Fulbright Recipients

2023 (for the 2023 - 2024 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Anuj Amin (COL '18) to Israel - religious studies, "“Aramaic Incantation Bowls: Traditions of Ancient Healing, Exorcisms, and the Trade of Medical Antiquities"
• Ella Atsavapranee (COL '23) to Switzerland, research at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
• Rebecca Bean (COL/WH '21) to Mexico, business, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
• Rachael (Viola) Bordon (Weitzman '21) to Nepal, Craft and Design, research at Katmandu University on shifting landscapes, climate change, craft, sustainability, and indigenous knowledge in Nepal
• Allison Chou (COL '23) to Switzerland, neuroscience, research at University of Bern conducting phosphoproteomic analysis in slow wave sleep
• Zachary Hamdi (COL '19) to Ecuador, international relations, research on the effectiveness of Ecuador’s new antitrust regulatory regime
• Nilesh Kavthekar (SEAS/WH '16) to Belgium, Denmark,  and Spain, economics, research at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, the University of Copenhagen, and the Instituto de Empresa Law School on the diverging labor protections for workers on digital labor platforms
• Vincent Kelley (SAS '26) to India, ethnomusicology, research on the international musical, political, and cultural interactions fostered by the Jazz Yatra festivals in post-independence Mumbai and Delhi in India.
• Colin Lodewick (COL '19) to Guatemala, literature, research on sound artist, composer, and writer Joaquín Orellana
• Anya Miller (COL '23) to Spain, sociology, Master's in Social Science at University Carlos III of Madrid 
• Marissa Mojnea (COL '22) to New Zealand, neuroscience, research in neurodegenerative diseases at the University of Otago
• Priyamvada Nambrath (SAS '30) to India, history of science, research on the history of Indian mathematics
• Sriram Palepu (Perelman '24) to India, health care, research on the barriers to care that trans women face in Hyderabad, India
• Kyra Schulman (COL '18) to France, French and Francophone studies, research on the everyday lives of Jewish women in Paris from the Vichy-era to its afterlives in the postcolonial age
• Ingrid Sotelo (COL '23) to Germany, research at the Freie Universität Berlin, on the role of cultural values and resilience in transgenerational trauma of Holocaust survivor offspring
• Erin Wrightson (SAS '27) to Brazil, early modern art, “Cartographies of Wood: Foraging in the visual archive in Colonial Brazil, 1500-1650"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Erin Brennan (COL '23) to Taiwan
• Mia Cheung (COL '22) to France
• Teresa Christensen (COL '22) to South Korea
• Sabrina de Brito (GSE '23) to Thailand
• Ashley Fuchs (COL '22) to Estonia
• Lauren Lamb (GSE '23) to Taiwan
• Esther Lee (COL '23) to Taiwan
• Beyoncé Lightfoot (COL '22) to South Korea
• Lea Mangifesta (COL '22) to Latvia
• Vanessa Martinez Penn (GSE '22) to Spain
• Trevor Núñez (COL '21) to Colombia
• Laila Shadid (COL '23) to West Bank - Palestine Territories
• Sally Thomas (COL '23) to West Bank - Palestine Territories

2022 (for the 2022-2023 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Aishwarya Balaji (COL ’22) to Germany - psychology, "Assessing Implicit Intergroup Biases in Lemurs Using a Modified Implicit Association Test"
• Gavin Blasdel (GAS) to Greece - archaeology, "Statues in Space: Honorific Monuments, Politics, and Community in Roman Athens"
• Sonali Deliwala (COL ’22) to India - development studies, "Studying the Economic Impact of Land Rights for Adivasis in Gujarat"
• Alice Heyeh (COL ’22) to United Kingdom - design, Design for Equity: The Study of Visual Language, Algorithms, and Justice"
• Shaila Lothe (COL/WH ’22) to Mexico - business, "Binational Internship Program"
• Brendan Lui (COL ’22) to Germany - political science, Master's in Political Science, University of Cologne
• Amin Marei (EDP) to Jordan - education, "Understanding the design of cross-cultural online learning experiences for Arab learners"
• Zonia Moore (MED) to Mexico - dermatology, research on skin conditions
• Rebecca Morse (COL ’22) to Switzerland - virology research at the University of Geneva "The Effect of Previous Infection on Vaccine Response Quality”
• Wil Prall (GAS) to France - biology, "Understanding mRNA modification during Pathogen Stress in Plants"
• Anuj Krishnamurthy (SEAS) to UK - Master's degree
• Kaitlyn Rentala (COL ’22) to European Union - philosophy, "Analyzing Tech Policy in Democracies and Authoritarian States"
• Anyara Rodriguez (COL ’22) to Germany - neuroscience, research on sleep and memory
• Lily Snider (COL ’20) to Portugal - creative writing, "Bearing Witness: A Journey through Judaism in the Azores"
• Irene Yee (COL ’22) to Sweden - neuroscience, "The Pathology of Hearing Loss Due to Primary Mitochondrial Disease" 

English Teaching Assistantships

• Lilian Chen (NUR/WH ’22) to Taiwan
• Ria Chinchankar (WH ’22) to Mexico
• Amira Chowdhury (COL/SP2 ’22) to Timor-Leste
• Luke Coleman (COL ’22) to Spain
• Robin Hu (COL ’22) to Taiwan
• J'Aun Johnson (COL ’22) to Colombia
• Jordyn Kaplan (COL ’22) to Spain
• Erin Kraskewicz (COL ’22) to Spain
• Jeewon Lee (COL ‘20, GAS ’21) to Taiwan
• Avneet Randhawa (COL ’21) to Spain
• Stefan Tomov (COL/WH ’22) to Taiwan
• Chloe Zhou (EDG ’22) to Taiwan

2021 (for the 2021-2022 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Robyn Barrow (GAS) to Iceland - art history, "Ecologies of Art-making in Medieval Iceland"
• Gabriel DeSantis (SEAS '20, '21) to Portugal - materials science, "Multi-Material Bioprinting for Cultivated Meat Modeling"
• Samuel Goldstein (COL/GAS '21) to Germany - astronomy, "Obtaining Dark Energy Constraints from the BAO Using an EFT-Based Likelihood"
• Maria Kovalchuk (GAS) to Germany - literature, "Translation and Society in Ancient Rome"
• Andreas Nolan (COL '19) to Finland - social sciences, graduate degree at the University of Turku on Inequalities, Interventions, and the New Welfare State
• Caleb Oh (COL '21) to South Korea - medical sciences, "Reducing Cost and Variability of Breast Cancer Treatment Using Deep Learning"
• Neelima Paleti (COL '21) to India - public health, "Choices in Childbirth: Sociocultural Factors Impacting C-section Rates in South India"
• John Sigmier (GAS) to France - archaeology, "The Pathology of Roman Architecture: Mapping the Spread of Architectural Knowledge in Gaul"
• Claire Sliney (COL '21) to France - gender studies, "Narrative and Modern Diaspora: Using Cinema to Reimagine French-Maghrebi Female Identity" (Fulbright-National Geographic Storytelling Fellow)
• Marion Standefer (COL '21) to France - education, graduate degree in Training Practices: Consulting, Project Management, and Social & Territorial Action at CY Cergy Paris University 
• Edward Stevens IV (COL '21) to Finland - sociology, graduate degree in Contemporary Societies at the University of Helsinki
• Judith Weston (GAS) to France - library science, ""Pulp” Fiction: A Biographical and Material Analysis on Paper c. 1480-1540"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Rhina Allende (GSE '21) to South Africa
• Daisy Angeles (COL '21) to Mexico
• Saxon Bryant (WH/COL '21) to Taiwan (Debate Coach/Trainer Award)
• Youvin Chung (COL '21) to Taiwan
• Megan Everts (COL '21) to South Korea
• Bhavana Penmetsa (COL '21) to Spain
• Andrew Zheng (COL '21) to Spain

2020 (for the 2020-2021 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Christine Olagun-Samuel (COL '20) to South Africa - public health, "A Historical and Sociological Exploration of Race and Healthcare in South Africa"
• Stephanie Petrella (COL '17) to Ukraine - political science, "Examining the Role of Ukraine's Business Elite in Economic Reforms"
• Adam Sax (GAS) to Belgium - literature, "A Continuum of Loss: Productive Melancholia & Irresolvable Loss in Twentieth-Century Elegy"
• Raka Sen (GAS) to India - social sciences, "Adaptation Labor: Gender, Work, and Climate Change in the Sundarbans"
• Adithya Sriram (SEAS/COL '20) to Germany - physics, "Attosecond Electron Dynamics in 2D Materials"
• Samuel Tullman (COL '17) to Brazil - neuroscience, "Jungle in the Mind: EEG Correlates of Symptom Reduction in Ayahuasca Treatment"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Abby Cacho (COL '17, GSE '20) to Malaysia
• Faith Cho (COL '20) to South Korea
• Serena Hajjar (COL '20) to Russia
• Henry Hoffman (COL '20) to Spain
• Natalia Lindsey (COL '20) to Spain
• James Nassur (COL '19) to Jordan
• Ton Nguyen (COL '20) to Indonesia
• Mark Perfect (COL '18) to Germany
• Aiden Reiter (WH/COL '20) to Laos
• Arryonna Santos (COL '20) to Brazil

2019 (for the 2019-2020 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Fjora Arapi (COL '19) to Albania - international relations, "Attitudes Towards Institutionalized Religion: Explaining Tolerance in Albania"
• Carinthia Bank (SP2 '19) to the UK - psychology, graduate degree in Sport & Exercise Psychology at the University of Stirling 
• Dillon Bergin (COL '19) to Germany - journalism, Young Professional Journalist Program 
• Anna Carapellotti (LPS '15) to the Netherlands - interdisciplinary studies, "Understanding the lived experience of dancing with Parkinson’s: A qualitative study"
• Alexandria Cogdill (Graduate Engineering '16) to France - medical sciences, "The Role of the Gut Microbiome in Cancer Immunotherapy"
• Wilson Fisher (COL '19) to Ukraine - art and architectural history, "Contemporary Ukrainian Photography: Picturing the Post-Euromaidan Period"
• Tiberiu Mihaila (COL/GAS '19) to Germany - physics, "Polarization-guided imaging for precise molecular localization in three spatial dimensions"
• Shiv Nadkarni (COL '19) to the UK - anthropology, graduate degree in Dance Anthropology at the University of Roehampton 
• Bryan Norton (GAS) to Germany - language and literature, "Engineering the transcendental aesthetic: the perpetuum mobile from Kant to Friedlaender"
• Jessica Peng (GAS/GSE) to Indonesia - anthropology, "Mobilizing Indonesia's Youth for "Development from the Margins"
• Hughes Ransom (COL '19) to Mexico - film studies, graduate degree in Cinematic and Audiovisual Production at the National Institute of the Arts
• Mark Rinder (COL/WH '19) to Mexico - business/management, Binational Internship Program
• Helen Stuhr-Rommereim (GAS) to Russia - language and literature, "Raznochintsy Intellectuals and the Literature of Social Change in Post-Emancipation Russia"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Julia Bell (COL '19) to the Czech Republic
• Savi Joshi (WH '19) to Malaysia 
• Aharon Lahijani (COL '18) to Brazil
• John McGahay (COL '19) to Germany
• Catherine Monk (COL '19) to France (declined)
• Candace Morff (COL '19) to Germany 
• Caroline Scown (COL '19) to Taiwan 
• Nicholas Wehbeh (COL '19) to Bahrain 

2018 (for the 2018-2019 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Kevin Berry (SOD) to Germany -  art & architectural history, "The Politics of Modern Architecture: Adolf Behne's Writings, 1919-1933"
• Petra Creamer (GAS) to Germany - archeology, "Identity in Death: The Development of Assyrian Imperial Influence in Assur’s Graves"
• Lacy Feigh (GAS) to Ethiopia - modern history, "Navigating Labor: Networks of Slavery, Migration, and Commodities"
• Alisa Feldman (COL '18) to Israel - sociology, "Coupling" With Infertility: Understanding Couples' Infertility Experiences in Israel"
• Amber Henry (GAS) to Colombia - anthropology, "Beyond Authenticity: Palenquero Identity in Post-Conflict Colombia"
• Marco Herndon (COL '16) to Peru - urban development & planning, "Rechazando el olvido: LGBT Peruvians and Peru’s Armed Conflict"
• Ari Lewis (COL '18) to the UK - business/management, graduate degree in International Film Business at the University of Exeter
• Brian Liu (COL '18) to China (declined) - international relations, "African Aspirations: A Comparative Study of Sino-African Educational Exchanges"
• Julia Miller (GSE) to Finland - education, "Effects of Social Play on K-2 students in Philadelphia and Helsinki" 
• Meghana Nallajerla (COL '18) to Sri Lanka - psychology, "Intergenerational Trauma and Mental Wellbeing in Sri Lankan Tamil Families"
• Kristina Nielsen (GAS) to India - anthropology, "Ethnography of the Neutral Accent of the Call Center Industry in India"
• Bela Parekh (COL '18/WH '18) to the UK (declined) - public health, graduate degree in Public Health at the University of Liverpool
• Kristen Pearson (COL '18) to Mongolia - archeology, "Felt, Fabric, and Fur: Perishable Artifacts of Ancient Mongolia"
• Sara Ray (GAS) to the Netherlands - cultural & intellectual history, "Human Anatomical Collecting and the History of Disability in the Netherlands, 1820-1850"
• Kyra Schulman (COL '18) to France (declined) - modern history, graduate degree in History at Sciences Po 
• Kate Sohn (COL '18) to South Korea - public health, "Understanding the Transition From Breast Cancer Patient to Survivor in South Korea"
• Andrew Starling (GAS) to France - cultural & intellectual history, "Wars of the Pen": Jansenism, the Rise of Mass Media, and the Fall of the Old Regime"
• Sharonya Vadakattu (COL/WH '18) to Brazil - public health, "Analysis of a Neurodevelopment and Maternal-Child Health Program in São Paulo"
• Christopher Yao (COL '17/BMP '18) to China (declined) - public health, "Elucidating the Misconceptions and Etiology of Cleft Lip and Palate Birth Defects in China"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Gabriel Delaney (COL '15) to Colombia
• Joshua Jordan (COL '18) to India
• Caroline Kim (COL '17) to Indonesia 
• Amalia Lund (COL '16) to Brazil
• Jodi Marcus (COL '18) to India
• Amanda Nart (COL '18) to Colombia (declined)
• Farah Otero-Amad (COL '18) to Argentina (declined)
• Haley Rugh (COL '18) to Germany
• Ivan Sandoval (COL '17) to Germany (declined)
• Reece Sisto (COL '18) to Colombia
• Julia Slater (COL '17, GSE  '18) to Mexico
• Karis Stephen (COL '18) to Malaysia
• Sarah Tang (COL '18) to Malaysia
• David Thai (COL '18) to Vietnam
• Shirin Vetry (COL '18) to Colombia

2017 (for the 2017-2018 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Caitlin Clements (GAS) to Sweden -  psychology, "Identifying Predictors of Severe Depression using Genomic and Registry Data"
• Elizabeth Dresselhaus (COL '17) to The Netherlands - physical sciences,"Quantum Computing Theory of Majorana Fermions"
• Claudia Gambrah-Sampaney (MED) to Peru (declined) - public health, "An Examination of Depression in Huntington's Disease"
• Jacquelyn Greiff (GSE) to Bosnia & Herzegovina - anthropology, "I am the Rest: Negotiating Belonging among University Students in Bosnia-Herzegovina"
• Matthew Kelemen (COL '17) to South Korea - Graduate Degree in Korean Studies
• Aimee Knaus (COL/WH '17) to Oman - business/management, "Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Sustainable Tourism Development in Oman"
• Christopher Magoon (MED) to China - public health,“Evaluation of eye exercises in preventing myopia advancement in Chinese children”
• Sonita Moss (GAS) to France - sociology,"In Search of a Dream? Black American Expatriates in Paris"
• Jocelyn Perry (COL '13) to Malawi - public administration, Fulbright Public Policy Fellowship
• Jordi Rivera Prince (COL '16) to Peru - anthropology, "Recuperación de Voces Perdidas: Bioarchaeology of the Moche People"
• Harrison Schley (GAS) to Japan - art and architectural history, "Merchants and the Art Market: Authorship and the Movement of Edo Period Ceramics"
• Thomas Tearney (GAS) to Austria - language and literature,"Wege der Verheißung: Time and Prophecy in Franz Werfel and Joseph Roth"
• Priyanka Varma (COL '14) to India (declined) - education, "Analyzing High Primary School Dropout Rates amongst Dalit Children in India"
• Sarah Winton (COL '17) to Jordan - economics,"Remittances: The Decision-Making Process for Determining End Uses"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Alex Aronovich (WH '16) to Brazil
• Charles Du (EAS/WH '17) to Taiwan
• Claire Elliot (COL '17) to Malaysia
• Stephanie Felt (COL '17) to South Korea
• Jesus Fuentes (COL '15) to Mexico
• Emma Hong (COL '17) to Malaysia (declined)
• Michaela Kotziers (COL '17) to Germany
• Sophie Litwin (COL '17) to Mexico
• Sofia Medrano (COL ’17) to Spain
• Leora Mincer (COL '17) to India
• Jonah Rosen (COL'17) to Russia
• William Slotznick (COL '17) to Colombia (declined)
• Jessica Williams (GSE '13) to Italy

2016 (for the 2016-2017 academic year)

Study/Research Awards

• Emily Clayton (WH Grad) to Malawi - economic development, Fulbright-Clinton Public Policy Fellowship 
• Gina Elia (GAS) to Taiwan - Chinese literature, "Shifting Concepts of Religion and Modernity in Republican-Era Chinese Literature"
• Alexander Hoppe (GAS) to India - sociology, "The Social Life of Apparel: Fashion Production Between India and the United States"
• Sandhya Jetty (WH '16) to India - economic development, "Entrepreneurship’s Efficacy in Empowering Women"
• Jamie Kent (WH '14) to Chile - information sciences, "Analyzing Educational Infrastructure for Developing Technical Talent in Chile"
• Rohini Kopparam (EAS '16) to India - public health, "India’s Missing Girls: Improving Initiatives to Eliminate Female Feticide"
• Kelsey Norris (GAS) to Russia - modern history, "Displaced Persons (DPs) and the Politics of Family Reunification in the Postwar Soviet Union"
• Aardra Rajendran (EAS/COL '16) to India - public health, "Social Pathogens: Investigating Water-Borne Diseases in Porur, Chennai"
• Didem Uca (GAS) to Germany - language and literature, "Writing Childhood in Contemporary Intercultural German Literature"
• Arianna Ulloa (COL '16) to the UK - psychology, Master of Science in Psychological Research Methods at Lancaster University
• Eileen Wang (COL '16) to China - public health, "The Experience of Childbirth Pain in Zhejiang Province, China"
• Johnathan Zeng (EAS '16) to China - public health, "Investigation of Lung Cancer Risk Factors for Ethnic Minorities in Southwest China"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Kendra Carson (COL '16) to India
• Lisa Cheung (COL '16) to Malaysia
• Sarah Elnahal (COL '16) to Malaysia
• Leila Ehsan (COL '16) to Tajikistan
• Jordan Huynh (COL '15) to Vietnam (declined)
• Amanda Laura (COL '14) to Spain
• LaurenMcCann (WH '16) to India
• Mabel Oviedo (COL '16) to Spain
• Cathryn Peirce (COL '16) to Ivory Coast
• Stephen Pintauro (COL '16) to South Africa
• Nathan Stauffer (COL '16) to Malaysia

2015

Research Awards

• William Beck (GAS) to the UK - classical languages and literature, "Translating the Scholia to the Iliad"
• Daniel Brooks (COL '15) to Mexico - anthropology, "Association of vWA and TPOX Polymorphisms with Venous Thrombosis in Mexican Mestizos"
• Sofia Duque (COL '15) to Botswana - public health, "Understanding Pregnancy Intention and Determining Opportunities for Pre-conception Care"
• Samuel Holzman (GAS) to Greece - archeology, "Ionic Architecture and Local Identities in the North Aegean"
• Bo kyung Im (GAS) to South Korea  - ethnomusicology, "Peripheral Voices: Music, Ritual, and Subject Formation in Modern Seoul"
• Alain Kilajian (COL '15) to Thailand - environmental studies, "A study of the potential impacts of the mining industry on an agricultural community"
• Joyce Kim (COL '15) to South Korea  - education, "How Civic Education Impacts Adjustment of North Korean Youth Defectors in South Korea"
• Kim Kolor (COL '15) to Sri Lanka  - theology and religion, "Exploring Beauty in Eastern Sri Lanka"
• Matthew Lee (Nursing '14) to Australia - psychology, "Prosocial Frameworks:  The Role of Relatedness Support in Online Games"
• Oyinkansola Muraina (COL '15) to Nigeria - interdisciplinary studies, "Islam, Law, and Society in Yorubaland"
• Alexander Polyak (COL '15) to India - modern history, "Collarless Bourgeoisie: New Definitions of 19th Century Middle Class Formations in India"
• Nikhil Rajapuram (EAS '15) to India - public health, "Examination of Stigma Facing Families of Children with Cerebral Palsy in Rural India"
• Jennifer Thompson (NURS) to Mexico (declined) - public health, "An investigation into delivery of care in indigenous community hospitals in Mexico"
• Grace Truong (COL '15) to the Philippines - public health, "The Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood in the Filipino Autistic Community"
• Maya Vinokour (GAS) to Germany  - comparative literature, "Power, Sexuality, and the Masochistic Aesthetic from Sacher-Masoch to Kharms"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Marie Carter (COL '15) to Spain
• Shriram Chauhan (COL '12) to Nepal
• Nathalie Figueroa (COL '15) to India
• George Rosa Acosta (COL '15) to Portugal
• Matthew Rublin (COL '15) to Spain
• Samir Shah (COL '15) to Spain
• Taryn Williams (GSE '15) to Germany

2014 

Research Awards

• Sarah Beckmann (GAS '19) to France - archaeology, "Collection and Commodity: Statuary in the Villas of Late-antique Gaul"
• Michael Broder (COL '14) to Guatemala - anthropology, "The Effect of Medical Pluralism on Diabetes Prevention and Control"
• Elliott Brooks (COL '14) to Morocco - art & architectural history, "Cooperatives and residencies: creating spaces for contemporary art in Morocco"
• Jacqueline Burek (GAS '21) to the UK - literature, "Manuscript Study: Welsh Translations of Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britanniae"
• Alice Conant (COL '13) to India - public health, "Using Geospatial Mapping to Optimize Healthcare Delivery in Karnataka, India" 
• Sonya Davey (COL '14) to India (declined) - public health, "Analyzing development and outcome of Tata Memorial’s breast and cervical cancer screening"
• Marisa Denker (COL '14) to Ireland - urban development and planning, "A Brave New Dublin"
• Robert Hegwood (GAS '21) to Japan - history, "The Social Foundations for Growth: Nikkei Brokers and Japan in the Global Imaginary, 1930-"
• Joseph Isaac (COL '14) to Australia - art & archtectural history, "Graffiti in Melbourne; Street Art as a Visual Extension of the City’s Corporate Identity"
• Elizabeth Lastra (GAS '20) to Spain - art & architectural history, "The Making of a Camino Town: Architecture and Sculpture in Carrión de los Condes"
• Mike Mitchell (WH '09) to Mexico - agriculture, "Measuring the Contribution of Household Aquaculture to Poverty Reduction in Mexico"
• Kathryn Morgan (GAS '20) to Turkey - archaeology, "Tangled Webs: Archaeological Textiles in Social Context"
• Quan Nguyen (COL '14) to Korea - education, "A Study of Education Inequality in South Korea and the Role of Online Mass Education"
• Sarah Schulte (COL '14) to Chile - public health, "Determinants of Obesity-Related Behaviors Among Pregnant Chilean Women"
• Simone Stern (COL '14) to Italy - sociology, "The Effects of Marriage between Italians and Immigrants on Cultural Integration in Italy"
• Laura Tillery (GAS '21) to Germany - art & architectural history, "Visual Culture of German Hanse Cities: Mercantile Patronage and Civic Identity c.1450-1550"
• Christina Wu (COL '14) to China - public health, "Shifting Attitudes Toward and Services for the Elderly with Dementia in China"

English Teaching Assistantships

• James Eggers (GSE '14) to Brazil
• Andrew Hasson (COL '14) to Malaysia 
• Samantha Osaki (COL '14) to Ivory Coast 
• Miller Radford (COL '14) to Malaysia
• Daneel Schaechter (COL '13) to Brazil
• Sarah Shihadah (COL '14) to Jordan
• Amanda Wolkin (COL '14) to Malaysia

2013

English Teaching Assistantships

• Leah Apple (COL '13) to Taiwan
• Joseph Cloward (COL '13) to Germany
• Albi Dhimitri (COL '12) to Colombia 
• Fernando Duran (GSE) to Argentina
• Allyson Even (COL '13) to Mexico
• Aisha Hadlock (MLS '13) to Malaysia
• Julia Holup (COL '10) to Malaysia
• Meghan Labasky (COL '13) to South Korea
• Amanda Penn (GSE) to South Africa

2012

English Teaching Assistantships

• Landon Reitz (COL '11) to Germany
• Scott Williams (COL '12) to Indonesia

2011

English Teaching Assistantships

• Anusha Alles (COL '11) to Sri Lanka
• Russell Aldrich (VET '13) to Tajikistan 
• Brandon Bloch (COL '11) to Germany
• Hannah Connor (COL '11) to Spain
• Mark Pan (COL '11) to Malaysia
• Zachary Schwam (COL '11) to Germany

2010

English Teaching Assistantships

• Sherri Cohen (COL '06) to Turkey 
• Esther Kim (COL '10) to South Korea
• Michael Wojcik, (COL '10) to Germany

2009

English Teaching Assistantships

• Allison Freedman (COL ’09) to Hong Kong
• Maria Litsakis (COL '07) to Taiwan

2008

English Teaching Assistantships

• Christina Lordeman (COL ’08) to Germany 
• Eve Richer (COL '08) to Brazil
• Winnie Tang (GSE) to Hong Kong 

2007

Research Awards

• Jose Asturias (WH ’07) to Chile - economics, "Has Free Trade Improved Agricultural Productivity in Chile?"
• Veyom Bahl (COL ’07) to Mexico - political science, "Cooperative Public Policy for Preventing HIV/AIDS in Mexico and the United States"
• Kathlene Baldanza (GAS) to Taiwan - history, " Pariah Women in Chinese and Sino-Vietnamese Literature"
• Lisa Bourla (GAS) to Italy - art and architectural history, "Cigoli's Uniquely Florentine Contribution to the Birth of Baroque Art"
• Neil Chisholm (COL ’04) to South Korea - law, "The Diffusion of American Law into South Korea"
• Lea Chu (COL ’07) to China - anthropology, "Evolving Cultural Perceptions through the International Adoption Process"
• Raphael Cohn (EAS ’07) to Israel - engineering, "Information Representation in Computer Science and Fine Arts"
• Catherine Daly (GAS) to Sri Lanka - sociology, "Study of Sri Lanka's Efforts to Combat Sex Tourism"
• Kristin Doughty (GAS) to Rwanda - anthropology, "The Past and Collective Belonging in Post-genocide Rwanda"
• Sinae Lee (Design ’06) to the Netherlands - performance art, "Performance Art Challenges: Preconceived Ideas of Prostitution"
• Emily Modrall (GAS) to Italy - archeology, "The Greek and Phoenician Colonization of Western Sicily 8th-6th C, BCE"
• Mana Nakagawa (COL ’07) to Japan - sociology, "Hikikomori Phenomenon in Contemporary Japanese Youth"
• Benjamin Piven (COL ’05) to India - geography, "The Dynamics of Caste Mobility in Mumbai"
• Jannine Versi (COL ’07) to India - economic development, "Problems and Possibilities in Expanding Microfinance"

2006

Research Awards

• Jessica Boehman (GAS) to Italy - art and architectural history, “The Roman Baroque Workshop of Ercole Ferrata”
• Alison Chang (GAS) to Norway - art and architectual history, “The Female Nude in Munch’s Late Work”
• Beth Citron (GAS) to India - art and architectural history, "Painting-scapes and Urban Canvasses: Five Exemplary Artists, 1970-90"
• Jesse David (COL 06) to Israel - education, “The Potential of Multicultural Education in Israel”
• Amelia Duffy-Tumasz (COL '06) to Senegal - economic development, “Co-wives and Credit: Exploring empowerment in Senegal”
• Benjamin Kaplan (COL '05) to South Korea - art and architectural history, “Representations of Ethnicity in Contemporary Korean Art”
• Amar Majmundar (MED/GAS) to India - public health, “Mental Health Assessment in Gujarat”
• James Melvin (GAS) to Spain - theology and religion, “Regulating the Clergy in Early Modern Avila”
• Tara Mendola (COL '06) to Morocco - comparative literature, “Triglossia: Language and Moroccan Fiction”
• Zaid Mohiuddin (COL '05) to Syria - urban development and planning, “Society: Stimulating or Suppressing Community Development NGOs”
• Lina Ragep (COL/GAS '06) to Syria - Arabic language and literature, “Arabic Language Study in Syria”
• Moses Sternstein (COL '06) to Egypt - political science, "Islamic Political Thought"
• Cara Tobin (GEng) to Switzerland - engineering, “Integrating Renewable Energies within Desalination”
• Amin Venjara (COL/EAS '04) to Syria - business, “Classical Foundation of Islamic Business Ethics”
• Mary Beth Wetli (GAS) to Germany - German language and literature, “History in Schiller’s Aesthetic and Dramatic Works”
• Spencer Willig (COL '06) to Kyrgyzstan - comparative literature, “The Journalism of Chingiz Aitmatov”
• Zachary Yorke (Fine Arts) to South Africa - journalism, “The Body Politic in South African Art”
• Mary Zeng (COL '06) to Turkey - Middle Eastern Studies, “The Development and Future of Turkish Nationalism”

2005

English Teaching Assistantships

• Patrick Brugh (COL '05) to Germany
• Michael Liskow (LAW) to Slovakia  
• Kelly Ross (COL ’05) to Germany

2004

Research Awards 

• Daniel Asen (COL/GAS '04) to China - East Asian/Pacific/Australian History, "Forensic Medicine during the Early Republic" 
• Danielle Berger (COL '01) to France - Museum Studies, "The Hybridization of Art Museums and Corporate Sponsors: Case Study of the Fondation Cartier"
• Jeffrey Brown (GAS) to Barbados - English, "Emergent Caribbean Novels and the Modernist Tradition"
• David Chang (WH/COL '04) to Japan - Economics, "Foreign Involvement in the Japanese Economy"
• Elizabeth Harvey (LAW) to Tunisia - law, "Abrahamic Influences on Tunisian and American Family Planning Law"
• Jane Hickman (GAS) to Greece - archeology, "Gold and Silver Jewelry of the Early Bronze Age Aegean"
• Stephanie Lo (GSE) to Taiwan - education, "The Global Village and International Education"
• Susan Park (LAW) to the Netherlands - law, "Enforcement of Public International Law: The Role for International Criminal Law"
• Stefania Patinella (COL ’00) to Italy - area studies, "Seed to Table: Lessons from Italy's Cultural Resistance to Industrial Food"
• Teresa Raczek (GAS) to India - archaeology, "Early Indian Technologies and Economies through the Medium of Stone Tools or Lithics"
• Jennifer Riggan (GAS) to Eritrea - education, "The Role of Teachers in Constructing the Eritrean Nation"
• Eduardo Rivas (LAW) to Mexico - business, Binational Business Study and Internship
• Sandra Russell (GAS) to Bahrain - theology and religion, "Bahraini Women and Islamic Legal Reform"
• Christopher Schnader (GAS) to Germany - Germanic languages and literature, "Friendship and Intimacy in German Writings of the 18th Century"

English Teaching Assistantships

• Nathalie Bragadir (COL '04) to Chile
• Joanna Busch (COL '04/MED '12) to Taiwan
• Melisma Cox (GSE) to Belgium
• Joanne Yun (COL/WH '04) to South Korea

2003

• Sucharita Adluri (GAS): “Transformations in Hinduism: A Case Study from South India”
• Kathleen Barthmaier (WH ’03): “Binational Business Internship”, Mexico
• Elise Carpenter (GAS): “Development and Health in Botswana: Clinical transformations caused by the implementation of ARVT”
• Christopher Close (GAS): “Judicial Persecution and Practised Tolerance in Sixteenth Century Kaufbeuren, Germany”
• Katharine Davis (COL ’03): “Ethnoarchaeology at Tiwanaku”, Bolivia
• Brian Ehrlich (COL ’03): “Developing an Anti-Poverty Strategy in the Dominican Republic”
• Alexa Firat (GAS): “Delineating the Parameters of the Syrian Novel within the context of the Arabic Literary Heritage”, Syria
• Rachel Fleischer (COL ’03): “English Teaching Assistantship”, South Korea
• Brooke Jones (COL/WH ’03): “The effects of an increase in “legal“collateral on the profitability of microfinance institutions”, Peru
• Megha Jonnalagadda (COL ’03): English Teaching Assistantship, Turkey
• Atul Joshi (WH ’03): “Binational Business Internship”, Mexico
• Vani Krishnamurthy (COL ’01): “South Asian History”, India
• Eric Lee (COL/EAS ’03): “Molecular Biology”, Austria
• Jonah Lowenfeld (COL ’03): “High-Rise Council Housing in Britain: An Historical Review for Creative Reuse”, United Kingdom
• Efthimios Parasidis (LAW ’00): “Social and Legal Implications of Implied Consent and Disclosure”, Greece 2003 – Marjorie Rosenfelt (COL ’03): Teaching Assistantship, France
• Avshalom Rubin (COL ’03): “Resolution 242 in History”, Israel
• Paul Zimmerman (GAS ): “Middle Hadramawt Archaeological Survey: changing settlement patterns in ancient Yemen”

2002

• Christine Bare (COL’02): “Andean Agriculture”, Peru
• Timothy Dobe (GAS): “Sainthood in Three Religious Traditions”, India
• Dan Edelstein (GAS): “Study of Mythological Imagination”, France
• Jesse Fuchs-Simon (COL’02): “Creating a Type I Diabetes Registry”, Ecuador
• Maribeth Gainard (COL/WH’02): “Organizational Learning in Economic Development”, Mali
• John Nemec (GAS): “Language, Religion, and Secular Power in Tantric Shaivism”, India
• Sabah Rahman (COL’02): “Freedom of Women as a Measure of Development”, Bangladesh
• Krishna Reddy (COL’01): “The Structure-Function Relationship of Neuronal Nicotinic Receptors”, Spain
• Nicole Vujan (NURS’02): “Role of Community Health Nursing in the Prenatal Experiences of Women”, Mexico

2001

• Veronica Aplenc (GAS): “Islands of Confinement”, Slovenia
• Mark Brosseau (GFA): “Dualism in Painting and Iceland”, Iceland
• Hilary Dick (GAS): “When Migration Is Culture: How Some Mexicans Become Migrants”, Mexico
• Gregory Flaxman (GAS): “The Detection of Science and the Science of Detection”, France
• Ian Gelfand (COL’01): “Scanned Probe Studies of Nanostructures”, Germany
• Stephen Lee (COL’01): “Study of Arabic”, Egypt
• Matthew McHugh (GrN): “The Family Health Nurse Study”, Denmark
• Whitney Miller (COL’01): “Kabuki Theater: Timelessness in a Changing Japan”, Japan
• Andrea Morton (COL’01): “Schroeder’s Influence on Germany’s Role in the European Union”, Germany
• Rebecca Schrage (COL’01): Teaching English Assistantship in Korea
• Jae Song (COL’01): “Determining the Mechanism of Development of the Locus Coerulus”, Germany
• Ashley West (GAS): “The Art of Hans Burgkmair the Elder: Defining and Transmitting Knowledge”, Germany
• Teresa Wojcik (GrED): “At the Epicenter of Change: Civics Education in Post-Communist Poland”, Poland