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Fulbright Alumni: Lasting Legacies

More than 400,000 people from all backgrounds — recent graduates, teachers, scientists and researchers, musicians, artists, and more — have embarked on Fulbright experiences and come away with enhanced skills, new connections, and greater global understanding. Read their stories below.

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Amar Bose

Amar Bose is a Fulbright alumnus and a household name. Like so many Fulbrighters, he used his intellect, observations, and understanding of what brings people together to make advances that improve the lives and the listening experience of people across the globe.

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Oscar Barton, Jr.

The Morgan State University dean and professor encourages more engineers to participate in the Fulbright Program so they can “learn their craft through a cultural lens.”

Frank Martin Snowden, Jr.

HBCU Professor and American Diplomat Expressed the “Beauty and Universality of Great Literature.”

Tamara Worlton

Research in trauma care advances America’s military readiness and global health systems.

Austin Downey

An American engineer teamed up with Swedish researchers to develop complex robotic computing systems that find people lost at sea. He shares, “Fulbright reinforced how important it is for American researchers to exchange ideas with global partners.”

Terence Tao

MacArthur Genius and Fields Medal-winning mathematician says Fulbright provided an invigorating environment with inspirational faculty.

Benjamin Nathans

Dr. Nathans, PhD, is a Pulitzer Prize winning historian of Jewish and Russian History who witnessed the dissolution of the Soviet Union during his Fulbright year.