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Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange No 63 www.fulbright.bg Newsletter October-December 2010 Sofia 1000, Al. Stamboliiski blvd., tel. (359 2) 981 85 67, 980 82 12, 981 68 30; fax (359 2) 988 45 17; E-mail: [email protected]; Internet: www.fulbright.bg, www.fisi-bg.info Final Nominations for Bulgarian Fulbright Grantees in AY 2011-2012 his year the Commission received 49 applications for Fulbright Tsenior scholar and graduate study grants, Hubert Humphrey fel- lowships and non-degree grants for doctoral students. The bination- al reviewing committees recommended 28 students and 13 scholars for interview. The interviews were conducted on June 28 and 29 and on July 1, 2010. The applicants represented a wide variety of fields and were well qualified and motivated. The following candidates for Fulbright scholarships and Hubert H. Humphrey fellowships in AY 2011-12 were nominated by the Commission Board: Senior Scholars Principal candidates: 1. Plamen Makariev – philosophy 2. Stoycho Metodiev – animal breeding Fulbright Interview, June-July, 2010. Members of the nomination committee (from left 3. Violina Rizova – biogeochemistry to right): Randall Baker, Fulbright Board Member; Dr. Julia Stefanova, Executive Director; Ken 4. Tsanka Dikova – dental medicine Moskowitz, Fulbright Board Member, PAO, U.S. Embassy 5. Dimitar Antonov – environmental science Alternate candidate: Alternate candidates: 1. Petya Koprinkova-Hristova – robotics 1. Irina Simova – comparative literature 2. Anthony Arguirov – film directing Graduate Students – Degree Programs 3. Veselka Petrova – law Principal candidates: 1. Milen Markov – business administration Fulbright-Oklahoma Grant 2. Mariya Miteva – electronic commerce Principal candidate: 3. Marina Petrova – graphic design 1. Edouard Shahpazyan – business administration 4. Radoslava Dogandjieva – international development Alternate candidate: 5. Lyubomir Minkov – business administration 1. Mirela Milcheva – business administration 6. Galina Petkova – law (Fulbright-Thanks to Scandinavia Grant) Non-Degree Grants for Doctoral Students Principal candidate: In This Issue: 1. Marina Semerdjieva – economics Alternate candidate: Final Nominations for Bulgarian Fulbright 1. Maria Kostadinova – ethnology Grantees in AY 2011-2012 01 Research Scholarship for the Study of Civil Society International Education Week in Bulgaria 02 Principal candidates: 1. Ivo Danchev – photography Fulbright Office News 06 2. Danail Danov – media studies To Chicago and Back 08 Hubert Humphrey Fellowships Principal candidates: Out of America 11 1. Irina Nedeva – journalism 2. Irina Koleva – finance N63, October-December 2010 01 Newsletter Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange International Education Week (IEW) in Bulgaria November 15-19, 2010 uring the International Education week (November 15-19, 2010) can students, the benefits of their presence in the schools, as well Da number of useful activities were carried out attracting the at- as on new ideas and opportunities for expanding and enriching the tention of students, professors, high-school principals and teachers, program. EducationUSA adviser Snezhana Teneva presented on Un- educators, professionals and parents. dergraduate Study in the US in front of over 100 high school students in Lovech and Dobrich. A highlight of this year’s IEW was the official launch of 2012-2013 Fulbright Grants Competition in a joint presentation of the Fulbright Worth mentioning is also the introduction of English language Commission and Sofia University Digital Centre at the American Cor- classes for economically disadvantaged and Roma students from ner at Sofia City Library on November 15, 2010. Dr. Julia Stefanova, Vassil Levski Elementary School in the village of Novachevo, Bote- Fulbright Commission Executive Director, Dimiter Iliev from Sofia vrgad district. The classes offered to 17 students take place every University Digital Centre and Dr. Iona Sarieva, U.S. Fulbright Scholar, week. They are conducted by teacher Iliana Dimitrova. AY 2009-10, Sofia University, Department of British and American Studies, presented respectively on the 2012-2013 Fulbright Grants Over 500 students and professionals visited the Fulbright stand Competition, Sofia University Digital Centre and Distance Education, at the Begin Group Education Fair in Sofia and the Career Fair at So- and Interlanguage: Learners Corpus Insights. The presentation was at- fia Technical University. EducationUSA adviser Snezhana Teneva pre- tended by over 30 students, lecturers and researchers interested in sented on The Fulbright Program in Bulgaria and the Annual Fulbright study/lecturing/research opportunities in the US. Grants Competition at the University of National and World Economy in Sofia, City University in Pravets and 2nd English Language High Another highlight of the IEW in Bulgaria were the visits of Ful- School in Sofia. During and around the IEW, the Fulbright advising bright Commission Executive Director Dr. Julia Stefanova and Com- centre in Sofia was visited by representatives of four US institutions mission staff members Snezhana Teneva, Maria Kostova and Anas- of higher education: Stanford Graduate School of Business, CA; Vas- tassia Miteva to English language schools hosting English Teaching sar College, NY; Ramapo College, NJ and Lafayette College, PA. They Assistants (ETAs): Plovdiv English Language School, Stara Zagora For- presented their institutions and the American educational system to eign Language School, Haskovo English Language School, Smolyan interested students. Foreign Language School, Lovech Foreign Language School, Pleven Foreign Language School, Shoumen Foreign Language School, and During the 11th International Education Week in Bulgaria about Dobrich Foreign Language School. 1000 individuals and representatives of schools, colleges and uni- versities, international organizations, businesses, associations, and The discussions with the school principals, the mentor teachers community organizations joined in this year’s events and learned and the ETAs themselves focused on the adjustment of the Ameri- about study opportunities in the United States. Official Launch of 2012-2013 Fulbright Grants Competition Joint presentation of the Fulbright Commission and Sofia University Digital Centre, November 15, American Corner at Sofia City Library 02 N63, October-December 2010 Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange Newsletter Visits of Fulbright Commission Staff Members to English Language Schools Hosting ETAs Lovech Foreign Language School Pleven Foreign Language School Dobrich Foreign Language School Shoumen Foreign Language School English-Language Classes for Roma Students at Vassil Levski Elementary School in the Village of Novachene English teacher Iliana Dimitrova and Roma students at Vassil Levski Elementary School N63, October-December 2010 03 Newsletter Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange Outreach to High Schools and Universities LEFT: Dobrich Foreign Language School University of National and World Economy, Sofia City University, Pravetz 2nd English Language High School, Sofia US University Presentations and Interviews Vassar College, NY and Ramapo College, NJ Lafayette College, PA 04 N63, October-December 2010 Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange Newsletter IEW 2010 Special Programs at American Shelves – Fulbright Commission Partners ABOVE: Workshop at Turgovishte Regional Library (American Shelf) RIGHT: Daniel Peretz, Guest Lecturer at the University of Veliko Turnovo, conducting a workshop on English as a Second Language at Turgovishte Regional Library (American Shelf) Bulgarian Fulbright Alumni Association Membership Form Full name ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... Home address .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Field, Academic Rank and Degree .................................................................................................................................................................... Present Place and Address of Employment .................................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Phone, Fax .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... Type, Year and Duration of Grant ..................................................................................................................................................................... Place and Name of Host Institution ................................................................................................................................................................ Please complete and return to the Fulbright Commission office address. N63, October-December 2010 05 Newsletter Bulgarian-American Commission for Educational Exchange Fulbright
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