Category: Fellowship News
Robert Molina Pursues Public Policy in DC
TweetEdited by Alex Finn-Atkins Fordham alumnus Robert Molina served three years in the Marines before returning to his hometown of Bellmore, New York. The son of Bolivian immigrants, Robert enrolled ... Read More
Dispatches From Abroad: Robyn J. Emory Murray, Boren to China
TweetBy Robyn J. Emory Murray The Boren Fellowship funds U.S. citizens with an interest in government service to live abroad for a year and study a language vital to the national security of the Unite... Read More
8 Tips for Developing Your Fulbright Essays
TweetBy Melani Shahin Summer time is crunch time for Fulbright applicants! Crafting an outstanding application is a long process, and it is essential to use the summer months to make your essays as po... Read More
Student Profile: Lihan Yao, Fulbright to Hungary
Tweet“What surprised me most was how transformative the application process can be with every revision,” Lihan Yao recounts of his time applying for the Fulbright scholarship this past year. “W... Read More
Student Profile: Annie Buckel, Fulbright ETA to Vietnam
Tweet Awarded a Fulbright ETA (English Teaching Assistant) award, Annie Buckel set off for Xuân Hòa, the industrial Northern Vietnamese town she was to call home for the 2013-2014 academic yea... Read More
Student Profile: Andrew Hevia, Fulbright Fellowship to Hong Kong
Tweet Some students have a Fulbright Fellowship in their sights for years before applying, while others fortuitously come across the possibilities a Fulbright offers at the right time in their a... Read More
Student Profile: Samantha Slattery, Fulbright ETA to Indonesia
Tweet Samantha Slattery was surprised when she first learned that Fulbright candidates begin working on their application as early as nine months before the deadline. The application process, Sa... Read More- 2 of 2
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