Fulbrighters Head to 14 Countries for Research, Teaching
Seventeen Cornellians will go abroad next academic year to fourteen countries, thanks to the support of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Cornell's 2024–25 Fulbright students include six alumni, eight undergraduate students, and three graduate students whose time abroad will increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries.
Nine of this year's Fulbright awardees will travel to Asian countries, with a particular concentration headed to South Asia. Three of the four national research awards to Nepal this year were given to Cornell applicants.
Alumni Awardees
Madeleine August
Sri Lanka
Project Title: On Generosity and Refuge: Sri Lankan Ambalamas
Field of Study: Architecture
Matthew Duggan
Netherlands
Project Title: Mapping Soniferous Ichthyofauna Assemblage of Deep Coral Reefs
Field of Study: Natural Resources
Alexis Fintland
Spain
English Teaching Assistant
Field of Study: Labor and Industrial Relations
Ainav Rabinowitz
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Project Title: Domestic Violence Through the Lens of Activists: A Case Study of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Field of Study: Political Science
Hannah Chow Russell
Mexico
Project Title: Mexico Binational Business Program
Field of Study: Economics
Audrey Su
Norway
Project Title: Researching and Educating the Public on the Effect of Toxicants in Large Marine Mammals
Field of Study: Interdisciplinary Studies
Undergraduate Awardees
Benjamin Dever-Mendenhall
Slovak Republic
English Teaching Assistant
Grace Kwon
South Korea
Project Title: Sustainable Empowerment through Employment for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
Field of Study: Labor and Industrial Relations
Max Link
Taiwan
English Teaching Assistant
Elizabeth Taber
Nepal
Project Title: Municipal Waste Management Policy Analysis
Field of Study: Public Policy
Ricco Venterea
Italy
Project Title: Developing a Web Application for Cosmic-ray and Space Physics Data
Field of Study: Astronomy
Desai Wang
Singapore
Project Title: Assessing Urban Outdoor Affordance Using Biometric, Environmental, and Survey Data
Field of Study: Urban Planning
Ashira Weinreich
Nepal
Project Title: Women as Healers in the Bioculturally Diverse Himalayas of Manaslu Conservation Area
Field of Study: Interdisciplinary Studies
Angela Yuan
Sweden
Project Title: Bees in Cities: The Relationship Between Urban Bees and Impervious Surfaces
Field of Study: Environmental Studies
Graduate Awardees
Alexandra (Maz) Do
Indonesia
Project Title: Ordinary Fruit
Field of Study: Literatures in English
Tamar Law
Indonesia
Project Title: Mangroves for the Future: Restoration, Climate Mitigation, and Blue Carbon in Indonesia
Field of Study: Global Development
Mika Ulmet
Nepal
Project Title: Promoting the Preservation and Consumption of Nepal's Indigenous Grains
Field of Study: Global Development
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