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Mark Alter, Fulbright Specialist to Vietnam Mark Alter, Fulbright Specialist to Vietnam, shares his expertise on teaching students with disabilities.
Samer Abu Libdeh, Fulbright Visiting Scholar from Jordan, speaks with American journalism students.
Fulbright U.S. Student Sylvia Johnson teaches photography in marginalized communities in Brazil.

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President Harry Truman signs the Fulbright Act for the international exchanges of students and scholars.

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