Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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WSU has been engaged in educational work in Pakistan since 1954 when it entered into a contract with the United States and Pakistan governments for an exchange program with the University of the Punjab and several afliliated colleges. Dur- ing the eight-year period, 1954-62, this program included projects in Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science, Basic Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Home Economics, and Social Sciences. Thirty- eight WSU staff members served in Pakistan on tours of duty ranging from one to eight years in length, and 83 Pakistani staff members were sent to the United States for advanced training, most of them for advanced degrees. Achievements under the original contract had much to do with the selection of WSU to undertake the program with the Agricultural University. v I 4 my ,t W. dz' fe I it Q 2315 at rf ff Pr 4 i im up W Like the previous program with the University of Punjab, the new exchange program has two important aspects: Q11 send- ing WSU staff to Lyallpur to advise and assist in development of the Agricultural.University and f2j sending Agricultural University staff to the United States for advanced training. Since the program's inception two years ago, WSU has sup- plied 16 staff members, 14 for a year or more and two as short-term consultants. Thirty Pakistani staff have been sent to the United States and four who had been sent under the old program have been transferred to the new.,Thus, 34 staff members have been sponsored from the new university, 16 of them at WSU. 13 1

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I I if WSU STAFF-ROW 1: Mrs. L. Buchanan, In- ternational Student Advisorg Dr. S. P. Swen- son, Coordinator of International Programsg Mrs. L. Wirak, Asst. in International Pro- grams. ROW 2: Mr. R. E. Cameron, Deputy Campus Coordinator, Pakistan Projectg Dr. Mark Buchanan, Former Campus Coordina- tor, Pakistan Project.