Student Fulbright Scholars
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Emma Ertinger '09BA, Spanish; Anthropology Minor: Multicultural Studies Venezuela Will teach English and volunteer in her host community. Upon returning, she plans to pursue a master's degree in translation, education, or applied anthropology.
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Mary Cannito '08BA, Spanish; Inclusive Education Certification Minor: Italian Colombia Taught advanced classes at the University of Medellin on an English Teaching Assistantship.
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Clare Henrie '08BA, International Studies; Inclusive Education Certification Slovak Republic Taught intermediate and advanced classes at a secondary school in Kosice on an English Teaching Assistantship.
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Jamie Lypka '08BA, French Minor: Asian Studies South Korea Taught grades 7 to 9 in Jeju City on an English Teaching Assistantship.
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Casey Powell '07BA, German and Spanish Germany Taught grades 6 to 13 in Hanover on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Natasa Racic '06BA, German and Spanish Minor: Economics Germany Taught at the secondary level in Loeningen on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Alison Crossley '05BA, History; Religious Studies and International Studies Israel Studied Islamic shrines in Jerusalem, examining the relationship between their construction and the development of theology. |
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Eric Eggleston '03BA, Sociology and Religious Studies India Studied at Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi. His research focused on the history of Islam in India prior to colonization by the British. |
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Edward Thater '01BA, German and Spanish Germany Taught high school in Thuringia on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Jeffry Halverson '00BA, Studio Art Egypt Investigated the theological repercussions of contemporary culture on Islamic monotheism at the University of Cairo. |
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Edith Blabac '00BA, English South Korea Taught middle school on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Edward J. Monster '99BA, French and Spanish Belgium Taught English as a Foreign Language at the University of Ghent in Flanders. The following year, he was awarded a Thomas Pickering Fellowship, one of ten nationwide. |
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Shannon Bice '99BS, Chemistry Sweden Studied the chemistry of pheromone communication in the rose beetle at Lund University. |
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Deanne Clark '97BA, English Australia Conducted research on male-female relationships in the works of contemporary Australian writer Helen Garner at the University of Sydney. |
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Dana Quante '97BA, Religious Studies Sri Lanka Studied connections between Buddhism and economics. |
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Abigail Peterson '97BA, English South Korea Taught at YoungKwang Middle School in Youngju City on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Jennifer Wheatley '96BA, English South Korea Awarded an English Teaching Assistantship. back to top |
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Audrey Haines '96BA, French Belgium Awarded an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Shane Bradt '96BS, Biology Spain Affiliated with the University of Valencia, he conducted field study on migrating and endemic waterfowl. |
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Michael Sterling '95BA, History Australia Affiliated with Monash University in Melbourne, he studied local government history and environmental policy. |
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Ryan Williams '95BA, French and German Germany Taught English, American culture, and business practices to junior college students in Erfurt. back to top |
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Michele Heintz '94BA, French France Taught high school on an English Teaching Assistantship. |
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Dina Strasser '94BA, Theatre Arts and English South Korea Awarded an English Teaching Assistantship and conducted research on mask drama, an ancient form of Korean theater that promotes healing. |
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Janet Casaverde '92BA, Spanish Argentina Studied the literature and oral traditions of gaucho cowboy culture, focusing on folk songs. |
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Laura Kroetsch '91BA, English New Zealand Affiliated with Victoria University in Wellington, she studied the journals of single women who migrated from Great Britain to New Zealand during the colonial period. |
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Helen Bauer (Gugel) '55BA, French France Studied for a master's degree in French at the University of Paris.
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