Changing Host Families
Mariya Guzenko ‘03
Chelyabinsk, Russia/Farmington, PA
emelle yandex ru
It’s obvious that a good rapport with the family is the student’s guarantee of a successful...
FLEX Alumnae volunteer at “American Camp 2014”
Camping is one of the ways to share fun, socialize, make new friends, establish enduring ties with peer from different regions, enjoy being around people who love...
Georgian Alumnae Participate in Leadership School, Armenia
Visiting a neighboring country that Georgia boasts to have a long-term historical, cultural or economic ties with, has long been on my list of...
The Young Generation Will Change Ukraine
It all started with a phone call. I came home after a long, busy day, my hands were full of packages, and I almost...
Rubik’s Cube Principle
What is the difference between Great and Perfect? Both express something well-done, accomplished and desired. But doesn’t perfect sound more impressive? If somebody asked...
FLEX Alumni in Montenegro Commemorate the International Day for Tolerance
In order to commemorate the International Day for Tolerance on November 16, FLEX Alumni Montenegro shared the most valuable lesson international education has taught...
Storia d’Amora: Connecting Russian FLEX and U.S. Hosts at Wedding in Italy
Olesya Dianova ‘97
Moscow, Russia/Albany, NY
olesya dianova gmail com
When Fedor proposed to me two years ago, there were at least couple of...
Summertime Childness
Nadezhda Abashina ’11
Cheboksary, Russia/Staunton, IL
As a former FLEX city representative, I’ve participated in a lot of projects, but there will always be that one...
FLEX Alumni at History Campus 14|14
Everything began with a simple call for applications which I had come across on one of the opportunity websites. The first detail that caught...
Back to My Second Home
Oksana Moroz ‘08
Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine/Manhattan Beach, CA
morozok7 yahoo com
Kiev-London-Los Angeles!!! 15 hours flight went by so fast, because I was going to see...