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Carole Morin, Scottish writer (went to US)
Edgar Ramirez, Venezuelan actor (went to Austria)
Lee Bollinger, the 19th president of Columbia University (went to Brazil)
Luca Parmitano, Italian astronaut (went to US)
Hans Schlegel, German astronaut (went to US)
Catherine Coleman, American astronaut (went to Norway)
Anies Baswedan, Current Governor of Jakarta (went to USA 1987–1988)
Dixie Dansercoer, Belgian explorer (went to the US)
Jan Eliasson, former President of the UN General Assembly and Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs (went to the US), UN deputy secretary-general from July 1, 2012
Cesar Gaviria, former President of Colombia (went to the US)
Israel Hanukoglu, Professor of Biochemistry and Science adviser of the Israeli Prime Minister (went to the US)
Yoshihiro Hattori (went to the US)
Bill Irwin, American actor (went to Northern Ireland)
Ernesto Jerez, a Dominican sportscaster
Kenneth I. Juster, United States Ambassador to India (went to Thailand)
David Madden, American quiz show champion and founder of the International History Bee and Bowl (went to Austria)
Zalmay Khalizad, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations (went to the US)
Christine Lagarde, current IMF Director, former Minister of Economic Affairs, Industry and Employment of France (went to the US)
Ulrike Lunacek, current Austrian member of the European Parliament (went to the US)
Margaret H. Marshall, 23rd Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, and the first female to hold that position (AFS to US from South Africa)
Milow, a Belgian singer (went to the US)
Jann Klose, German-born singer-songwriter (went to the US)
Klaus Eberhartinger, Austrian singer and presenter (went to the US)
Diana Muir, an American writer and historian (went to Chile)
Tiina Nunnally, an American author and translator (went to Denmark)
Helmut Panke, a member of the board of directors at Microsoft (went to the US)
Gerhard Pfanzelter, Austrian Ambassador to the United Nations (went to the US)
Lieven Scheire, Belgian comedian (went to Iceland)
Yasuhisa Shiozaki, Japanese politician (went to the US)
Linda Wells, American editor-in-chief (went to Turkey)
Craig Wilson, American columnist (went to Great Britain)
James Woolsey, a foreign policy specialist and former Director of Central Intelligence and head of the Central Intelligence Agency (February 5, 1993 – January 10, 1995) (went to Sweden)
Colin Bundy Principal of Green Templeton College, Oxford (AFS to US from South Africa)
J. Christopher Stevens, U.S. Ambassador to Libya killed while serving as US Ambassador to Libya (went to Spain)
Ilona Szabó Brazilian Political scientist, went to Latvia
İsmail Cem İpekçi Turkish Foreign Minister went to USA
Rogelio Pfirter, Argentinian Diplomat (went to the US)
Susana Malcorra, United Nations Chef de Cabinet to the Executive Office, served as Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Executive Director of the World Food Programme (went to the US)
Jorge Argüello, Argentinian Ambassador (went to the US)
Julio Frade, Uruguayan Actor, Radio Announcer and Pianist (went to the US)
Alfreð Finnbogason, Icelandic soccer player (went to Italy)
Alfred Biolek, German entertainer (went to the US)
Ron Underwood, American director (went to Sri Lanka, aka Ceylon)
Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, Norwegian politician (went to the US)
Ulrich Tukur, German actor (went to the US)
Renata Sorrah, Brazilian actress (went to the US)
Tim Noakes, an A-rated South African professor of exercise and sports science at the University of Cape Town (went to the US)
Shamcey Supsup, Filipina, Miss Universe 2011 3rd runner-up.
Diann Shipione, U.S. Financial Advisor and U.S. Municipal Pension System Advocate (went to Sri Lanka)^[37]
Samantha Cristoforetti, Italian astronaut (went to the US)
Mariya Takeuchi, Japanese singer-songwriter (went to US)^[38]