Apr. 22, 2016
It is January 2003. A 9-year-old Cambodian girl tugs on Jamie Amelio’s shirt while she’s touring the famous temples of Angkor Wat and asks for a dollar to go to school. Later, after seeing the school’s deplorable conditions and learning about the Cambodian genocide that had targeted the educated, Jamie vows to help the country’s children.
Pupils from the GCC are less likely than their expatriate peers to consider science as necessary to future employment, a new study has found.
The Global Citizenship program at Lehigh University, the oldest of its kind in the United States, provides students with the opportunity to experienc…
It’s a “labor of the heart,” says Bill Amelio, who speaks passionately about the schools, students and teachers.