Usap Voices

The Road to Professional School
What I would like to do and why
Hope Renewed
The Long Journey - We all Have One
From the day I walked through that door
On Some Ignorance
Those Subtle Differences
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2009 Usap Graduations

Bernard Londoni
Lynn University, FL
May 9 2009

Abigail Mariga
Providence College, RI
May 16 2009

Cliffton Murove
Drake University, IA
May 16 2009

Deborah Rufino
Smith College, MA
May 17 2009

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Zimbabwe Model Government
Dee & Ike Incorporated
Letters From America

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Usap Earns Over US$13.8m in Scholarships in 2009

News Brief from The Usap Information Office

NEWS BRIEF - We have compiled our statistics for Usap students globally who applied to start studies in the US in the Fall of 2009 – they have collectively earned US$13,817,672 in scholarship funds for their four years of study. The students come from 12 countries on four continents as follows: Brazil, Bulgaria, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Malawi, Mongolia, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Congratulations one and all!

Usap Alum Andreata Muforo Wins $20,000 in "Entrepreneurial President" Essay Competition

Story by S.E.VEN, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Andreata Muforo

Andreata Muforo (right) meets President Kagame of Rwanda in Boston

Compelling student essays advise Rwanda on enterprise solutions

Grinnell and Usap alum Andreata Muforo '04 won a $20,000 award for an essay that outlined how Rwanda can develop its private sector through entrepreneurship. [continue reading story]

Usap Alumni: What are they doing now and why?

Research by Alison Segal, former Admissions Officer, University of Chicago

In the fall of 2007, as a Master's student in Northwestern University's Higher Education Administration and Policy Program, Alison Segal undertook an original research project on Usap. What follows is a very interesting insight into how our students fare after they finish their undergraduate studies. [Read more ...]

Tatenda Alton Mupungu
Alton Tatenda Mpungu on his graduation day in the Spring of 2008

The Rise of the Usap Village

Story by Rainos Alma Mutamba in Toronto, Canada

Rainos MutambaI recall with freshness the first day that I walked into the US Embassy Public Affairs Section in Harare and how ecstatic I was to be on this launch pad to glory. That bubbly feeling that grips hunters when they have their prey safely in their arms, the sigh of relief of the once-upon-a-time beggar who has finally hit the jackpot and knows with lucid certainty that the days of suffering now belong to the trash bins of history. I had a somewhat arrogant conviction that I would make the grade, get on a plane for my first time in my twenty years of existence and study in America. [continue reading story]

What is Usap?

Introduction from The Usap Information Office

Usap students represent the best and brightest students of their nation. They aspire to broaden their horizons and share ideas and perspectives with a diverse array of people. Usap participants are selected for embodying all of the following four qualities-

  • Academic excellence
  • Demonstrated leadership potential
  • Ethos of giving back to community
  • Economic disadvantage

[Learn more about Usap]