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Highlights: ISH-DC Annual Spring Garden Party

May 26, 2016 by ISHDC

On Thursday, May 12, International Student House of Washington, DC (ISH-DC) welcomed over 250 guests for our annual Spring Garden Party to celebrate the changing season with a number of our resident scholars, alumni, and new and old friends of the House.  We had the privilege of welcoming nine foreign Ambassadors and dozens of members of the diplomatic corps, Members of Congress and their spouses, resident scholars from 19 countries, alumni, and new and old friends.

Serbians Residents with Congressman Fleming

ISH-DC Residents from Serbia with Congressman John Fleming (R-LA, center right)

Our residents were delighted to meet and connect with our guests, given many are preparing for their own careers in the public and private sectors in their respective countries, and enjoyed the opportunity to discuss their next steps with those successful in their fields.

British Ambassador Sir Kim Darroch

Mrs. Anne Rodgers, newly arrived British Ambassador, Sir Kim Darroch

ISH-DC Residents from Serbia, the United States, Italy, France, Japan, China, and Luxembourg

The party happened to coincided with the end of the semester for many Washington universities, so it became a celebration of graduation for a number of our resident scholars from around the world. The evening was a great success as our resident scholars engaged with our many guests who attended to learn about ISH-DC, and their experiences here in Washington as young, driven international students.

Ambassador Agius of Malta, Ambassador and Mrs. Walter Cutler - GP 2016

Ambassador Pierre Clive Agius of Malta, ISH-DC 2016 Global Leadership Awards Dinner Chair Didi Cutler, Ambassador Walter Cutler

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International Student House of Washington, DC (ISH-DC) is a private, non-profit 501(c)3 organization located near Dupont Circle in the heart of Washington, DC. Donations will help support our mission to provide an exceptional residential experience to a highly diverse international community of graduate students, interns and visiting scholars. The House promotes inter-cultural dialogue, encourages life-long connections, and fosters global citizenship.

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