The 2023-24 Fulbright Top Producers represent the diversity of U.S. higher education and highlight collaboration between colleges and universities in the U.S. and abroad.
Fulbrighters, including women in STEM, are making an impact in their communities and inspiring the next generation of students and researchers.
Fulbrighters receive training in Washington, DC, to tell their stories and connect with communities across the United States.
Historian Regennia N. Williams, Ph.D., illuminates the global ties of Black communities through her Fulbright research on religion in the African Diaspora.
Dr. King’s legacy inspires Fulbrighters to serve their communities in the U.S. and abroad.
A Fulbright prepared this breakout actress and disability advocate to star in Netflix’s All the Light We Cannot See.
In 2023, Fulbrighters achieved distinction in their fields, made contributions to science and culture, and built and enriched local, regional, and global communities.
Fulbright Arctic Initiative Scholars collaborate across disciplines on research and community engagement, focusing on topics such as climate change, energy policy, and the health of Indigenous communities.
Dr. Joseph Hill is a leading authority on an African American variety of American Sign Language and an advocate for education, culture, and language of Black Deaf people.
Professor Robert Swazo, an expert on multi-cultural educational counseling, recently returned to the U.S. after collaborating with international colleagues as the first Fulbright Specialist to Angola.
We encourage all program alumni, partners, and friends to engage with Fulbright and their communities.
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