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About BSCO
The Bloomington Sister City Organization, Inc. (BSCO), promotes international understanding
through exchanges of people, information, and ideas.
Our goals are to establish friendships, build understanding, and develop economic relationships.
In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower had a vision -- one of fostering grassroots understanding
among people of all nations. He established the People-to-People Program, and the international
Sister Cities Program emerged. BSCO is a proud member Sister Cities International, which
promotes peace through mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation at a time when the
importance of learning to live together has never been more critical.
Right click on this brochure hyperlink to open or download and save a document with additional information.
Become a Member!
About Bloomington Sister City Organization
Visit our membership section for more information.
About Our Patrons, Sponsors and Founding Members
About our Patrons and Sponsors
About our Founding Members
Declaration of Sister City Affiliation
To view or download a copy of the 'Declaration of Sister City Affiliation' between Bloomington and Izumi, right click on the hyperlink to that document, shown above.
Bloomington Sister City Organization Rules of Procedure
To view or download the Rules of Procedure right click on this hyperlink.
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| BSCO Mission |
| The Bloomington Sister City Organization, in support of the City of
Bloomington charter with Izumi City, Japan, works to promote understanding,
prosperity and goodwill through the exchange of education, commerce, and
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| Board Officers |
| Steve Hill |
Pres. |
| Lorinda Pearson |
V.P. |
| Shrin Murthy |
Treas. |
| Luminita Vollmer |
Sec. |
| Board Members |
Eric Berg
Adam Charbonneau - Student
Dick DeGonda
Peter Hage
Kodo Kawamura
Doug Langefels
Karen Nordstrom,
City Council Rep
Pat Peterson
Jon Quach - Student
Gloria Robinson - Normandale College
Dan Royer - Webmaster
Corinne Shepherd
Gary Van Cleve - Corporate Rep
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