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Watson Fellowships (42)

2024 – Lauren Seckington
Seeking Peace Through Interfaith Dialogue in Pluralist Societies
Singapore, Japan, Ireland, Australia, South Africa

2024 – Marcia Williams
Cultivating Connections: Community Gardens as Ecotherapy
Rwanda, Sweden, Germany, Japan, Mexico

2023 – Adaja Cooper
Power, Preservation, and Activism in Art
The United Kingdom, Mexico, Italy, Senegal

2022 – Ilana Svartz
Compulsory Voting and the Culture of Civic Engagement
Australia, Singapore, Luxembourg, Bolivia

2021 – Savannah Wiegel��
Healing Words:�� Building Community Health through Narrative Medicine
Ireland, Switzerland, Japan, Guatemala, Argentina

2020- Claire Fleming

Enhanced Livelihood: Seeking International Workplace Practice

Uganda, Kenya, India, and Colombia

2020- Mackenzie Gearin

From Persecution to Refuge: Grassroots Peacebuilding in Displacement

Colombia, Kenya, Uganda, and Sri Lanka

2019 - Allison Monroe

Building Agency through Bioliteracy: Modern Insect Conservation
Madagascar, South Africa, and Costa Rica

2016��– Jessa Thurman

From Extermination to Appreciation: Ethnoentomology and Connecting to the World through Insects.

Australia, Thailand, Brazil, Peru, and the United Kingdom

2015 – Audrey Morrow
Coast-to-coast In Search of Equity
Canada, Finland, New Zealand, Guatamala

2014 – Alison Harrington
Partnering with Fungi to Improve the Human Landscape through Transformative Decomposition
Thailand, Cambodia, South Africa, Namibia, Ecuador, Costa Rica

2014 – McKenna Raney
Uncovering Emotional Connections in Human-Equine Partnerships
Argentina, France, Iceland, Ireland, South Africa, Kyrgyzstan, Australia

2013��– Maia Yang��
Sharing in their Stories: Microfinance from the Female Perspective��
Bangladesh, Vietnam, Rwanda, Peru��

2012��– Wyatt (Dillon) Blankenship��
A Detour by Way of the Beehive: Traditional Apiculture in a Changing World��
United Kingdom, Tanzania, Egypt, India, Russia��

2012��– Laura Podd
Extraordinary Bodies: Perceptions of Disability in the Developing World��
Romania, Thailand, El Salvador��

2010 – Nathan Thomas
Educational Prosperity: Cultural Education in Four Metropolitan Schools
India, South Africa, Australia, Finland

2009 – Trenton (T.C.) Elliott
Beliefs and Biomedicine: Investigating Culture and Health in the Tropics
Brazil, Vietnam, Tanzania

2009 – Benjamin Lownik
A Revolutionary Vehicle: How Bicycles Transform Lives Throughout the World
Belgium, Denmark, United Kingdom, France, Germany, South Africa, Ghana, Rwanda, China, Hungary

2007 – Sabrinah (Ariane) Christie
Female Beauty and Body Alteration
Jamaica, China, England, Mexico

2006 – Tori Sutherland
A Study of Women's Health Care in Four Developing Nations
El Salvador, India, Botswana, Senegal

2004 – Sarah Jacobson
Heritage Management and the Search for National and Ethnic Identity
England, Spain, Mexico, Peru, the Ukraine

2002 – Elizabeth “Liza” Mueller
When Development Reaches the Beach: Sea Turtles and Ecotourism
Brazil, French Guiana, Galapagos Islands, Seychelles, Greece, Mexico

2001 – Kendall Collier
The Unlikely Leader: Leadership Styles of Empowered Women
Argentina, South Africa, India, Nepal, Vanuatu

2001 – David Scott Cunningham
The Acadian Legacy: Exploring the State of Modern Descendents of the Acadians
Canada, France, St. Dominigue, Martinique, Falkland Islands

2001 – Katy Montgomery
Spirituality and Sustainability in Ecovillages Around the World
Australia, India, Italy, Scotland, Sweden, Denmark

2000 – David Doyle
Dance as Expression & Therapy
United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Japan

1998 – Karen Steelman
A Study of Conservation and Museum Display
United Kingdom, Australia, Chile and Costa Rica

1997 – Sarah King
An Exploration of Quilting and Quilting Societies
Western Europe, Australia and Japan

1996 – Misty Leigh Williams (awarded but not pursued)
Treating Cancer and Its Victims
Australia, Great Britain, Thailand, India

1994 – Gustavo H. Zajac
The New Europe: Impact on Jewish Communities
Western Europe, Russia, Israel, Hungary

1993 – Wendy R. Anderson
Empowering the Female Voice
Palestine, Russia, China

1992 – John A. “Jay” Ball
Socialism with a Human Face: Political Cultures in Transition
Tanzania, Czechoslovakia

1992 – Dabney D. Hailey
Effects of Major Political Shifts on Public Art
Spain, Germany, Poland, Russia

1991 – Bruce W. Martin
Changes in the Society and Landscape of England from Thomas Hardy to the Twentieth Century
Great Britain

1991 – Julie A. Nolte Owen
Religious Phenomena and Marian Pilgrimages
Yugoslavia, France, Ireland, Egypt

1990 – Tim McKenna
Environmental Problems and Policies
New Zealand

1990 – Anna Cheiron Barnes
Strategies for Women’s Development
Kenya, Liberia, Jamaica

1989 – Jaleh Mansouri
Archaeological Excavations of Roman Ruins
England, West Germany, France, Italy

1988 – Daniel Harton Spatz, Jr.
A Documentary Study of Cultural Change
Zaire, India

1987 – Annette M. Stroud
Study of Islamic Culture
Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, Sudan, Pakistan, Malaysia

1986 – Amy E. Raymond
Prehistoric Gynocentric Religious Images
Greece, England, Turkey, Crete

1985 – George F. Sawaya
Studying Tropical Diseases
United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, West Africa

Fulbright Scholarships (40)

2024 –�� Emma Schroeder, ETA to France

2021 – Elizabeth Jones, Study/Research Grant to the UK (History/Holocaust Studies)

2017 – Jessa Thurman, Study/Research Grant to Australia (Agriculture)

2016 – Megan Hull, ETA to Germany

2016 – Justin Murdock, ETA to Uruguay

2016 – Grace Oxley, ETA to India

2016 – Rachel Zweig, Study/Research Grant to Spain (Chemistry)

2014 – Sara Hales, ETA to Italy

2014��– Nicholas Drake, Study/Research Grant to China (History; declined)

2013��– Anna Broadwell-Gulde, ETA to Brazil

2013��– Josephine Reece, ETA to South Korea

2012��– Dan Gibbens-Rickman, ETA to Austria��

2012��– Elizabeth Pond, ETA to South Africa��

2012��– Morgan Shelburne, ETA to Indonesia��

2011��– Jayce Hafner, Study/Research Grant to Trinidad and Tobago��(Interdisciplinary Studies)

2011��– Lana Allen, ETA to Malaysia (declined)��

2011 – Gina Gordon, ETA to South Korea��

2011��– Dietlinde Heilmayr, ETA to Austria��

2011��– Colleen Mayo, ETA to South Korea��

2011��– Tyler Schroeder, ETA to Germany��

2010 – Blake Smith, Study/Research Grant to France (History)

2010 – Lauren Bartshe, ETA to Germany

2009 – Rachel DeCuir, ETA to Thailand

2009 – Jessica Rood, ETA to Germany

2007 – Andy McCormick, ETA to South Korea

2007 – John Porter, ETA to France

2007 – Matthew Ormsbee, ETA to Germany

2006 – Matt Stinson, ETA to Germany

1999 – Russell Roberson, Study/Research Grant, New Zealand (Biology)

1999 – Jonathan Whitlock, Study/Research Grant to Germany�� (Biology)

1997 – Jennifer Wethington, ETA to Austria

1997 – Emily Johnson, Study/Research Grant to Finland (Women’s Studies)

1997 – Heather Watson, Study/Research Grant to Germany (History)

1994 – Brad Spear, Study/Research Grant to Austria (Germanic Languages & Literature)

1992 – Richard Swafford, Study/Research Grant to Austria (Germanic Languages & Literature)

1984 – Ronnie Pelton, Study/Research Grant to Austria (Chemistry)

1965 – Bruce Whitton, Research/Study Grant to West Germany (Economics)

1964 – Ernest Maner, Study/Research Grant to France (Religion and Theology)

1964 – Joe Hackler, Study/Research Grant to West Germany (Philosophy)

1951 – Elise Ware, Study/Research Grant to France (North American Studies)

Fulbright Summer Scholarships (2)��

2024 – Campbell Christensen, Scotland Summer Institute on Technology, Innovation and Creativity, "Revitalizing Forgotten Art Forms"

2015 – Emily Hardick, Summer Institute at Bristol, "Slavery and the Atlantic Heritage"

Goldwater Scholars (34)

2020 — Rebecca Parham

2019 — Sarah Nicholson and Kate Sanders

2017 – Honorable Mention:�� Megan Cassingham, William “Billy” Gardner, Claire Turkal

2016 – Sydney Fobare (Karthik Garimella, Honorable Mention)

2015��– Jake Higgins (Jessa Thurman and Grant Zurcher, Honorable Mention)

2014��– Stephen Kyle Wilshusen, Honorable Mention

2013��– Macrina Butler, Kaleigh Clary, Vincent Gammill, and Konstantin Gruenwald

2012��– Erik Urban (Calvin Cochran and Kristen Finch, Honorable Mention)��

2011��– Annie Greenaway, Colin Hoy, and Sarah Thompson (Erik Istre, Honorable Mention)��

2010 – Sarah Thompson, Honorable Mention

2009 – Emily Marie Harris and William James Porter III (Laura Anne Johnson and Daniel Christopher Totten, Honorable Mention)

2008 – Kelly A. Zalocusky (Bethanie Rachele Edwards, Luke Adam Erickson, and Adam M. Jacobs, Honorable Mention)

2007 – Erica A. Siebrasse

2004 – Christina Barnes

2003 – Peter Horn

2002 – Jared Williams

2001 – Brian Alford

2000 – Andrew Colin Blair and Ben M. Goodwin

1998 – Russell S. Roberson

1997 – Todd M. Tinsley

1996 – James A. Cole and Gary W. Russell

1995 – K. Russell DePriest and Jennifer Powell

1994 – Sheryl L. Davis

1993 – Lars K. Seme

1991 – Omer L. Shedd

1990 – Renee S. Holmes

1989 – Thomas E. Huston

Udall Scholars��

2024 – Liam Puls, Honorable Mention

2012��– Emily Deitchler (Elizabeth Elmore, Honorable Mention)��

Pre-doctoral Fellowship, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

1997 – Jennifer Powell (molecular genetics at the University of California, Berkeley)

Council of Independent Colleges' American Graduate Fellow

2008 – Jennifer Tate (English Literature at Washington University)

Austrian Ministry of Education and Women's Affairs U.S. Teaching Assistantship (2)

2015 – Kyle Wicks

2012 – Dan Gibbens-Rickman

Truman Scholars (3)

2011��– Annie Greenaway��

2001 – Kerri Maxwell

1992 – David McCoy

Jack Kent Cooke Scholars (2) (scholarship has been discontinued)

2006 – Katie Hamilton

2004 – Kerri Maxwell

Rhodes Scholars (6)

2001 – Ben Goodwin

1960 – Warren Miles

1950 – Charles Hamilton

1918 – E.H. Stephenson

1916 – James H. Bishop

1910 – Claud D. Nelson

Rotary International Scholars (7)

2019 – Rachel Zweig

2008 – Kim Barratt

2007 – Katie Allison Pratt

2001 – Maureen McClung

1999 – Shawn Johnson

1993 – Robert Thompson

1983 – P. Allen Smith

French Government Teaching Assistantship in English (3)

2017 – Emily Hardick

2012 – Heather McPherson

2008��– Lindsay Fuller (declined)

Benjamin A. Gilman����International Scholarship (9)

2023 – Dominic Stevens, Taiwan

2021 – Ashtyn Bell, Austria��

2021 – June Baumann, France��(declined)

2019 – Wendell Casey, China

2014 – Joshua Hall to study in Brussels, Belgium

2014 – Brittany Hearn to study in Poland

2011��– Ashley Lynn, Heilongjiang, China��

2010 – Caitlin Mulkern, Spain

2008 – Harmony Hudson, Ghana

USA Today All-USA College Academic Second Team��

2009��– Erica Siebrasse (created Ridin' Dirty with Science, a fun science summer camp for elementary school children)��

Marshall Scholarship (2)

2016 – Sean Alexander

1965��– James A. Means��

Woodrow Wilson Fellowship��

1965��– Dr. James A. Means

Critical Language Scholars (2)��

2015 – Colleen Kremer

2014 – Cameron Meek

Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program (8)

2024 – Bergen Franklin

2020 – Connor Griffin and Tristian Norman��(deferred to 2021)

2019 – John Tran, Hueseng Xiong, Jazmin Calixto, Adrienne McGooden, and Alex Berner��

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