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Kennesaw State Student To Study In Jordan On Boren Fellowship

Fellowship to study in Jordan, providing another step toward a career she plans related to human rights issues. Subscribe Pajak, who is pursuing a Master of Science in International Policy Management (MSIPM) from Kennesaw State, will learn Arabic at a language institute during 11 months in Jordan, starting in January 2022. Boren Awards focus on geographic areas, languages and fields of study that are critical to United States interests and underrepresented in study abroad, and Pajak chose to conduct hers in Jordan because of her interest in the country s high number of refugees who have fled from Syria s ongoing civil war. This is the perfect opportunity for me, Pajak said. I love how much learning you

University Of Rhode Island: Three URI Students Win Boren Scholarships, Fellowship

Let s go! Adriana Wilding, a graduate student in international relations from Scituate, has been awarded a Boren Fellowship and will study Turkish in Azerbaijan. Photo provided by Adriana Wilding. KINGSTON, R.I. – May 3, 2021 – Three University of Rhode Island students have won prestigious Boren Awards to study foreign languages abroad. Find out what s happening in Narragansett-South Kingstown with free, real-time updates from Patch. Let s go! Adriana Wilding, a URI graduate student from Scituate studying international relations, has been awarded a Boren Fellowship worth up to $25,000. Wilding will travel to Azerbaijan to study intensive Turkish through the Boren s Turkish Flagship Language Institute. Juniors, Kate Dubois and Kaylee Goyette, both from

University Of Rhode Island: Three URI Students Win Boren Scholarships, Fellowship

Subscribe Adriana Wilding, a graduate student in international relations from Scituate, has been awarded a Boren Fellowship and will study Turkish in Azerbaijan. Photo provided by Adriana Wilding. KINGSTON, R.I. – May 3, 2021 – Three University of Rhode Island students have won prestigious Boren Awards to study foreign languages abroad. Subscribe Adriana Wilding, a URI graduate student from Scituate studying international relations, has been awarded a Boren Fellowship worth up to $25,000. Wilding will travel to Azerbaijan to study intensive Turkish through the Boren s Turkish Flagship Language Institute. Juniors, Kate Dubois and Kaylee Goyette, both from North Smithfield and participants in the International Studies and Diplomacy and Chinese Language Flagship Programs, have each been awarded a Boren Scholarship worth up to $25,000. They will travel to Taiwan to study Mandarin.

Six students win coveted Boren scholarships

Six students win coveted Boren scholarships Six UNG students won the Boren award in spring 2021. The Boren Scholarship recipients are Meghan McPeak, Dillon Evans, Phillip Ly, Daniel Shearer, and Katherine Torres. The Boren Fellowship recipient is Rhiannon Smith. Both provide up to $25,000 for students to intensively study language and culture abroad. After studying Chinese for a week in high school, Meghan McPeak wanted to quit. Then something clicked. I started to remember the characters. It wasn t hard anymore, said the 22-year-old from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Her affinity for and skill in Chinese led her to the University of North Georgia (UNG) and its Chinese Language Flagship Program, which helped McPeak attain a highly competitive national scholarship. She is one of six UNG students to win a Boren award in spring 2021.

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