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National Awards, Scholarships and Grants
Fulbright Grants
Programs with
Earlham Recipients:
Established in 1946, the Fulbright Program aims to increase mutual
understanding between the peoples of the United States and other
countries, through the exchange of persons, knowledge and skills.
Senator J. William Fulbright spearheaded the act of Congress that
created the Fulbright Program to demonstrate U.S. commitment to
democratic values worldwide.
In the past 58 years the Fulbright Program has provided more than
250,000 students, scholars and professionals worldwide with the
opportunity to observe each others’ political, economic and
cultural institutions and exchange ideas. The program strives for
the broadest representation possible. Each year, about 4,500 students
from more than 425 public and private institutions apply for 1,000
fellowships in all fields of study.
For more information about this program, visit the Institute
for International Education which administers the Fulbright Program.
Recipients
2008-09 |
Colin Haywood '08, English and Japanese Studies.
Yearlong study in Japan to translate the poetic works of
Higuchi Ichiyo, a late 19th century Japanese writer. |
2007-08 |
Meredith Hanson ’07, Comparative Languages and
Linguistics and TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages).
English Language Teaching Assistantship to France with a project
on the influence of French culture on foreign language acquisition |
2007-08 |
Katherine Brim ’07, German and TESOL
(Teaching
English to Speakers of Other Languages).
English Language Teaching Assistantship to Germany with a project on soccer |
2007-08 |
Ellen Falk ’07, German and HDSR
(Human Development
and Social Relations).
“Immigrant Integration. Engaging the Whole Community,” Germany |
2006-07 |
Tim Shenk ’04, Spanish and Hispanic Studies.
“Urban Agriculture in the Dominican Republic:
A Delicious Development
Strategy” |
2005-06 |
Mollie Cripe ’05, Sociology/Anthropology.
English Language Teaching Assistantship to Argentina with a
project focusing on Jewish communities and political expression |
2005-06 |
Kelsey Mann ’05, Comparative Language and Literature.
English Language Teaching Assistantship to Germany with a project
focusing on Turkish immigrants and language pedagogy |
2005-06 |
Garret Bucks ’03, Peace and Global Studies.
“Confronting Poverty in a Globalized World: Exploring
the Swedish Model of International Development” |
2005-06 |
Kjersti Knox ’03, Biology/Chemistry.
“Integrative
Medicine, Sweden’s Anti-Drug” |
2004-05 |
Karen L. Hibbard-Rode, ’04, Biology
“Sami
Reindeer Herding and Eco-Cultural Sustainability in the Arctic,” Finland |
2004-05 |
Charles Kamm, ’91, Music
“Finnish
Traditions of Choral Music and Conducting” |
1999 |
Joel Andrews ’99, Biology and German
“German
Words and Jewish Voices: The Emergent Jewish Communities
of Austria” |
1999 |
Nathan Muchhala ’99, Biology
“Bat
Pollination in Ecuadorian Rainforests |
1997 |
Sara Kriksciun ’96, German and Politics
“The
Effects of Assimilation on Eastern German Education” |
1996 |
Mary Landrum ’96
Teaching
Assistant in France |
1995 |
Rebecca Thomforde ’95
“The
Effects of Communism on the Church of Former East German
after World War II” |
| 1991 |
David Fernandes ’91
International
Relations in Chile |
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