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Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2019 Awards Offered (11.29.18) Last Name First Name U.S Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2019 Awards Offered (11.29.18) Last Name First Name U.S. Institution Home State Country Abara Marissa University of Saint Thomas, St. Paul MN Nepal Abdi Samia University of Minnesota, Twin Cities MN Japan Aboodi Or Columbia University NJ Spain Abraham Justina Saint Olaf College MN Ghana Abreu Joshua Rhode Island College RI Portugal Acar Mehmet New York University PA United Arab Emirates Acenas Isabela New York University CA Australia Acevedo Destiny Santa Barbara City College CT Indonesia Adarkwah Gladys Georgetown University NJ Singapore Agosto Nidyaned University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras PR France Agudelo Paez Laura University of Florida FL Germany Aguilar Karla University of Texas at Austin TX Spain Aguilar Natalie Saint Mary's University of San Antonio TX Spain Akhtar Shanaj City University of New York, John Jay College NY Italy Aklilu Simret University of Maryland, College Park MD Ecuador Alcantara Natalie Arcadia University PA France Alderete Monica Loyola University of New Orleans LA Brazil Alegria Domingo University of Florida FL Singapore Alfaro Janet California State University, San Marcos CA France Ali Seher City University of New York, City College NY Jordan Aluoch Vera Georgetown University TN Morocco Alvarado Maria California State University, Stanislaus CA United Kingdom Alvarado Wendy University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV Brazil Alvarado Medina Andrea Paulina Brown University RI United Kingdom Alvarez Erika San Francisco State University CA Sweden Alvarez Kaylee Clemson University SC Netherlands Alway Serena Indiana University, Bloomington IN South Korea Anderson Mary University of Vermont VT Chile Andree Lara University of Rochester NY Italy Antoine Jessica Worcester Polytechnic Institute MA Namibia Aracena Natalie City University of New York, Lehman College NY Brazil Arango Maria University of North Carolina, Charlotte NC Denmark Archibald Kci Vassar College FL Denmark Arroyo Itzeli California State University, Long Beach CA United Kingdom Asmonga Megan Robert Morris University MD South Africa Atkinson Mitchell Utah State University UT Mexico Aucancela Freddy State University of New York, New Paltz NY Japan Auguste Islene Broward College FL Spain Avalos Heredia Stephanie University of Minnesota, Twin Cities MN Singapore Avila Guadalupe Georgetown University CA Spain Aviles Sarah Loyola University Maryland MD United Kingdom Awuettey Stephanie City University of New York, Lehman College NY Singapore Azar Alexander Clark University RI Belgium Azmi Maram George Washington University, The LA Morocco Bagigah Nanahawa City University of New York, Lehman College NY Italy Bah Fatoumata Temple University PA Japan Bahari Azin University of Richmond MD Japan Bakhsh Ariana New York University NY Spain Balderas Emilio University of Chicago IL Mexico Note: The list does not include the students who declined to have their names published online. Page 1 of 17 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2019 Awards Offered (11.29.18) Last Name First Name U.S. Institution Home State Country Balderrama Caraveo Ricardo Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO Thailand Baldwin Brittney Bowling Green State University OH Peru Bamgbala Helen University of Southern California TX Hong Kong Bantum Jessica San Francisco State University CA Thailand Barrett Samantha Brandeis University PA United Kingdom Barry Lindis Northeastern University AZ Australia Bates Chloe University of Maryland, College Park MD Spain Bauserman Kasey University of Maryland, College Park MD Taiwan Baza Miguel Whitman College WA Spain Beard Lashay University of Tennessee, Knoxville TN United Kingdom Beauti Sumar University of Southern Mississippi MS United Kingdom Bedoya Catherine University of Southern California AZ Chile Belfleur Cynthia Spelman College FL Denmark Beltran Rosa City University of New York, John Jay College NY Italy Berkovitz Leila University of California, Berkeley CA Mexico Bickerstaff-Richard Lillian Brandeis University ME Morocco Bierwirth Ashley Luther College NE Norway Bikram Brian City University of New York, John Jay College NJ Australia Bills Tieryn Gonzaga University MT Spain Biron Mallorie University of New Hampshire NH United Kingdom Birrer Kimberly Hanover College KY Costa Rica Bititi Adannaya Antelope Valley College CA Spain Biyeu Benjamin Johnson County Community College MO Spain Blackford Noelle Bowdoin College NJ Denmark, Finland Blackham Victoria University of Rochester PA South Africa Blanco Kasandra San Diego City College CA Spain Blazhievskiy Vladislav Nebraska Wesleyan University NE Germany Boice Justuss Indiana University, Bloomington IN South Africa Bornstein Mikhala University of Rhode Island NH Australia Bowman Ruric Lycoming College PA United Kingdom Bradley Haley Middle Tennessee State University TN Japan Brandenburg Noelle Iowa State University IL New Zealand Breisch Myles Bucknell University PA Australia Bresilla Ciya University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA South Korea Bretz Monica Metropolitan State University of Denver CO Uruguay Breuninger Christian Cabrillo College CA Costa Rica Brevoort Alexandra University of Delaware DE Hong Kong, Australia Bristol Allison University of South Dakota MN France Brockman Shea Santa Barbara City College CA Bolivia Brody Rachel University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA Israel Brooks Davis Sharnette Cosumnes River College CA Italy Brown Gabrielle Worcester Polytechnic Institute NH United Kingdom Brown Jena University of South Carolina, Columbia KY Ecuador Brown Kylin Whitman College WA Turks & Caicos Brush Joseph Ohio Wesleyan University IN Italy Bruursema Jaley Denison University OH Argentina Bryant Maxis Western Kentucky University KY Denmark Bryson Stephanie Stonehill College MA Australia Buniak Allyce Washington University, St. Louis TN Hong Kong, Australia, Japan Note: The list does not include the students who declined to have their names published online. Page 2 of 17 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2019 Awards Offered (11.29.18) Last Name First Name U.S. Institution Home State Country Burgess Kelsey Iowa State University IA Taiwan Burgess Larren Salisbury University MD South Africa Burkhardt Beth City University of New York, Lehman College NY South Korea Burks Isaiah University of California, Merced CA Ghana Burlaza Michael University of California, Berkeley CA France Burnley Alyssa San Diego Mesa College CA Costa Rica Burns Christine Wellesley College MA Spain Burton Carly City University of New York, Hunter College NY Mexico Cabrera Beatrice Bowdoin College MA Chile Caguana-Salazar Julaisei Lehigh University NJ United Kingdom Cain Robert Claremont McKenna College AR Greece Campbell Kaitlyn Macalester College MN Denmark, Poland, Germany Candler Raynesha University of California, Merced CA South Africa Carrasquilla Alejandra University of Florida FL France Carswell Honesty Pitzer College GA South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe Carter Alexus Bridgewater College VA Thailand Casey Evelis Loyola University Maryland NY France Castillo Ariel University of North Carolina, Charlotte NC Spain Castillo Carla Temple University PA United Kingdom Castro Jesse University of North Texas TX Japan Castro Laura University of California, San Diego CA Morocco Catalano Angela State University of New York, Geneseo NY Costa Rica Cattanach Seth University of Notre Dame MN United Kingdom Cauffman Cooke Christopher Arcadia University DE South Africa Cavanaugh Nicole Rochester Institute of Technology NY Denmark, Portugal Ceballos Amber University of North Carolina, Greensboro NC Estonia Cervantes Jennifer University of South Florida FL South Korea Chan Connie University of California, Riverside CA United Kingdom, France Charlotte Niyonkuru University of Cincinnati OH Germany Chau Cathleen State University of New York, Buffalo NY Japan Chavez Gabriel University of Illinois, Chicago IL Netherlands Chen Andrew University of Maryland, College Park MD South Korea Chen Danbing Brandeis University NY Germany Chen Mei Yi Saint Olaf College WI Peru Chen Ting University of Maryland, College Park MD Ireland Chen Yiyuan University of California, Berkeley CA Italy Cheng Sokhunthia Knox College IL Thailand, Vietnam Chesnut Jesse University of Oklahoma OK Latvia Choi Morgan Tufts University GA South Korea Christianson Eliana Windward Community College CA Czech Republic Chu Andy University of Hawaii, Manoa HI China Chue Sabrina Drexel University PA South Korea Cini Hunter University of New Hampshire NH Spain Cisse Anna University of Georgia GA Australia Clancy Keaira Washington University, St. Louis MO Australia Clark Christopher University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA Germany Clark Isabella University of North Carolina, Greensboro NC Spain Clarke Jessica New Mexico State University, Main Campus TX Italy Cochran Elizabeth McKendree University IL Morocco Note: The list does not include the students who declined to have their names published online. Page 3 of 17 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2019 Awards Offered (11.29.18) Last Name First Name U.S. Institution Home State Country Coe Kayla University of North Carolina, Greensboro NC Japan Cohen Gabriel University of Nevada, Reno NV Brazil Cole Regina University of Memphis TN Spain Collins Aleigha Shepherd University WV Spain Collins Brittany City University of New York, Queens College NY South Africa Conkey Elizabeth Saint Olaf College IL India Cordero Kayla State University of New York, Cortland NY India Cordova Jafet California State
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