For U.S. Fulbright Scholars and Students

ARRIVAL ORIENTATION PROGRAM

August 19-22, 2019, , #FinnishWelcome Welcome to Fulbright Finland!

Dear Fulbright Awardee,

On behalf of the Fulbright Finland information already in advance through Foundation Board of Directors and the the Pre-Arrival Webinar and the web- staff team, it is my great pleasure and based Fulbright Finland Orientation privilege to welcome you to Finland. Guide. The on-site seminar starts from Among the nearly 160 Fulbright where these two resources left off. It programs around the world, the strives to give you the direct contacts Finnish-American program is unique. and connections that will help you hit Celebrating its 70th Anniversary this the ground running! year, it is based on a history unlike Please take an active role in the any other, and in the present day it week’s program. It is your questions distinguishes itself internationally for and comments that will help steer its exceptionally broad funding and the discussions to be helpful to you partnership network. We are proud specifically, and we look forward to of our program and we are so pleased lively and timely discussions with to welcome you to our community of you. Once again, welcome to Finland! Finland Fulbrighters. Lämpimästi tervetuloa Suomeen! The Fulbright year in Finland begins with an orientation week in Helsinki. The most important focus of the on- Terhi Mölsä site orientation is to plug you in to the Chief Executive Officer, important local networks and give you Fulbright Finland Foundation an opportunity to meet face-to-face @TerhiMolsa with our key partners and leaders in education and society. This is why we have given you most of the factual Contents

2 Welcome to Fulbright Finland 3 Partners and Sponsors 4 Orientation Schedule 16 Orientation Speakers 19 Fulbright Grantees in Finland 22 Map of Helsinki

Thank You! Fulbright Finland wishes to thank the following partners and sponsors for their invaluable support for the 2019 Orientation:

Academy of Finland / www.aka.fi ASLA-Fulbright Alumni Association / www.fulbright.fi Ateneum Art Museum / www.ateneum.fi City of Helsinki / www.helsinki.fi Embassy of the United States in Helsinki / fi.usembassy.gov Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA / www.eva.fi Ministry for Foreign Affairs / www.formin.fi Sibelius Upper Secondary School / www.sibel.edu.hel.fi

3 DAYMonday, August 1 19th Welcome, Introduction to Fulbright Finland

HOTEL SCANDIC HAKANIEMI (SILTASAARENKATU 14) 11:10 Departure with the Fulbright Finland Team from the Lobby

FULBRIGHT FINLAND OFFICE (HAKANIEMENRANTA 6) 11:30 Travel to Villa Hvittorp by

VILLA HVITTORP (HVITTORPINTIE 245, KIRKKONUMMI) 12:30-13:30 Welcome Remarks; Introductions of Grantees and the Foundation Team Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland

KURSSIKESKUS 13:30 -14:30 Lounas - Lunch

VILLA HVITTORP 14:35-14:45 Iltapäiväkahvi and Introduction to the Orientation Program Mirka McIntire, Manager, Teacher Exchange and Education Programs, Fulbright Finland; MC for the Orientation 14:45-15:45 U.S. Fulbrighters and the Fulbright Program in Finland: What Everyone Needs to Know Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland 15:45-17:00 Fulbright Finland Services, Training and Outreach

Key Contacts During Your Fulbright Program, Host Institution and Fulbright Finland Services and Responsibilities Emmi Jelekäinen, Program Coordinator, Fulbright Finland Karoliina Kokko, Senior Program Manager, Fulbright Finland

Your Role in Publicity and Outreach Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland Maija Kettunen, Communication and Events Coordinator, Fulbright Finland

–– Social Media –– Media Outreach –– Fulbright Speaker Program

What Does Fulbright Finland Foundation Do in View of Your Taxes? –– Pia Arola, Executive Assistant, Fulbright Finland

Pre-Arrival Orientation Webinar Q&A and Feedback Emmi Jelekäinen, Program Coordinator, Fulbright Finland Karoliina Kokko, Senior Program Manager, Fulbright Finland

–– This session expects all grantees to have either attended the pre-arrival webinar or viewed the recording of it.

17:00 Opportunity to go to Sauna and Swim in Lake Vitträsk, and play Mölkky Sauna Guide: Johanna

Family members have possibility to go to the sauna at 16:00

KURSSIKESKUS 18:30-19:30 Dinner

19:40 Bus Back to Helsinki

20:25 Arrival to Hakaniemi

–– additional stop in Espoo, at Matinkylä metro station

Emergency contact: Mirka McIntire +358 44 5535 269

5 “LIVING ABROAD makes the world both seem bigger and smaller at the same time…bigger in that you come to appreciate the unique qualities of other cultures and expand your thinking about the world; smaller in that you learn to recognize the values and connections that unite us and draw us closer together with a common purpose.”

Stephen Howard Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Grantee 2016-2017 in Finland DAYTuesday, August 2 20th Education and Research in Finland; Networking; Embassy Reception

HOTEL SCANDIC HAKANIEMI (SILTASAARENKATU 14) 08:45 Departure with the Fulbright Finland Team from the Lobby Practical Introduction to Public Transportation; Travel by Public Transportation to Hanken School of Economics Mihkel Vaim, Program Assistant, Fulbright Finland Heidi Tiainen, Program and Events Assistant, Fulbright Finland

HANKEN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS (ARKADIANKATU 22), ROOM A411, 4TH FLOOR 9:15–10:00 Aamukahvi, Recap and Tips for the Day; Welcome Remarks Timo Korkeamäki, Professor of Finance, Hanken School of Economics; Member of the Fulbright Finland Board of Directors Karen Spens, Rector, Hanken School of Economics Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland

10:00–10:20 Fulbright Seminars and Activities in Finland Maija Kettunen, Communication and Events Coordinator, Fulbright Finland

–– American Voices Seminar (October) –– Annual Thanksgiving Events (November) –– Fulbright Forum: Education, Innovation, Science and Art (March) –– Fulbright Finland Orientation Seminars (August, January and May) –– Fulbright Finland Grant Award Ceremony (May) –– Others 10:20-10:30 Inter-Country Travel Grant Program Emilia Holopainen, Program Coordinator, Fulbright Finland 10:30-10:35 Greetings from the U.S. Embassy William Couch, Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Embassy Helsinki

7 10:35–10:45 U.S. Citizen Services William Couch, Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Embassy Helsinki

–– Registering with STEP (Smart Traveler Enrollment Program) –– Passport replacement –– Emergency phone number: +358-9-616-250 (select 0) –– Travel to neighboring countries –– Voting –– Other citizen services 10:45–11:00 Break

11:00–12:00 Panel Discussion: Higher Education in Finland –– Overview of the Finnish higher education system and the role of the governmental education and research policy –– What is the difference between a university and a university of applied sciences? –– Universities of applied sciences (UAS) and their role in the Finnish higher education system –– Special features, internationalization and recent changes in the Finnish university system

PANELISTS: Erja Heikkinen, Director, Science Policy Group, Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture Jouni Ahonen, Vice President, Commercial Director, Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences Timo Korkeamäki, Professor of Finance, Hanken School of Economics; Member of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors

FACILITATOR: Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland

RESTAURANT FAZER FOOD & CO, 1ST FLOOR 12:00–13:15 Networking lunch together with the participants of the host workshop ROOM A411, 4TH FLOOR 13:15–13:35 Q&A Session on Research Funding in Finland –– Research funding in Finland –– Recent changes and trends in research funding –– How can the of Finland help U.S. Fulbrighters?

Johanna Hakala, Manager, International Affairs, Academy of Finland; Fulbright Mid-Career Professional Development Grant 2012-2013 Timo Korkeamäki, Professor of Finance, Hanken School of Economics; Member of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors Jukka Tanskanen, Science Adviser, Academy of Finland

13:35-13:45 Break

13:45-15:45 Break-out Sessions for Fulbright Scholars and Students SCHOLARS: ROOM A408, 4TH FLOOR Higher Education Classroom in Finland – Differences in Teaching and Studying Between U.S. and Finland and Navigating the Academic Department –– Academic vocabulary for Finland –– Similarities/differences between U.S. and Finnish students and HEIs –– Practical tips for lecturers and researchers –– Social and everyday life

DISCUSSION LEADERS: Nely Keinänen, Lecturer, Department of Modern Languages, Timo Korkeamäki, Professor of Finance, Hanken School of Economics; Member of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors Ville Taajamaa, Project Manager, Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of ; Fulbright Mid-Career Professional Development Grant 2014-2015

FACILITATOR: David Yoken, Senior Lecturer, Arts Academy, Turku University of Applied Sciences; Vice-Chair of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors

9 STUDENTS: ROOM A411, 4TH FLOOR Student Life in Finland –– How does student life in a Finnish university differ from a U.S. university? –– Fulbright stories from student alumni –– Social life and leisure time –– Practical tips for everyday life and local culture

DISCUSSION LEADERS: Andrew House, Fulbright-EDUFI Fellow 2017-2018 Sakari Jukarainen, Fulbright-Technology Industries of Finland Grantee 2018-2019 Carolyn Kehn, Fulbright-University of Helsinki Graduate Awardee 2018-2019 Kaisla Komulainen, ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grantee 2017-2018 Harrison Mansour, Fulbright-Lappeenranta University of Technology Graduate Awardee 2018-2019 Michelle Paterick, Fulbright-University of Turku Graduate Awardee 2018- 2019 Pauliina Siniauer, ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grantee 2016-2017; Fulbright Finland Renewal Grantee 2017-2018

FACILITATOR: Karoliina Kokko, Senior Program Manager, Fulbright Finland

16:00–16:30 Bus to the U.S. Embassy

U.S. EMBASSY RESIDENCE (ITÄINEN PUISTOTIE 14) 17:00–18:30 Reception in honor of the 70th Anniversary of the ASLA-Fulbright Exchanges and the Centennial of Finnish-U.S. Diplomatic Relations

Host: Robert F. Pence, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Finland, Honorary Chair of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors

Special Remarks on Behalf of the Government of Finland: Pekka Haavisto, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland

18:45 Optional Bus Transportation to Hakaniemi via Railway Station

Dinner arrangements on your own. DAYWednesday, August3 21st Helsinki Sightseeing, Art and History, Alumni Welcome

HOTEL SCANDIC HAKANIEMI (SILTASAARENKATU 14) 09:15 Departure with the Fulbright Finland Team from the Lobby

FULBRIGHT FINLAND OFFICE (HAKANIEMENRANTA 6) 9:30–11:30 Helsinki City Sightseeing Sponsored by the City of Helsinki

ATENEUM FINNISH NATIONAL GALLERY (KAIVOKATU 2) 11:45-12:25 10,000 Years of Finnish History in 40 Minutes Birger Holm, Vice Principal, Haukilahti Upper Secondary School 12:25-12:45 Grantee-Alumni Continuum Emilia Holopainen, Program Coordinator, Fulbright Finland

BISTRO ATENEUM 12:45-14:15 Lunch

14:15-15:15 Guided Tour of the Stories of the Finnish Art Exhibition

15:15-16:00 Time to Explore the Ateneum Independently

Exhibition: NORDIC AND EAST-ASIAN INTERACTION Nordic and East Asian art share the idea of everyday beauty and a connection with nature. The exhibition juxtaposes visual art, ceramics, textile art and architecture by Finnish, Swedish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese artists.

16:00 Everyone Meets at the First-floor Courtyard of Ateneum

16:00-16:30 Walk to Sibelius-lukio

11 SIBELIUS-LUKIO (LIISANKATU 13) 16:30-18:00 ASLA-Fulbright Alumni Association Welcome Event –Tervetulotilaisuus Host: Kirsi Cheas, President, ASLA-Fulbright Alumni Association; ASLA-Fulbright Graduate Grantee 2013-2014

Welcome by Hannu Rantala, Rector, Sibelius Upper Secondary

Music and dance performances by students of Sibelius Upper Secondary School Chamber choir of Sibelius Upper Secondary School conducted by Reijo Aittakumpu, Sibelius Upper Secondary School, Fulbright Teacher Exchange Grantee 1997–1998 Tour of the school building by Hannu Rantala, Rector, Sibelius Upper Secondary School.

Dinner arrangements on your own. DAYThursday, August 4 22st Finland: Daily Life, Society, Economy, and Language

HOTEL SCANDIC HAKANIEMI (SILTASAARENKATU 14) 9:15 Departure with the Fulbright Finland Team from the Lobby

MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS (KANAVAKATU 3C) 9:45–10:00 Morning Recap Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland

10:00–10:40 Welcome to the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs & Overview of Finnish Foreign Policy Briefing by Paula Parviainen, Director General of Communications, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland 10:40-11:15 5 Trends in the Economy of Finland Ilkka Haavisto, Research Manager, Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA 11:15-11:25 Sámi Perspective Pirita Näkkäläjärvi, Sámi Expert

11:30-12:45 Networking Lunch

12:45-13:15 Welcome to Finland: Adventures In Intercultural Communications And Culture Shock Leasa Weimer, Assistant Director of Strategic Partnerships, Fulbright Finland 13:15–13:45 Suomi 101 Elisa Repo, Fulbright Finnish Language and Culture Teaching Assistant 2014–2015

13 13:45-14:45 Wrap-up Discussion and Evaluations, Awarding of the Certificates and Announcing the Winner of #FinnishWelcome Contest Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer, Fulbright Finland 14:45 Orientation Ends Fulbright Finland Team:

1st row (left-right): Leasa Weimer, Assistant Director of Strategic Partnerships Pia Arola, Executive Assistant Karoliina Kokko, Senior Program Manager 2nd row (left-right): Maija Kettunen, Communication and Events Coordinator Mirka McIntire, Manager, Teacher Exchange and Education Programs Emmi Jelekäinen, Program Coordinator Terhi Mölsä, Chief Executive Officer Mihkel Vaim, Program Assistant Heidi Tiainen, Program and Events Assistant Suzanne Louis, Project Consultant, Friends of Fulbright Finland Liaison Inari Ahokas, Program Assistant Not in the photo: Emilia Holopainen, Program Coordinator Pierce Cosgrove, Intern

Cover photo: 2017-2018 U.S. Fulbright Grantees at the Fulbright Forum seminar 15 SPEAKERSOrientation Speakers In addition to the Fulbright Finland team and alumni experts, we are pleased to include the following speakers in the 2019 orientation program for the U.S. grantees.

Robert Frank Pence is the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Finland. Previously, he served as the founder and Chairman of the Board of the Pence Group, a full-service development company. He was also active as a board member of the Gary Sinise Foundation and served on the boards of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Wolf Trap Foundation, the World Affairs Council, George Mason University, and American University. He is Honorary Chair of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors.

Jouni Ahonen is the Commercial Director and Vice President in Haaga- Helia University of Applied Sciences and a board member of Hotel Haaga Ltd. and chairman of the board of EduExcellence Ltd. His expertise is in the field of services marketing.He has served in several managerial positions in the hospitality and tourism industry. For 13 years, he was a head of hospitality and tourism management programs at Haaga Hospitality Campus.

William Couch is the Public Affairs Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Helsinki. This is his first posting in Europe; he previously served in China (three tours) and Barbados. Prior to joining the Foreign Service in 2006, Bill was an educator teaching Social Sciences grades 7 through 12 and Geography at the university level. He has a B.S. in Secondary Education from the University of North Alabama and a M.S. in Geography from the University of Alabama. Bill is married to Laura and has a nine-year-old son, Elijah.

Ilkka Haavisto is Research Manager at Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA. He has worked with a wide range of economic and social issues including public sector reform, taxation, labour market and the EU. He graduated from Åbo Akademi University (economics and philosophy) in 2000. Pekka Haavisto is the Minister for Foreign Affairs at Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Member of Finnish Parliament (1987-1995, 2007-) and the Green Party chair. Haavisto was the first green minister in Europe, as a Minister for Environment and Development in Lipponen’s first government (1995-1999). He has also recently served as a Minister for Development and State Ownership in Katainen-Stubb government (2013-2014).

Johanna Hakala Ph.D. is the Manager of International Affairs at the Academy of Finland and alumna of the Fulbright mid-career professional development (MCPD) program. She is responsible for the overall coordination of the Academy’s activities supporting international research collaboration and mobility. She has previously worked in university research administration and as a researcher in the field of science studies.

Erja Heikkinen has been with the Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland since 2005. Her tasks consist of national and international science policy responsibilities. An essential part of her work takes place in national and multinational networks. Dr. Heikkinen is heading the Science Policy Division of the Department of Higher Education and Science Policy.

Birger Holm currently works as a Vice Principal, History and Civics Teacher at Haukilahti School in Espoo. He is the U.S. State Department’s Voluntary Visitor Program alumnus and has promoted interdisciplinary studies in Finland by inspiring English teachers to introduce more U.S. History content in English classes.

Timo Korkeamäki is the Professor of Finance at the Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki. He received his PhD in 2001 from University of South Carolina. Prior to joining Hanken in 2008, he taught at Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA for seven years. Timo is a member of the Fulbright Finland Foundation Board of Directors.

Johanna Lahti is a sauna advocate and a member of the Finnish Sauna Society, a cultural association fostering the heritage of the national bath. She bathes several times a week and enjoys all kinds of saunas from public saunas to her own city apartment sauna. Johanna is a staff alumna of the Fulbright Finland Foundation.

17 Pirita Näkkäläjärvi is a vocal advocate for Sámi culture and rights and her expert analysis is regularly sought by Finnish media on those subjects. Pirita currently works as a mergers & acquisitions advisor at PwC and previously she ran the Sámi-language operations of the Finnish Broadcasting Company Yle. She holds MSc Economics (Aalto) and MSc Media & Communications with Distinction (London School of Economics). Pirita was named the Sámi of the Year in Finland in 2017.

Paula Parviainen has served as Ambassador at the Embassy of Finland in Singapore and as Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy in Beijing. Her career in the Diplomatic Service includes also posts at Finland’s Permanent Mission to the UN and the Embassy in Paris. In the Ministry, Parviainen has worked at the Department for External Economic Relations, the Protocol Department and the Unit for Asia and Oceania. She has also served as Press Attaché to the Minister for Foreign Trade.

Elisa Repo is a doctoral student in applied linguistics at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz and at the University of Turku. Currently she is working as a teacher for linguistically and culturally responsive teaching at the Department of Teacher Education at the University of Turku. She has been a visiting research fellow at the Finnish Institute in Germany, visiting scholar at the University of Hamburg, Germany, and as a Fulbright FLTA at Indiana University, IN, USA.

Karen Spens is the Rector of Hanken since 2015 and she will hold office for a term of five years, until 2020. She is Professor of Supply Chain Management and Corporate Geography at Hanken. Her research has mainly focused on humanitarian logistics in which she has published several books, co-founded the Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management as well as the Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Research Institute (HUMLOG Institute).

Jukka Tanskanen is a science adviser at Academy of Finland and the manager of the Academy’s collaborative activities with the National Science Foundation (NSF). He received a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Eastern Finland. He was a materials physicist at Posiva, an expert organization in nuclear waste management, and a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University before moving to Academy of Finland in 2014. He supports science policy-making in particular in the fields of chemistry, physics and materials science, and manages several collaborative programs both between Finland and the EU countries and between Finland and the NSF. GRANTEESAmerican Grantees in Finland 2019-2020

FULBRIGHT DISTINGUISHED Klinefelter, Patricia Anne FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS CHAIRS Fulbright-Nokia Distinguished Chair in Information and Communications Aldea, Andreea Smaranda Buchanan, Scott Technologies Philosophy, Fulbright Bicentennial Chair in Law Kent State University, Kent, OH American Studies University of North Carolina at University of Jyväskylä Political Science Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 5 months, beginning August 2019 The Citadel, The Military College of University of Helsinki, Helsinki South Carolina, Charleston, SC 4 months, beginning August 2019 Confortini, Catia University of Helsinki, Helsinki Peace & Justice Studies 9 months, beginning August 2019 Mumey, Brendan Wellesley College, MA Fulbright-Nokia Distinguished Chair University Coulombe, Roger in Information and Communications 6 months, beginning July 2019 Fulbright-Saastamoinen Foundation Technologies Distinguished Chair in Health Computer Science Devaney, Thomas Sciences Montana State University, Bozeman, Fulbright-University of Turku Toxicology and Biomedicine MT Scholar Award Utah State University, UT University of Helsinki, Helsinki History University of Eastern Finland, 5 months, beginning January 2020 University of Rochester, NY Kuopio University of Turku 2 months, Flex grant for academic Sandeen, Sharon 12 months, beginning August 2019 years 2018-2020 Fulbright-Hanken Distinguished Chair in Business and Economics, Donnellan, John Du, Shuili Business Law Fulbright-TUAS Scholar Award Fulbright-Hanken Distinguished Mitchell Hamline School of Law, Business Management and Chair in Business and Economics Saint Paul, MN Leadership Teaching at TUAS Marketing Hanken School of Economics, New Jersey City University, NJ University of New Hampshire, Helsinki Turku University of Applied Sciences Durham, NH 5 months, beginning August 2019 5 months, beginning January 2020 Hanken School of Economics, Helsinki Yang, Bin Dorman, David 5 months, beginning August 2019 Fulbright- Fulbright-Saastamoinen Foundation Distinguished Chair Grant in Health and Environmental Katz Rothman, Barbara Biological Systems Engineering Sciences Fulbright-Saastamoinen Foundation Washington State University, Medical/Health Sciences Distinguished Chair in Health Pullman, WA North Carolina State University, Sciences Aalto University, Espoo Raleigh, NC Sociology of Health and Illness 6 months, beginning August 2019 University of Eastern Finland, City University of New York, NY Kuopio University of Eastern Finland, 6 months, beginning January 2020 Kuopio 2 months, Flex grant for academic years 2018-2020 19 Haapala, Karl Lear, Benjamin FULBRIGHT SPECIALIST PROGRAM Fulbright-Tampere University Fulbright-Tampere University Scholar Award Scholar Award Maher, Mary Engineering and Technology Chemistry Global Health and Leadership Oregon State University, OR Pennsylvania State University, PA Nazareth College of Rochester, NY University of Tampere Tampere University Laurea University of Applied 11,5 months, beginning August 2019 12 months, beginning August 2019 Sciences, Vantaa 6 weeks, beginning August 2019 Harville, Emily Presser, Lois Medical/Health Sciences Fulbright-Tampere University Stringfellow, William Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Scholar Award Ecological Engineering Course: Tampere University Criminology Hydrology and Nutrient Cycles 6 months, beginning January 2020 University of Tennessee, TN Berkeley National Laboratory, CA Tampere University Turku University of Applied Sciences Helling, William 9 months, beginning August 2019 6 weeks, beginning August 2019 Fulbright-Haaga-Helia Scholar Award Stone, Matthew Toenjes, John Library and Information Science Fulbright-Haaga-Helia Scholar Distance Learning in the Arctic: Indiana University - Purdue Award a Model For Performing Arts University Indianapolis, IN Hospitality and Tourism University of Illinois at Urbana- Haaga-Helia University of Applied Management Champaign, IL Sciences, Helsinki California State University, CA Turku University of Applied 5,5 months, beginning January Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences, Oulu University of 2020 Sciences, Helsinki Applied Sciences and Savonia 4 months, beginning August 2019 University of Applied Sciences Honea, Joy 3 weeks, beginning November 2019 Medical Sociology and Gender MID-CAREER PROFESSIONAL Studies DEVELOPMENT GRANT FULBRIGHT DISTINGUISHED Montana State University, Billings, MT AWARDS IN TEACHING Tampere University Fedewa, Alicia Lynn 5 months, beginning January 2020 School Psychology Han, Melissa University of Kentucky, KY The Secrets of Finland’s Koenig, Gary University of Jyväskylä Phenomena-Based Instructional Chemical Engineering 4 months, beginning January 2020 Alignment with The National Core University of Virginia, Curriculum Charlottesville, VA FULBRIGHT ARCTIC INITIATIVE Baker Elementary, Acworth, GA Tampere University RESEARCH AWARD University of Jyväskylä 6 months, beginning January 2020 6 months, beginning January 2020 Rink, Elizabeth Larsen, Lauren Public Health, Social Work, Joslyn, Pamela Fulbright-Saastamoinen Foundation Anthropology Unleashing the Design Process Grant in Health and Environmental Montana State University, MT Central Middle School, Muscatine, IA Sciences Thule Institute, University of Oulu University of Helsinki Environmental Sciences 18 months, beginning May 2018 5 months, beginning January 2020 University of California, Berkeley, CA University of Eastern Finland, Leslie, Leland Joensuu Art Experiences in Phenomenon 9 months, beginning January 2020 Based Learning: A Multi-Curricular Pathway for Visual Literacy Central Ninth Grade Center, Sand Springs, OK University of Helsinki 4 months, beginning January 2020 Pourrabi, Maedeh Bogdan, Anna Perry, Brittany Global Competency in Schools: Fulbright-University of Helsinki Medical Sociology Empowering Students Through the Graduate Award Graduate of University of South UN Sustainable Development Goals International Affairs and Public Florida, FL Patrick Henry Elementary, Arlington, VA Policy Tampere University University of Jyväskylä Graduate of Princeton University, NJ 4 months, beginning January 2020 University of Helsinki Schubbe, Jacob Fulbright-Lappeenranta University Ransom, Ann Carranza, David of Technology Graduate Award Learning from Finland’s Shifting Fulbright-Tampere University Mechanical Engineering Educational Paradigm; Perspectives Graduate Award Graduate of University of Maryland, on Phenomenon-Based Instruction Public Health Baltimore, MD University Preparation Charter Graduate of University of the Pacific, Lappeenranta-Lahti University of School at CSUCI, Camarillo, CA Stockton, CA Technology, Lappeenranta University of Jyväskylä Tampere University 5 months, beginning January 2020 Tunyi, Achombom Hahnert, Eric Fulbright-Tampere University Turner, Kelsea Chemical Engineering Graduate Award Participation and Influence: Finnish University of Louisville, KY Biomedical Technology Approaches to Cultivating Agency Aalto University Graduate of University of and Purpose in Adolescents Washington, WA Spartanburg Day School, SC Haskins, Alexis Tampere University University of Jyväskylä Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowships 5 months, beginning January 2020 Environmental Sciences Yoncha, Anne Graduate of Colorado State Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowships U.S. STUDENTS University, CO Fine Arts University of Helsinki, Lahti Campus University of Montana, MT U.S. Student Program grantees will Natural Resources Institute Finland be in Finland for 1 academic year Martin, Erica LUKE, Oulu Fulbright-Lappeenranta University Anderson, Kayleigh of Technology Graduate Award Fulbright-University of Turku International Business Graduate Award Graduate of Virginia Tech, VA Gender Studies Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Graduate of University of Kansas, KS Technology, Lappeenranta University of Turku McGinley, Thomas Banks, Jordan Fulbright-Lappeenranta University Fulbright-Lappeenranta University of Technology Graduate Award of Technology Graduate Award Marketing Engineering and Technology Graduate of University of Scranton, Graduate of University of Illinois at PA Urbana-Champaign, IL Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology, Lappeenranta Technology, Lappeenranta Meierhofer, Melissa Blair, Bruce U.S.: Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowships Fulbright-EDUFI Fellowships Environmental Sciences International Relations Texas A&M University, TX Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID Finnish Museum of Natural History University of Jyväskylä LUOMUS, Helsinki

21 Find this map from Google Maps!

or https://bit.ly/2Ypd08J

Hanken School of Economics

Villa Hvittorp, Kirkkonummi 28km/17.4 miles Hotel Scandic Fulbright Finland Hakaniemi Foundation Office

Sibelius Upper Secondary School

ATENEUM

Ministry for Foreign Affairs

U.S Embassy

23 Find us online #FulbrightFinland #FinnishWelcome

Fulbright Finland Foundation Hakaniemenranta 6 www.fulbright.fi