Students at American University in Cairo Leave Egypt
Chris Long, the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies in the College of the Liberal Arts, tweeted this afternoon the Penn State students who had been studying at the American University in Cairo had been transported on a plane out of the country.
Very relieved that we seem to have gotten our #psucla students studying at the American University in #Cairo, #Egypt on the plane out.
Christopher Long
LAUSDeanLong
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