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Pratt Institute | News | Pratt Is a Top Fulbright Producer as it Supports Students & Alumni in the Cultural Exchange Program

In the few years since the Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) began advising on Fulbright applications, Pratt Institute has become a leader in involving students in the Fulbright US Student Program. The prestigious cultural exchange program is led by the United States government in partnership with more than 160 countries, with its support including grants for US citizens to study, teach, and conduct research abroad. The student program is aimed at graduating seniors and recent bachelor’s degree recipients, graduate-level candidates, and young professionals, with around 2,000 grants annually awarded for study in countries across the world. This spring, the Chronicle of Higher Education named Pratt among the “Top Producers of Fulbright U.S. Scholars and Students, 2020-21,” ranking it in the top ten of four-year special-focus institutions.

Eight from W&M receive Fulbright student awards

Photo - of - by staff |  May 14, 2021 Eight William & Mary alumni and students have been selected to receive U.S. Student Program awards, which will fund their teaching and research in countries around the world during the 2021-2022 academic year. Seven of the alumni received English Teaching Assistant Awards, and one received an Open Study/Research Award.  Six additional alumni were selected as alternates for the awards, which are granted annually by the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.  “We’re so proud to see William & Mary’s incredible students earning recognition and pursuing exciting opportunities abroad while serving both as ambassadors of the university and the United States,” said Lindsey Love, director of national scholarships and coordinator of the James Monroe Program at William & Mary. 

Learning to Speak Lemur : Fulbright Fellow Carly Batist Will Go to Madagascar to Study and Help Protect a Critically Endangered Species

  Learning to ‘Speak Lemur’: Fulbright Fellow Carly Batist Will Go to Madagascar to Study and Help Protect a Critically Endangered Species Carly Batist and a black-and-white ruffed lemur (Photos courtesy of Batist) By Lida Tunesi Ph.D. candidate Carly Batist (Anthropology (Biological)) received a 2021–2022 Fulbright U.S. Student Program grant to research the vocalizations of black-and-white ruffed lemurs in Madagascar.  Or, as she told The Graduate Center in an interview, “I’m essentially trying to speak lemur.” With her adviser Professor Andrea Baden (GC/Hunter, Anthropology, Biology) Batist investigates how the lemurs’ calls facilitate their social and reproductive strategies. Some of this work takes place at the Centre ValBio research station in Madagascar, which Graduate Center alumna Patricia Chapple Wright (Ph.D. ’85) helped establish in 2002.

Colin Powell School Valedictorian Aisha Fuenzalida Butt, Cassiady Perard win Fulbright awards

Colin Powell School Valedictorian Aisha Fuenzalida Butt, Cassiady Perard win Fulbright awards
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Fulbright Fellowships

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