In this new recurring feature, we spotlight high school counselors who help students and families navigate international education with clarity and confidence. For the first piece in this series, we spoke to Meghan Ghani of Nixor College, Karachi, about why she chose this career, the experiences that continue to shape her ...
This quarter, the Alumni department held two Fulbright Specialist talks examining how ideas travel across borders – from the evolution of American Studies as a global field to the real-world implications of artificial intelligence. The first session was delivered by Dr. Lawrence H. Gerstein on October 15 at the USEFP office in Islamabad. With nearly 50 ...
This quarter marks one year since the establishment of the Anti-Human Trafficking Cell (AHTC) in Mandi Bahauddin, an initiative led by Humphrey fellow Wasim Riaz who is a senior superintendent in Punjab Police. Since its launch in December 2024, AHTC has focused on coordinated law enforcement and victim support. Its collaborative approach has helped identify, ...
When it comes to studying in the United States, there’s no shortage of myths. Through this recurring feature, EducationUSA advisers address common misconceptions and share practical insights for students exploring U.S. higher education. Myth: Only students with perfect grades get into U.S. universities. Truth: Grades matter, but they’re only one part of ...
USEFP mourns the passing of Fulbright scholar Dr. Shamshad Akhtar, a distinguished leader in Pakistan’s economic and public service landscape. Dr. Akhtar made history as the first woman to serve as governor of the State Bank of Pakistan and the first woman elected as chairperson of the Pakistan Stock Exchange Board. Her career was defined by principled ...
