1. ABOUT CIEE CIEE is the leading U.S. non-governmental international education organization. CIEE creates and administers programs that allow high school and university students and educators to study, volunteer, work and teach abroad. Into the chilly postwar world of 1947, CIEE launched the next generation of study abroad programs, the first since they’d been suspended during World War II. Senators and scholars worried about how to increase international understanding and establish trust between nations. As soon as there was enough capacity aboard trans-Atlantic ships to carry students, CIEE programs began teaching. Today, CIEE is composed of three interrelated but operationally independent entities based in Portland, Maine; Boston, Massachusetts; and Tokyo, Japan. Our membership continues to grow.membership Among many activities, CIEE administers 95 study abroad programs in over 33 host countries and teaching programs in Chile, China, Spain, and Thailand. Educators can participate in 26 summer seminars in 29 countries. Our 50 U.S. specialists, many of whom have studied or lived abroad can advise you how to choose a host country and program that fits you. We also have English-speaking staff members at all of our program sites overseas. They'll help with any problem — academic, administrative or day-to-day — and give you insider tips on the city and country. Who could argue? We need understanding and trust more than ever today. Gain that understanding, build that trust on a CIEE program.

2. CIEE History – 59 Years! 1947 - With IIE (Institute of International Education) ran “Liberty” ships to Europe after WII 1949 - Creation of Council for Student Travel (CST) took over ships from IIE 1952 - CST incorporation – first conference on student travel 1957 - CST forms an educational department Predeparture orientation programs Programs to Tokyo

3. Our Beginning…

4. A Crossing in 1953

5. CIEE History 1960 - “Ariella” ship taking students back and forth from Europe on a regular basis 1965 - Cannes, France first conference on educational exchange 1967 - Name change to the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Creation of Cooperative Study Centers (CSC) with university sponsorship Summer program to Russia

6. CIEE History 1969 - Creation of Academic Consortium Wittenberg first school 1971 - Start of semester programs in Seville, Rennes, and Nice 1985 - Charter flights at peak

7. Charter Flight Poster

8. Seville 1977

9. CIEE History 1990 - Expansion of programs in Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America 1992 - International Faculty Development Seminars begin 1993 – Use of “Study Center” to brand study abroad programs 1995 - Change in President – Steve Trooboff begins; CIEE becomes known as Council

10. CIEE History 2001 - Sale of Council Travel 2002 - Rebranding – Name returns to Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) 2003 - Move of office to Portland, Maine

11. CIEE in 2006 – Three Units CIEE TokyoBostonPortland

12. CIEE Tokyo Educational Testing English language outbound programs Volunteer projects Some air ticket business Not affiliated with the CIEE Study Center in Tokyo

13. CIEE Boston USA High School Program Work and Travel Program Trainee (Internships) “Agent” Network Government Advocacy / Regulation 40,000 participants per year “In bound to U.S.”

14. CIEE Portland “Outbound from U.S.” CIEE Membership and Annual Conference Education Abroad Advocacy CIEE Study Centers Faculty (International Faculty Development Seminars – IFDS), Customized and Teach Programs 5,000 participants per year

15. On the Horizon - 2007 Significant Study Center program launches Gap Year Program (Boston and Portland) Reintegration – Boston office move to Portland; new space