ٺƵ is a “top producer” of Fulbright U.S. Scholars in 2019-20, as announced by The Chronicle of Higher Education today (Feb. 10).
“At ٺƵ, we pride ourselves on welcoming the world to campus and connecting the campus with the world,” said Joanna Regulska, vice provost and associate chancellor of Global Affairs. “The Fulbright Program brings tremendous opportunities to do just that, which is why I am thrilled to see an increasing number of faculty and staff engaging in these experiences.
“Our ٺƵ Fulbrighters exchange culture, knowledge, and perspectives that benefit us all and create lasting impact, locally and globally.”
ٺƵ Fulbright Scholars, 2019-20
- David Corina, professor, Department of Linguistics, College of Letters and Science, hosted at University College London
- Steven Fennimore, Cooperative Extension specialist, Department of Plant Sciences, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, hosted by the National Institute of Agricultural Research, Uruguay
- Brianne Holden, Study Abroad program coordinator and advisor, Global Affairs, hosted by the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange, Taiwan
- Carson Jeffres, staff research associate, Center for Watershed Sciences, hosted by Federal University of Para, Brazil
- Naomi Martisius, research associate, Department of Anthropology, College of Letters and Science, hosted by New Bulgarian University
- Scott Palmer, advisor, Undergraduate and Prestigious Scholarships, hosted by the German-American Fulbright Commission
- Richard Sayler, graduate student, Department of Chemistry, College of Letters and Science, hosted by National Polytechnic Institute, Mexico
The Fulbright Program provides international exchange opportunities for students, scholars and professionals in graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools. Global Affairs counts more than 400 ٺƵ-affiliated Fulbright U.S. Scholars and Students over the past decade.
More information is available on Global Affairs’ .