Alumni News

We proudly present another shining star, Mr. Ali Zaheer, a hardworking student of the English Works! Program. He got employed at the Rangers Public School in Sialkot as their mathematics teacher. He credits English Works for his success. “I’m grateful for everything that I have learned from the English Works! ...

USEFP was established in 1950 to promote mutual understanding between the people of Pakistan and the people of the United States through educational and cultural exchange programs. A testament to our long-standing relations through education is the Fulbright Program for Pakistani students, the largest in terms of U.S. Government financial ...

Have last-minute questions about the Fulbright application? Attend Fulbright orientations on Zoom and meet with our program officers to get answers to your questions.Please follow the links below to get yourself registered for the sessions: Tuesday, April 19 at 2:30 pm: https://us06web.zoom.us/…/reg…/WN_LiNxrsspRE-jKn2w69y42Q Wednesday, April 20 at 2:30 pm: https://us06web.zoom.us/…/reg…/WN_N-JOihbOQaSMafZpY_i60g Credits: ...

All alumni have stories to tell and thus they become “Faces of Exchange,” which is the theme of 75th Anniversary of U.S. – Pakistan Relations. Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network and US Consulate General Lahore have started #FacesofExchange in collaboration with Discover Pakistan by showcasing accomplished alumni, their lives and leadership, and ...

Fulbright alumna Hira Jaleel is the first Pakistani lawyer with an LL.M in Animal Law. Since her return to Pakistan in 2020, she has been trying to establish Animal Law as a field and closely working with the Government and non-governmental organizations to update animal protection laws. In tonight’s podcast, ...

Are you updated on the challenges that Pakistan has been facing regarding climate change adaption in the light of latest facts & figures? How about hitting the link to know about the subject matter more as our IVLP-alumnus Prof. Asif Khan Khattak recently gave a talk to FFF International on ...

“Lincoln Corners connect Pakistani youth and emerging leaders to the United States through educational programs and collections of resources related to American culture, history, and international relations” said Minister Counselor Ray Castillo at the inauguration celebration of our newly expanded and renovated Susan B. Anthony Reading Room at Fatima Jinnah ...

In Pakistan, religious background is often one of the significant barriers in women’s educational attainment. Same was the case with Iqra Shah, an inspiring young lady who faced tough circumstances to fulfil her desire of getting formal education. Being a resident of New Haji Camp, Sultanabad, Karachi and belonging to ...