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 Record Year for Fulbrights
Awards/ 2007 Fellowships
Twenty-five graduates of the
Pomona College Class of 2007 have
received prestigious Fulbright Fellowships to
pursue research or teach around the globe,
shattering Pomonas all-time record for
Fulbrights received. In addition, at least four
graduates from earlier class years received
Fulbrights, bringing this year's remarkable
total to 29. They have set off for far-flung
locations ranging from Niger to New
Zealand. Heres a list of recipients, their
destinations, and the nature of their grants:
Rebecca Abbey, Indonesia, teaching grant.
Allison Bailey, Norway, research in biology
Elizabeth Cobacho, Brazil, teaching grant.
Christopher Dinkel, Malaysia, teaching grant.
Emily Durham, South Korea, teaching grant.
Maggie Fick, Niger, research in the changing
role of women in Tuareg culture.
Anna Gressel, Morocco, research in womens
studies.
Kiyomi Gelber, Thailand, teaching grant.
Ashley M. Jackson, Benin, research in education
reform.
Benjamin Jenson, Hong Kong, teaching grant.
Laura Kaneko, Spain, teaching grant.
Shayle Kann, Australia, research in energy
efficiency retrofits on existing buildings.
Brian Kastl, New Zealand, research in eruption-triggering
mechanisms of Tongariro Volcano.
Doris Lee, South Korea, teaching grant.
Julia Longenecker, Brazil, teaching
grant.
Katie Lenhoff, Russia, teaching
grant.
Lily Muldoon, Kenya, research in
public health and water projects.
Femke Oldham, Mexico, research
in the policy implications of
community-based water projects.
Alec Palmerton, South Korea, teaching grant.
Michael Piech, Nepal, research in the emerging
Nepali film industry.
Alexandra Romano, Germany, teaching grant.
Reed Schuler, China, research in mass transit
and urban planning in Shanghai.
Samuel Stromberg, Hong Kong, teaching grant.
Kelvin Sun, China, research in information
technology and the news media.
Min Yoo, South Korea, teaching grant.
Julian Wong 98, China, laws affecting the
development of wind energy.
Christina Elmore 06, Slovakia, teaching grant.
Andres Gonzalez 99, Turkey, photography.
Sarah Schaffer 06, Chile, teaching grant. |
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