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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2019 · 38 MIN

Daniel Tamayo: How A California Community College Exports A Great U.S. Education

from Export Stories Podcast · host Andrew Bartolotta, Betsy Olim, Daniel Tamayo

Did you realize that education is an important export?  It turns out that it is the 5th largest export from the U.S.!  Daniel explains how he has developed the program for The Falcons of West Hills College Coalinga and shares some fascinating stories along the way.For more information about the International Student program at West Hills College Coalinga, you can visit their website (check out the video): https://www.westhillscollege.com/coalinga/admissions/international-students/We’d love to get a conversation going about this episode and even more general discussions about exporting.  Please reach out to me on exportstoriespodcast.com.  You can go to the contact page or ask questions or post comments on the episode page. I am happy to post your comments or questions.  We’re also on Twitter!We’re really trying to create a community of exporters here – so please reach out and chat.

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We are so happy to have Daniel Tamayo as our guest for the 10th episode of Export Stories Podcast. Daniel is the Director of International Student Services for West Hills College, Coalinga, CA. Daniel joins us from Coalinga.

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