova on theme of “Accountable Governance - Agribusiness & Tourism”
October 28 - November 3 IVLP group from various near east countries (including Oman, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Kuwait, Bahrain, Maritania, Morocco & Egypt - probably a tentative list at this time) on theme of “Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists” - program is in cooperation with Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs and The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
November 5-13 Open World group from Russia on theme of “Social Issues: Education”, focusing on provincial towns and rural areas school education.
Recent Visitors
- May 21 - May 29, Group from Russia with the theme “Enviromental Management” - Open World
- April 21 - April 29, Visitors from Malaysia and Tanzania are here to learn about “Volunteerism” - NCIV
- April 11 - April 14, Chinese group here on “Library Management” - NCIV
- April 3 - April 6, Group from India with a focus on “Multiculturalism” - NCIV
- March 14 - March 17, Thailand “Grassroots Democracy” - NCIV
- March 14 - March 16, Multi-Regional program “Women and Justice” - NCIV
- March 14 - March 17, Multi-Regional Group with the theme “American youth, inspiring leadership and civic participation” - NCIV
- Sept 26 - Oct 4, A group from Muldova was here - OPEN WORLD
- Sept 13 - Sept/16, One visitor from Japan stopped in Syracuse for a visit themed “Childrens rights and Refugee Resettlement” - NCIV
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July 15 - July 18, Twelve visitors from China stopped in Syracuse for a four day visit themed “Rural Economic Development” - NCIV
- May 9 - May 17, Several visitors from Kazahkhstan will be in Syracuse for a visit themed “Higher Education in America” - Open World
- March 28 - April 2, Four guest from Japan toured Syracuse with the theme “Enviromental Protection & Climate Change” - NCIV
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April 12 - April 15, Guest from China met with professionals from Syracuse University, Syracuse Post Standard and several other news agencies on “Newsroom Management”. - NCIV
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April 22 - 25, A single guest from Romania came to tour Syracuse with the theme “Library Management”.
In 2008 the International Center of Syracuse hosted over 63 visitors in connection 13 individual leadership programs.
* Five visitors from Azerbaijan visited CNY in November 2008 to study Accountable Governance with a focus on equal particiipation in Public/Community life for people with disabilities. This is also a program of the Open World Leadership Center.
* Eleven young journalists from Northern African countries (Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco & Tunisia) visited Syracuse in October 2008, through the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists.
* A group of five visitors from Kyrgyzstan arrived in Syracuse in October 2008 for a program focusing on Rule of Law: Combating Organized Crime, through the Open World Leaderhip Center.
* Five delegates from Moldova came to CNY in September 2008 to learn more about Public Health: HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B/C, in a program sponsored by the Open World Leadership Center.
* Three visitors from Vietnam, studying NGO’s and Civic Activism, came to CNY in August 2008.
*Four top Egyptian Archaeologists visited Syracuse in August 2008. They gave a public presentation of their recent excavations at important Egyptian sites.
* A Veterinarian from Chile, involved with Preservation & Conservation of wildlife in his home region, came to CNY in May 2008.
* Eleven visitors from Saudi Arabia studying Youth Development through Scouting and other clubs, visited Syracuse in April 2008. They are all involved with Boy Scout groups in their home country.
* Five Russian educators and religious leaders visited CNY in March 2008. They came to learn about Civic and Ethical Values in Schools.
* Five women leaders from Iraq came to Syracuse in February 2008 to study the topic “Women as Political & Social Leaders”.
* A Turkish diplomat, based at the U.N. in Switzerland, who wanted to learn more about the integration of refugees, came to CNY in February 2008.
* Five visitors from Bermuda, studying Health Child & Family Development, visitied Syracuse in November 2007. They attended the ICS Annual meeting.
2007
In 2007, the ICS hosted 57 visitors participating in 14 programs. They came from many countries, including Chile, China, Ukraine, Poland, Brazil, Belgium, Turkmenistan, Japan, Kazakhstan, Iraq, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco. These visitors studied various topics while visiting Central New York, including: consumer rights, municipal energy efficiency, border inspections, biodiversity, agriculture, community revitalization, conflict resolution and civic leadership for youth, state and local government issues, prevention and treatment of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, and journalism. In addition, they all enjoyed sightseeing in Syracuse and surrounding areas such as Seneca Falls (home of the National Women’s Hall of Fame and the Women’s Rights National Historical Park) and world-famous Niagara Falls.






