13 Cornellians Awarded Fulbright U.S. Student Awards
Thirteen Cornell students have been selected to research and teach English abroad with funding from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Cornell's 2023–24 Fulbright students include six graduate students and seven graduating undergraduates whose time abroad will increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries.
They will join the ranks of over 500 Cornellians who have traveled across the globe as Fulbrighters since the 1940s.
Fulbright Students 2023–24
Graduate Students
Michael Cary, Development Sociology
Paraguay
Project Title: Remaking Ñeembucú: Infrastructure, Rice Production, and Wetland Conversion in Paraguay
Duncan Eaton, History
Slovak Republic
Project Title: Nation-Building and Agrarian Politics in Interwar Eastern Slovakia
Jarvis Fisher, Development Sociology
Senegal
Project Title: Rice Production and Agroecology in the Senegal River Valley
Giselle Hobbs, Painting and Print Making
France
Project Title: The Aftermath of the Lockdown: Comparative Study of Paris, France, and the U.S.
Sasha Prevost, Religious Studies
Israel
Project Title: On the Path of Two Abrahams: Contemporary Jewish Sufism in Israel
David Rubinstein, History
Poland
Project Title: Coal Town Cosmopolitanism: Jews, Germans, and Poles's Visions of Home in Postwar Walbrzych
Undergraduate Students
Laura Chang '23, Anthropology
Ecuador
Project Title: Intersections in Reproductive Health: The Integration of Kichwa and Western Medicines
Maria DiGiovanni '23, Development Studies
Italy
Project Title: How Young Italians in Cosenza, Calabria Maintain Sustainable Rural Livelihoods
Farzana Hossain '23, Architecture
India
Project Title: Cultivated Landscapes: The Making and Remaking of Agriculture
Sarah Hughner '23, Government and English
Timor-Leste
English Teaching Assistantship
Catherine Kopp '23, Applied Economics and Management
Czech Republic
English Teaching Assistantship
Dylan Rodgers '23, Agriculture
Nepal
Project Title: Feasibility of Small-Scale Recirculating Aquaculture Systems in Nepal
Evan Sierra '23, Government
Kazakhstan
English Teaching Assistantship
Will you be next?
Fulbright at Cornell is administered by the Einaudi Center. There are opportunities for undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent Cornell alumni to apply—Einaudi supports you throughout the process!