The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Winter Johnson, Study/Research Award, United Kingdom (Anthropology, 2023)
• Olga Mourgelas, English Teaching Assistantship, Greece (Philosophy and French, 2023)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• David Graykowski – Research/Study Award, United Kingdom (Neuroscience, 2021)
• Emayli Holmes – English Teaching Assistantship, Germany (German, International Studies, English Literature, Geography, 2023)
• Michaela Milligan – Research/Study Award, Taiwan (Anthropology, Chinese Studies, Museum Studies, History of Art and Architecture, 2020)
• Koko Tamai – English Teaching Assistantship, Taiwan (Music Performance, Public Law/Political Thought, 2023)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Paulina Grzybowicz – Research/Study Award, Poland (Computer Science, 2020)
• Erna Hrstic – Research/Study Award, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies; Geography, 2021)
• Francesca Mathewes – English Teaching Assistantship, Colombia (Journalism, Geography, 2021)
• Morgan Spears – Research/Study Award, Oman (Sociology; Economics; Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, 2015)
• Anna (AB) Thompson – English Teaching Assistantship, Germany (World Language Education-German, 2022)
• Claire Trinkle – English Teaching Assistantship, Spain (Political Science, Spanish, 2021; Public Administration (MA), 2022)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Muhammad Ahmed – English Teaching Assistantship, Taiwan (Economics, International Studies, Global Asian Studies, 2019)
• Hannah Hartung – English Teaching Assistantship, Taiwan (Elementary Education, Psychology, 2020)
• Stephanie LeBolt – Research/Study Award, Germany (Directing (MFA), 2021)
• Renee Menart – Research/Study Award, Philippines (Political Science; Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, 2016)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Nicole Axe – English Teaching Assistantship, Greece (Elementary Education, English as a Second Language, 2020)
• Kameryn Carter – English Teaching Assistantship, Spain (English-Literary Studies, 2020)
• Brenda Chavez – English Teaching Assistantship, Mexico (Educational Leadership (MEd), 2020)
• Emma Davis – English Teaching Assistantship, Germany (German, Anthropology, 2020)
• Regan Desautels – English Teaching Assistantship, Mexico (Spanish; Psychology; Medical Anthropology; Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, 2020)
• Melissa Sztuk – Research/Study Award, Mexico (Spanish, Chinese, History of Art and Architecture, Museum Studies, 2019)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Dina Abdalla – English Teaching Assistantship, Algeria (International Studies, Geography, 2017)
• LAidan Falk – English Teaching Assistantship, Colombia (English, American Studies, Educational Studies, 2019)
• Erin Hammond – Research/Study Award, India (International Studies, Political Science, 2018)
• Gabriella Nelson – English Teaching Assistantship, Brazil (International Studies, Spanish, 2018)
• Kristen Smaga – English Teaching Assistantship, Taiwan (World Language Education-Chinese, Bilingual Education and English as a Second Language, 2019)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Kathleen Anaza - English Teaching Assistantship, Brazil (International Studies, Arabic Studies, African and Black Diaspora Studies, 2015)
• Luke Borkowski - English Teaching Assistantship, Germany (International Studies, Sociology, 2017)
• Hannah Callas - Cambodia (Arabic Studies, Journalism, 2015)
• Maya Irvin-Vitela - English Teaching Assistantship, Spain (Psychology, American Studies, Sociology, 2017)
• Hajrije Kolimja - Research/Study grant, Albania (English, Philosophy, 2017)
• Juliana Minasian - English Teaching Assistantship, France (Elementary Education, French, 2018)
• Gabrielle Morse - English Teaching Assistantship, Germany (German; Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies; International Politics; Religious Studies, 2018)
• Kunza Shakil - English Teaching Assistantship, Malaysia (International Studies, Spanish, 2018)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Salma Ghalyoun - English Teaching Assistantship, Malaysia (International Studies, 2016)
• Carolyn Kammer - English Teaching Assistantship, Guatemala (Psychology, Spanish)
• Ani Kasparian - English Teaching Assistantship, Jordan (Arabic Studies, Spanish, French)
• Christine Origel - English Teaching Assistantship, Mexico (International Studies, Geography, Spanish)
• Kyla Patterson - English Teaching Assistantship, Czech Republic (Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse, Public Relations and Advertising)
• Daniel Rosiak - Research/Study grant, Colombia (Philosophy)

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (LAS) is pleased to announce the following winners:

• Salma Ghalyoun - English Teaching Assistantship, Turkey (International Studies, 2015)
• Gloria Martinez - English Teaching Assistantship, Brazil (Mathematics, Computer Science, Spanish, 2015)
• Margo Steinhaus - English Teaching Assistantship, Turkey (International Studies, Sociology, German, 2016)
• Amy Vogelsang - English Teaching Assistantship, Malaysia (Bilingual/ Bicultural Education (MA), 2016)

Fulbright alternates

• Estelle de Vendegies - Research/Study grant, Guatemala (International Studies, 2015)
• Megan Hoff - Research/Study grant, Norway (Environmental Studies, Economics, 2015)

Special mention

• Hannah Eboh, a DePaul alumnus and currently a graduate student at NIU, also won a Fulbright research grant. She graduated with a degree in Geography in 2015.

Graduation Year:  2015

Country: Turkey

Project Summary: Kevin will complete a two-year Master's Program focusing on the relationship between Turkey, Germany, and the European Union. The program's first year will be completed at Middle East Technical University in Ankara, followed by a second year of coursework at the Humboldt University in Berlin. 

Graduation Year:  2014

Country:  Lithuania

Project Summary:  Jason will conduct a study in migration and assimilation policy in Lithuania. He will be studying at a university in Kaunas, the cultural center of Lithuania, and working with organizations that deal with migrants and migration in Vilnius and Kaunas.

Graduation Year: 2017

Country: Germany

Project Summary: Ian’s project addresses and critiques the recently discovered anti-Semitism of the philosopher Martin Heidegger by looking at his engagement with the medieval theologian Meister Eckhart. He will study in Wuppertal where he will conduct archival research.

Graduation Year: 2015

Country: Turkey

Project Summary: Susannah will be an English Teaching Assistant in Turkey. Outside of the classroom, she will study Turkish and lead an extra-curricular program called Global Community Hour aimed at helping students explore American and Turkish culture. 

Graduation Year:  2012

Country:  India

Project Summary:  Sowmya will be an English Teaching Assistant working with adolescent children. In her spare time, she will engage students through cooking and drama classes.

Graduation Year:  2013

Country:  India

Project Summary:  Rebecca will conduct a research project that uses GIS to identify the mechanisms and spaces of a multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Bangalore, India.