Luther College student wins the James G. Stemler Scholarship
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June 9, 2021
Mbonisi Mkhombe 23 received a $2,000 James G. Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship to pursue a study abroad program in the United Kingdom during the 2021-22 academic year.
James G. Stemler Study Abroad Scholarships are awarded to Alpha Lambda Delta honor society members who seek to expand their college experience through a study abroad program.
“A big part of how I view myself is as a global learner and for me that entails having a diverse educational experience which I feel is best achieved through a study away program, said Mkhombe. I look forward to engaging in a different kind of learning and by taking classes that are social justice focused I hope to enhance my overall educational experience as I take part in my study abroad program.
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Fontana Butterfield Guzmán (left) and Mary Guzmán with their 12-year-old son, Orlando Guzmán. Photo: Gabrielle Lurie, The Chronicle
When Fontana Butterfield Guzmán and Mary Guzmán unreel their 25-year love story, it’s as if they’re storyboarding the next San Francisco film the kind that indelibly ties the city’s grand, iconic sites to human lives; lives that are smaller, perhaps, but no less grand.
Theirs isn’t the kind of California story that provokes fatuous debates in national publications about whether the West Coast’s promise is over. Guzmán, a director for stage and screen, and Butterfield Guzmán, a performer and improv coach, are not young rich tech bros huffily broadcasting their departure. The couple were here before that crowd, and they vow to be here long after.