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...proudly presents the international experience to Harvard, and the fruits of its growth are apparent. Yet all this new growth sprouts from a deeply rooted source: a culture of inclusion and openness as could be fostered only by a truly international organization.FIP REFUGEERebecca R. Gong ’08, Woodbridge??s incoming president, is a product of that culture. Born in America, and educated in China, Gong’s American citizenship prevented her from participating in Harvard’s Freshman International Program (FIP). Tackling the issues that immediately face students from a foreign country, FIP helps...
...noticed that international students have special needs for information regarding career choices after graduation in areas that might not be covered by other institutions,” said Woodbridge Director of Alumni Affairs Yinliang He ’08. He added that the panel comes as part of Woodbridge??s new focus on its alumni network. Founded in 1994, the organization has primarily served a social function, providing a community for Harvard’s international constituency, according to Woodbridge President Hugo Van Vuuren ’07. “When I ran for board last year...
...Like with this year’s parties and movie events,” adds Yinliang He ’08, head of Woodbridge??s fundraising and alumni affairs. “We had fewer and fewer people coming while the percentage of Eastern Europeans who came rose...
Inspired by the Undergraduate Council election system, Josipovic gathered a group of members, more than half of whom were Eastern European, to run on a joint ticket, a method unprecedented in Woodbridge??s history...
After being admitted, most international students receive a welcome call from a current Harvard student, courtesy of Woodbridge??s mentor program...