1. Virginia Tech School Of Education Projects in Africa 1986-2011 and the Malawi Adopt a School Project

2. Virginia Tech School Of Education Projects in Africa 1986-2011: Led by Josiah Tlou. MALAWI DatesProject 1996-1998Development of Curriculum on Civic Education- USAID 1999-2001 Research on Teaching in Cultural Context in Primary Schools in Malawi ($100,000) – HED/USAID 2000-2002Introduction of Qualitative and Quantitative Research. ($100,000).HED/USAID 2001-2006 University Partnership in Institutional Capacity Building (UPIC) at Domasi College in Malawi ($2.7 million)- USAID 2001-2006Mzuzu UPIC Project on ICT ($1.4 million)- USAID 2002-2004 Fulbright Studies Tour for Virginia Teachers in Malawi ($66,000). Fulbright Hays 2010-2013 Global Health Exchange Program in Health Care Giving in Malawi and Zambia ($440,000) US Dept. of State Botswana 1986-1991 Establishment of a B.Ed. degree program for primary teacher education at University of Botswana. Zambia 2010-2013 Global Health Exchange Program in Health Care Giving ($440,000) –US Dept. of State Kenya 2007-2009 Citizens’ exchanges between Kenya and the U.S. on the theme “Responsible Governance”. US Department of State. $239,000 South Africa University of South Africa NEPAD University of Pretoria Zimbabwe 2011- Curriculum Review Project with UNICEF Nigeria B & B, National Commission of Education, National Commission of Universities Egypt Virginia Tech-MENA Project Egypt Ministry of Education

3. Distribution of Back Packs at the Malawi School