In 1984 the presidents of Iowa State University and the University of Glasgow (Scotland) signed an agreement authorizing exchanges between the two institutions. The program at present consists of five parts: 1) a one-year exchange of undergraduates on a one-to-one basis, participants paying both academic fees and room and board to their home universities; 2) three-month to one-year faculty visits on either an exchange or an individual basis; 3) scientific employees; 4) six- to ten-week exchange visits by veterinary students to conduct clinical classwork; and 5) summer employment by Glasgow students in ISU laboratories. The ISU/Glasgow Exchange Program is the most complete exchange program between an American and an overseas university. Dr. Peter J. Reilly, a professor in chemical engineering at Iowa State University has been the coordinator of the ISU program since its beginning.