Details About the Program
Classroom sessions
Embassy representatives visit classrooms to share their culture, history, languages and society employing visual aids, art and other educational resources.
Field trips
Students often travel to cultural centers, museums, film screenings and even restaurants to gain hands-on experience with their adopted culture.
Embassy presentation
In the spring, students are invited to demonstrate what they have learned about their adopted country by performing a presentation for the ambassador and embassy representatives. Past performances have included skits, music, dance and puppet shows.
Mini United Nations
At the close of the school year, select student ambassadors convene to debate and draft resolutions on global challenges in a General Assembly simulation.
United Nations field trip
Student ambassadors from the Mini United Nations are invited to travel to New York City for a day tour of the United Nations headquarters and courtesy call at a selected mission to the United Nations.