Fulbrighters, including women in STEM, are making an impact in their communities and inspiring the next generation of students and researchers.
Fulbrighters Make an Impact in STEM Fields
Fulbrighters, including women in STEM, are making an impact in their communities and inspiring the next generation of students and researchers.
Bennett College hosts two FLTAs annually as part of its commitment to providing international language and cultural education.
Linsey Marr, an environmental engineer, and Amber Wutich, a water insecurity researcher, have been named 2023 MacArthur Fellows.
Alexandra Papadopoulou, a distinguished member of the Greek Foreign Service who was a Fulbright Foreign Student from Greece, says “the time I spent in the U.S. defined a great deal my way of thinking, my understanding of the U.S., and my abiding love for all things American.”
From April 24-28 Fulbright Arctic Initiative scholars from all eight Arctic nations will meet with other Arctic experts and government officials in Washington, D.C. to present their research and policy recommendations.
During their international exchanges, Fulbrighters come face-to-face with difficult and seemingly intractable problems. In response to these problems, Fulbrighters make use of their newfound academic training, cultural knowledge, and entrepreneurial skills to create innovative solutions that better the world around them.