Have you ever wondered about the people that work for the U.S. Diplomatic Mission to Montenegro? Well, wonder no more! We will be featuring information on our activities every week.
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- Location:
- Podgorica, Montenegro, 81000
- Phone:
- +382 20 410 500
- Mon - Thurs:
- 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
- Fri:
- 8:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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Maja Popovic Please join us for the concert of NY band Elliott Sharp's Terraplane on November 17 in Podgorica. This concert will be organized by KIC Budo Tomovic, under the auspices of the U.S. Embassy.
U.S. Embassy Podgorica FORECAST exchange students discuss their experiences in America
Source: www.youtube.com
The FORECAST program provides scholarships for one academic year of undergraduate, non-degree study in the United States. The scholarship covers international/domestic travel, tuition, room and board, accident/sickness insurance, a small monthly stipend, and funding for books. ...
U.S. Embassy Podgorica Remembering the fall of the Wall...
Source: blogs.state.gov
Writing for the U.S. Department of State DipNote blog, U.S. Embassy Berlin Cultural Affairs Officer Elizabeth Cowen shares about how U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and German high school students commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall.
U.S. Embassy Podgorica Did you know that November is the National American Indian Heritage Month? There are nearly 5 million American Indians and Alaska Natives in the United States - or 1.6 percent of the total population.
Source: www.america.gov
Americanshave a patchwork heritage embodied in the diversity of its people, places and culture.
U.S. Embassy Podgorica
On November 5, 2009, U.S. Ambassador Roderick W. Moore visited Podgorica’s Animal Shelter to help promote the importance of pet ownership and how adopting from a shelter is a good way to keep the stray animal population down.
Svetlana Manojlovic, President of the Society for Protection of Animals was pleased with the ou...tcome and hopes the visit will encourage more people to not only adopt an animal but to volunteer at the shelter and show others how to take better care of the animals they already have.
The Director of the Cistoca, Borislav Djuranovic was also at the event as was Dr. Nebojsa Scekic from MontVet Veterinary Clinic.
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Svetlana Manojlovic, President of the Society for Protection of Animals was pleased with the ou...tcome and hopes the visit will encourage more people to not only adopt an animal but to volunteer at the shelter and show others how to take better care of the animals they already have.
The Director of the Cistoca, Borislav Djuranovic was also at the event as was Dr. Nebojsa Scekic from MontVet Veterinary Clinic.
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On November 4, U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro Roderick W. Moore discussed the importance of international education and educational exchanges in a press event at the American Corner, KIC "Budo Tomovic" in Podgorica. ...
U.S. Embassy Podgorica
On November 4, U.S. Ambassador to Montenegro Roderick W. Moore discussed the importance of international education and educational exchanges in a press event at the American Corner, KIC "Budo Tomovic" in Podgorica. Ambassador Moore presented some of the Montenegrin students who studied at U.S. universities in the last... two years through the FORECAST program.
The FORECAST Exchange Program is funded by the American people, managed by USAID, and implemented by the U.S. NGO World Learning. World Learning representative Mary Frances Doyle presented a general outline of the program, including information on the application process.
The FORECAST program provides scholarships for one academic year of undergraduate, non-degree study in the United States. The scholarship covers international/domestic travel, tuition, room and board, accident/sickness insurance, a small monthly stipend, and funding for books. Students live in university dormitories and have the opportunity to participate in campus organizations and activities and internships. They take part in community service activities in order to gain a better understanding of U.S. society and values.
Eight Montenegrins selected to participate in this program in 2009 are currently in the United States. Twenty seven Montenegrins students have so far participated in the program over the last three years.
For more information on the U.S. Government’s programs in Montenegro, please visit the Embassy's web site at http://podgorica.usembassy.gov
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The FORECAST Exchange Program is funded by the American people, managed by USAID, and implemented by the U.S. NGO World Learning. World Learning representative Mary Frances Doyle presented a general outline of the program, including information on the application process.
The FORECAST program provides scholarships for one academic year of undergraduate, non-degree study in the United States. The scholarship covers international/domestic travel, tuition, room and board, accident/sickness insurance, a small monthly stipend, and funding for books. Students live in university dormitories and have the opportunity to participate in campus organizations and activities and internships. They take part in community service activities in order to gain a better understanding of U.S. society and values.
Eight Montenegrins selected to participate in this program in 2009 are currently in the United States. Twenty seven Montenegrins students have so far participated in the program over the last three years.
For more information on the U.S. Government’s programs in Montenegro, please visit the Embassy's web site at http://podgorica.usembassy.gov
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Bozo Knezevic I must ask you something!!! Does Embassy organize some camps for children 14-18 i the USA. Bozo from Pljevlja.
U.S. Embassy Podgorica
U.S. Ambassador Roderick Moore joined the A-SMYLE alumni Halloween party organized for elementary school children in the American Corner in Podgorica on Saturday, 31 October.
The alumni took advantage of the party to present the paintings made by children who attend an art school in Podgorica, depicting the topic - "Wh...y kids shouldn't smoke”.
The Ambassador and the alumni made up a jury which chose the best Halloween mask, as well as five best anti-smoking paintings.
The chosen paintings will be turned into anti-smoking posters, which will be printed in 200 copies each, in order to raise the awareness of children in schools that smoking can seriously damage their health. Read More
The alumni took advantage of the party to present the paintings made by children who attend an art school in Podgorica, depicting the topic - "Wh...y kids shouldn't smoke”.
The Ambassador and the alumni made up a jury which chose the best Halloween mask, as well as five best anti-smoking paintings.
The chosen paintings will be turned into anti-smoking posters, which will be printed in 200 copies each, in order to raise the awareness of children in schools that smoking can seriously damage their health. Read More
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On October 29, 2009, Megan Gallardo from the U.S. Embassy, visited one of the classes at the Dr. Dragisa Ivanovic school.
She was there to visit with students from the 7th grade English language class. The children spent two weeks preparing questions for Mrs. Gallardo and the entire interaction took place in English un...der the direction of Ms. Slobodanka Bakic. Ms. Gallardo said she was “absolutely thrilled to be asked to come to the school and hopes she will be invited back to speak with another class.”
The Director of the school, Mr. Niko Raicevic, was pleased with the interaction and thanked Mrs. Gallardo for her time and her interest in the school.”
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She was there to visit with students from the 7th grade English language class. The children spent two weeks preparing questions for Mrs. Gallardo and the entire interaction took place in English un...der the direction of Ms. Slobodanka Bakic. Ms. Gallardo said she was “absolutely thrilled to be asked to come to the school and hopes she will be invited back to speak with another class.”
The Director of the school, Mr. Niko Raicevic, was pleased with the interaction and thanked Mrs. Gallardo for her time and her interest in the school.”
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U.S. Embassy Podgorica What is the visa lottery? Find out more by attending the event below.
Corey Gonzalez, U.S. Embassy to Montenegro Consul
Location:American Corner - KIC Podgorica
Time:12:00PM Friday, October 30th
U.S. Embassy Podgorica
Your Voice. Your Video.
The Challenge: Create a video short that completes the phrase "Democracy is…"
The Prize:...click on the link for details
Source: www.videochallenge.america.gov
An all-expense-paid trip to Washington, New York and Hollywood to attend gala screenings of the winning videos, gain exposure to the U.S. film and television industry and meet with creative talent, democracy advocates and government leaders. Learn More
U.S. Embassy Podgorica
Ambassador Moore visited University Mediteran on October 8, 2009, where he was a guest-lecturer on the topic U.S. Foreign Policy towards Europe and the Balkans.
More than 80 students attended the lecture, which was followed by a discussion of the role of Obama administration in facing many challenges worldwide and in th...e Balkans. Ambassador Moore also presented a video about the opportunities for Montenegrin students to participate in exchange programs sponsored by American people.
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More than 80 students attended the lecture, which was followed by a discussion of the role of Obama administration in facing many challenges worldwide and in th...e Balkans. Ambassador Moore also presented a video about the opportunities for Montenegrin students to participate in exchange programs sponsored by American people.
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U.S. Embassy Podgorica Registration for the 2011 Diversity Visa lottery is now open until noon, Eastern Standard Time (EST) (GMT-5), Monday, November 30, 2009. Check out the link for more information on the process. Please note: registration for the DV lottery does not cost anything. The only way to register for the diversity visa lottery is through the link below.
Source: www.dvlottery.state.gov
Our State Department Web site for the 2011 Diversity Visa Program (DV-2011) is now open. The entry submission period for DV-2011 is from 12:00PM EDT (GMT -4) on October 2, 2009 to 12:00PM EST (GMT -5) on November 30, 2009. ...
