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About IIE
Peace and prosperity around the world depend on increasing
the capacity of people to think and work in a global and intercultural
basis. As technology opens borders, education and professional exchange
open minds.

The Institute of International Education was established in 1919
as an independent nonprofit, in the aftermath of World War I, by individuals who
believed that there could be no lasting peace without greater understanding
between nations and that international exchange formed the strongest basis for
fostering such understanding. View
IIE’s mission statement and goals
About IIE Rocky Mountain Regional Center For
over 50 years, the IIE Rocky Mountain Regional Center has been bringing
IIE-administered programs to a sixteen-state
region. The office is comprised of four divisions: Denver World
Affairs Council; Educational
Services, International
Visitor Leadership Program, and GlobaLiteracy
Contact Us 475 Seventeenth Street, Suite
800 Denver, CO 80202 303.837.0788 www.RockyMountainIIE.org Show
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The IIE Rocky Mountain staff works each day to create
opportunities for the exchange of people and ideas . In 50 years of service, IIE
Rocky Mountain has earned the highest level of respect and trust in the
international community by providing a distinguished level of achievement.
View a list of local staff members
who makes this possible each day
Employment
Opportunities IIE is a diverse and entrepreneurial
organization. Responsive to change from all levels within the
organization, IIE has the feel of a small company, with all the resources and
benefits of the largest not-for-profit international educational exchange
organization. Depending upon the energy, creativity and dedication of our
employees, we value diversity and foster a culture of inclusion.
There are currently no job openings, please
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Internships IIE Rocky Mountain offers internships,
some with a small stipend pending grant approval, to introduce students from
colleges and universities to international affairs. Internships are
available to current students with knowledge of U.S. foreign policy, marketing,
technology, or related fields. Interns work part-time in the office for a
semester. Interns may work full-time in the office during the
Summer. Send a cover letter, resume, and proof of student status to the
attention: Internship Coordinator at our mailing address.
IIE Regional Advisory
Board Regional Advisory Board members are outstanding
business, academic and civil leaders in their respective regions. Thanks
to the enormous time and support of this year’s Board! View a list of 2008 board
members
Funding
Profile IIE Rocky Mountain is an independent, nonprofit.
Individual donors, foundations, and corporate grants play a critical role in
enabling us to expand our much needed services to higher education and the
community.
IIE Rocky Mountain is staffed by 11 people, 8 full-time and 3
part-time. We are assisted in our work by a supportive Regional Advisory Board
of 36 people and over 200 hundred volunteers. Our annual budget of approximately
$1.1 million is supported about 57% by sponsored programs (Fulbright, etc.) and
about 43% by funds raised in the community through fund-raising events,
memberships, annual contributions, fees for service and foundation grants.
Support from individuals, corporations, and foundations
are vital to our success. Make an investment in peace and global
leadership today: Support IIE
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