The Fulbrighters' Fulbright AT 'I tt A SSOCIATION ..Ly ews1,e er Celebrating 27 Years of Service to the Fulbright Program, 1977 2004 Volume XXV, No. 1 Winter 2004 Iraqi Fulbrighters Now in U.S. We're Back! Fulbright Program Reestablished in Iraq The Fulbrighters 'Newsletter Resumes Publication

Thanks to Fulbright Association members who let us kr,ow they missed reading The Fulbrighters' Newsletter last year. Although we published the special edition of the newsletter on the 2003 Fulbright Prize, production of the regular

_ 1..• ..1. ..-..­ newsletter was suspended while we Secretary of State Colin Powell with Iraqi Fulbrighters at a Feb. 2 meeting in devoted resources to implementing Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of State Photo by Michael Gross. our new online community and directory and our enhanced web site The U.S. Department of State has Fulbrighters will participate in at www.fulbright.org. reestablished the Fulbright program special pre-academic training For an overview of the with Iraq following a 14-year programs at Indiana University, membership benefits offered through suspension. The first group oflraqi University of Arizona, University the online community, please see the Fulbrighters, 23 students and two of California-Santa Cruz, and articles on pages four and nine. We scholars , arrived in the U.S . on Feb. University of Oregon to refine their hope that you enjoy this issue of the 1. The group participated in a English language skills, to learn newsletter, and we invite you to send week-long orientation in about the United States, its society, information for publication in future Washington, D.C., meeting with values, and institutions, and to be editions. We're glad to be back in State Department officials and introduced to U.S. academic your hands! • President Bush. culture. "Mee ting the 21st century "It was just like someone handing challenges that confront our you the keys of your future gates countries and our international and making you the only one in community will require an charge of your own promotion," In this Issue: unprecedented degree of wrote one of the Fulbrighters in an Members Elect President, Directors 2-3 cooperation among nations and e-mail message. "I am not going to Fulbright Program Advocacy 4 among leaders in every field," said miss this chance. I will make Institutional Members 5-8 Secretary of State Colin Powell, history. I will get a master's degree Currently Selected Fulbright Grantees speaking to the Iraqi Fulbrighters. and return to my country to teach Join Association 9 "As has been true in the past, I have and build a perfect generation." Web Site and Online Community no doubt that in the future, A nationwide recruitment Update 9 Fulbrighters like you, from across campaign was mounted to attract Members Receive Inaugural Harrison the globe, can be counted upon to qualified Iraqi applicants following H. Schmitt Leadership Award 10 serve your countries and to serve the October 2003 announcement of Upcoming Fulbright Association and the world that we all inhabit." the reestablishment of the Fulbright Chapter Events 10 The 19 men and six women will program with Iraq. Information and Global Fulbright Network 11 take master's level classes in fields applications were distributed Planned Giving Profile: such as public administration, law, through 18 provincial centers, on Linda H. Scanlan 12 journalism, English, public health, the Internet, and through Iraqi Fulbright Association Donors 13-15 and communications . Prior to universities. Nearly 400 Chapter Events and Activities 16-19 beginning their studies, the applications were received for 25 Alumni Achievements 20-24 (continued on page 24) Fulbright l . h l Fulbright '""' ,.,.,,o, The Fu brig ters News etter ------The Fulbrighters Newsletter "'o',, "'" Studies. He earned his bachelor of cabinet (1982-85); and as deputy Members Elect President, Directors arts degree in history from mayor of Philadelphia (1985-87). Princeton University. Mr. Said was She also worked in municipal R. Fenton-May was elected by Alumnus of the Year Award and the author and noted speaker. He wrote a Fu lbright fellow at the Center for finance and private banking. members to serve as presid ent of the Univers ity of Wisconsin­ The Struggle for Constitutionalism in Arabic Study Abroad in Cairo in Fulbrig ht Association in 2004. Dr. Madison /College of Engineering Poland in 1998, and his work has 1994-95, where he completed Fenton -May has served on the Distinguished Service Citation. He been featured in The New York advanced language training in Association's board of directors serves as chairman of e*freightrac Times, The Washington Post, The Arabic literature. Mr. Said was law since 1998 and has been a leader in Holdings B.V., Eindhov en, Washington Times, Los Angeles clerk for Chief Judge Charles P. the Georgia Chapter of the Fulbright Netherlands; chairman of the North Times, and Wall Street Journal Sifton of the United States District Association, most recently as chapter American Development Committee Europe. A memb er of the Court for the Eastern District of president. of the University of Edinburgh ; and Washington Board of the Council on New York and served as a summer on the boards of the Anti-Prejudice Foreign Relations, he has also served associate with Milbank Tweed Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich Consort ium (Atlanta) and of L&D on the advisory board of the Had ley and McCloy. He has been Internationa l, a China-focused American Bar Association's Centra l an intern with the Columbia Human Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich is investment company. and East European Law Initiative . Rights Internship /Palestine Peace currently senior professor, National Mr. Brzezinski received his Project, an advocate for the Labor College of the George Meany Suzanne Eloise Siske! Board Class of 2005 bac helor's degree in Democracy and Workers' Rights Center for Labor Studies. government /political studies from Center, and a translator for the Formerly, as executive director and Currently the Ford Foundation's Directors elected for the tenn Dartmouth College and earned his United Nations Economic Scientific chief operating officer of the Black representative for Indonesia, Jan . 1, 2003 , to Dec. 31, 2005 , are law degree from the University of and Cultural Organization Leadership Forum for l O years, she Suzanne Eloise Siskel previously Mark Brzezinski and Wadie Said Virginia School of Law, where he (UNESCO). He is an author of conducted policy analysis, fund served as the Foundation's (first tenn) and Patti Rosenfeld, served as an editor of the Virginia several studies on the legal status of raising, and administration. Dr. representative for the Philippines Linda H. Scanlan, and Anthony Law Review. Mr. Brzezinski was a Palestinian refugees. Prior to Scruggs-Leftwich received her and as program officer for Rural Viscusi (second term). Fulbright scho lar at the Polish joining the Federal Public bachelor's degree in political Poverty and Resources in Jakarta. R. Fenton-May Constit utional Court. He earned his Defender's office, Mr. Said was a science, cum laude , from North She has lived and worked in doctorate in political science from litigation associate at Debevoise Carolina Central University and Indonesia throughout the past three Private investor R. Fen ton-May Oxford University. and Plimpton in New York City. then studied international decades, first as a Luce Scholar at was previously director of operations He is a member of the New York organizations and political science Airlangga University in East Java in development at The Coca-Cola State Bar. as a Fulbright fellow in Germany 1974-75 and later as a Fulbright Company, where he also served as ( 1955-56). She earned a master of scholar in 1983-84 for research on president, Coca-Cola China Ltd., Board Class of 2006 arts degree in public administration the island of Madura. Ms. Siske! Hong Kong; vice president and from the University of Minnesota 's was a social science advisor to technical manager, Coca-Co la Directors elected for the term Hubert H. Humphrey School of development projects in west Timor Central Pacific Ltd., Hong Kong; and Jan . l , 2004, to Dec. 31, 2006 , are Pub lic Affairs and a doctorate in and Flores islands in eastern manager, corporate quality Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich and city and regional planning from the Indonesia before joining the Ford assurance, among other research and Suzanne Eloise Siske ! (first term) University of Pennsylvania. She Foundation in Jakarta in 1990. administrative positions. Dr. and Miguel A. Bretos , Marilyn served as deputy assistant secretary Previous research projects took her Fenton-May received a Fulbright Mark F. Brzezinski Berg Callander, Todd Flynn, Alison of the U.S. Department of Housing to northeast Brazil, Andros Island grant in 1967 to study at the L. Gardy and Philip A. Odeen and Urban Development (HUD) in the Bahamas, and highland University of Wisconsin-Madison, A former director of Southeast and executive director of President Chiapas in the 1970s. She studied Wadie E. Said (second tenn). where he earned a doctoral degree in European affairs at the National Edward J. Blakely and Dolores Jimmy Carter's Urban and Regional social anthropology at Harvard and chemical engineering. He received Security Council at the White House, Rinke were re-elected to the board Policy Task Force (1977 -79); as The Johns Hopkins University and An assistant federal defender at his bachelor's degree in chemica l Mark F. Brzezinski is a partner in for a one year term from Jan. 1, New York State's housing is member of Phi Beta Kappa . • the office of the Federal Public engineering from the University of the Washington, D.C., office of the 2004, to Dec. 31, 2004 . commissioner in the governor 's Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr. law firm ofMcGuireWoods LLP, Defender in the Middle District of Fenton-May holds memberships in where he manages the international Florida, Wadie E. Said received his the Institute of Food Technologists, law practice. He served at the White juris doctor degree from the The Fulbrighters' Newsletter is a (202) 347-6540, or mailed to: Fulbright Association Staff the American Institute of Chemical House on the National Security Columbia University School of Law , publicat ion of the Fulbright The Fulbrighters ' Newsletter Jane L. Anderson, Executive Director Association. Material for publication 66611th Street, NW, Suite 525 Lisa Chapin, Director of Chapter Engineers, Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Council, first as a director for where he was articles editor of the on the subjects of internat ional Washington, DC 20001 Relations the Hong Kong Club, and the Society Russian, Ukrainian, and Eurasian Columbia Human Rights Law Review. While in law school , he exchange, international education , and Visit the Fulbright Association on the Marshall Ellis, Director of of International Business Fellows. affairs and then as director of alumni activities , as well as news and web at www .fulbright.org . E-mail your Membership Development studied at the University of London He received the University of Southeast European affairs . 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2 Board of Directors Board of Dir ectors 3 Fulbright Fulbright ,ssoc , """ The Fulbrighters Newsletter ------The Fulbrighters Newsletter Assoc,""'" E-Advocacy Tools at State Dept. Exchanges Institutional Members Budget Update Albany State University Longwood University University of Central Florida American University Louisiana State University University of Connecticut www.fulbright.org/advocacy President Bush requested Armand Hammer United Luther College University of Dayton $345.346 million for educational and World College Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Delaware The Fulbright Association's web site is home to a comprehensive cultural exchange programs in his Association for [ntemational Mesalands Community College University of Georgia advocacy section powered by the leading provider of Internet advocacy Fiscal Year (FY) 2005 budget, Practical Training Miami University University of Hawaii action tools. 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Buffalo State University, New York University County www.fulbright.org/advocacy or from the Association's home page click on ECA's academic exchange State University ofNew York Oberlin College University of Miami "Advocacy ." programs received an appropriation California State University-Fresno Oklahoma State University University of Michigan of $190 million in FY '04 and California State University-Long Beach Pace University The University of Mississippi University of Missouri -Kansas City Action Alerts President Bush has requested $192.1 Case Western Reserve University Pennsylvania State University Chicago State University Ramapo College ofNew Jersey University of Missouri-St. Louis This section posts Fulbright Association action alerts with updated million for FY '05. In addition to the Fulbright program for students, Claremont McKenna College Reed College University of Nebraska-Lincoln information on the status of legislation affecting the Fulbright Program. 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4 Fulbright Program Advocacy Institutional Members 5 . Fulbright Fulbright The Ful bnghters N ewsletter ,,,o,, '''"' "'"' , \T ,o, The Fulbrighters N ewsletter ------for Excellence in Teaching by the Visit www.fulbright.org/institutional for more information on the University of North Carolina Board Institutional Membership program. Institutional Members of Governors. Dr. Geller is active in international education at UNCP, CALIFORNIA where he works with international who received grants for study and aspects of Japanese music . The laude and was a member ofUM's ranked second in the nation among students, serves on the committee California State University, research abroad for the 2003-04 festival featured composers Joji Croft Institute for International colleges and universities for the for international exchanges , and Fresno, professors William Mallios, academic year. Fulbright recipient s Yuasa, Toshi Ichiyanagi, Tokuhide Studies, said his interest in Croatia number of foreign students hosted , coordinates a German exchange of the Information Systems and and their Fulbright countries are Niimi, and Akira Nishimura and the grew out of a semester studying at according to Open Doors 2003, a program. Dr. Geller, a 20 year Decision Sciences Department and Christopher Anderson (Chile), professional contemporary music the University of Zagreb, the oldest report published by the Institute of veteran ofUNCP, was a Fulbright Doug Singleton, of the Physics Michael Gumert (Indonesia), ensemble Ruckus. The festival was Croatian university and the oldest International Education. The report scholar at the National University Department , were awarded Fulbright Kathryn Stepp (Germany) , Carrie presented in cooperation with the university in southeastern Europe. also states that during the 2002-03 of Singapore in 1989. For more grants for 2003-04. Recipient of a Strickland (Norway), Jeffrey Embassy of Japan, with additional Noureddine Gaaloul , a Fulbright academic year, 153 U.S. colleges infonnation , please visit Fulbright Aegean Initiative grant, Dr. Thompson (Argentina), Caro lyn support from All Nippon Airways, visiting scholar from Tunisia, is and universities hosted 1,000 or www.uncp.edu /news /2003 /jeffery _ Mallios is lecturing and conducing Walsh (Germany), and Joseph the Asian Cultural Council, the Freer conducting ground water modeling more international students , three geller.htm. research on forecasting price Wolpin (Russia). Tom J. Clees, Gallery of Art of the Smithsonian research in UM's Civil Engineering more than the previous year. Of movements during periods of mark et associate professor in the Department Institution, the National Cherry Department. Abdel-Kader Larabi , a those campuses , 29 hosted more PENNSYLVANIA ineffici ency and on small business of Special Education , received a Blossom Festival, and the Maryland visiting scholar from Morocco , is than 3,000 international students development through virtual business Fulbright grant to conduct research at State Arts Council. For more examining salt water intrusion in each. NYU's foreign student Dickinson College, known for incubators at Macedonia University, Mary Immaculate Col lege in Ireland information , please visit freshwater aquifers. population numbered 5,454 in sending over half of its students the American College of on variables affecting the successful www.umbc.edu/NewsEvents /releases 2002-03. Please visit abroad to study, has seen 42 of its Thessaloniki in Greece, and Koc post-school transition of individuals /article.phtml?news_id =764. NEW HAMPSHIRE http ://opendoors.iienetwork.org for graduates selected as Fulbright University in Turkey. Dr. with special needs. For more more information. fellows. A special issue of Singleton's Fulbright grant to Russia information, please see MISSISSIPPI Dartmouth College Adjunct Dickinson Magazine (Vol. 81, No. has enabled him to work with the www.uga.edu/oie/attachments/ Professor Alan Lelchuk is in Russia NORTH CAROLINA 1), published in Summer 2003 , research group of Prof . Vitaly Globa l_ Connections_Fa11_2003.pdf. Both faculty members and as a Fulbright scholar lecturing at celebrates Dickinson's history with Melnikova at the People's Friendship students at the University of the International University of Jeffery Geller, chair of the the Fulbright program and profiles University in Moscow, studying IDAHO Mississippi (UM) have recently Moscow on creative writing and Department of Philosophy and several Fulbright alumni. For more various wormhole and black hole participated in the Fulbright American literature. Prof. Lelchuk Religion at the University of North information, please visit solutions in higher dimenstional Idaho State University ([SU) program , and the University has also will also give several readings of Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) www.dickinson.edu /magazine / gravity theories. For more graduate Jared Steadman was welcomed visiting Fulbright his book Ziff- A Life ? throughout was honored with the 2003 A ward summer03 /. information, please see awarded a Fulbright grant to Austria scholars. English Professor Ann Russia and the Ukraine. For more www.csufresno.edu /journa l/2003/sep in 2003. Steadman, who graduated Fischer-Wirth is on a Fulbright to information, please visit tember/news/twoprofessors.j sp. from ISU in December 2002 with a Sweden where she is teaching www.dartmouth.edu /- news /release degree in German, spent nine months American and Southern literature as s/2003/09/l 9k.html. Kudos GEORGIA teaching English and studying well as environmental and creative Congratulations to the following Institutional Members for being political scie nce at an Austrian writing. Jay Watson, also of the NEW YORK recognized as "Most Internationalized" in Internationalizing the university. In 2000, Brett Rawlins , English Department , is in Finland Campus 2003, a report from NAFSA: Association oflnternational also a German major, became the teaching American studies for the Paul P. Kantor, professor of Educators: first ISU student to receive a English and Comparative Literature political science at Fordham Fulbright fellowship. He also Departments at the University of University , served as a Fulbright Dickinson College studied in Austria. For more Turku and Abo Akademi University. senior specialist this past summer at San Diego State University information, please visit Visiting Assistant Professor Susan the Universities of Milano -Bicocca Yale University www.isu.edu/pressrel/steadmanful bri Major, a linguist, has returned to the and Bari in Italy. He lectured on ght.html. University's Oxford campus after a the impact of globalization on local The following Institutional Members were also highlighted Fulbright grant in Thailand where politics. The subject is also the for noteworthy programs. University of Georgia.faculty and MARYLAND she conducted research and taught basis of his book Cities in the members of the Georgia Chapter of the language acquisition to graduate International Marketplace: The Middlebury College Fulbright Associa tion at a workshop and The Department of Music of students at the Pince of Sonkla Political Economy of Urban reception to promote the Fulbright St. Ola/College University of Maryland Baltimore University in Pattani , Thailand. Development in North America and program. Tufts- The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy County hosted a five-day festival , Chris Lamont, a UM international Western Europe (Princeton, 2002). University of Pittsburgh Music of Japan Today 2003, with studies graduate, received a Fulbright The University of Georgia performances, recitals, lectures , grant to study the resurgence of For the academic year 2002-03, The Internationalizing the Campus 2003 report can be found online at counted seven students and recent panel discussions, and paper democracy in Croatia. Mr. Lamont, New York University (NYU) www.nafsa.org/content /whatsnew /pressreleases/intlcampus41103 .htm. graduates among Fulbright fellows presentations concerning various who graduated in 2002 magna cum

6 Institutional Members Institutional Members 7 Fulbright Fulbright The Fulbrighters Newsletter \ "'i0(' J \1 1 0'\ '"""",. "" The Fulbrighters N ewsletter ------Stephanie West, a 2003 WISCONSIN Economics Department of the Current Fulbright Grantees Now Connected to Fulbright graduate of the Robert E. Cook University of Wyoming, spent fall Honors College at Indiana Two professors at the 2003 in Saratov, Russia , as a Alumni Community University of Pennsylvania (IUP) , University of Wiscons in-Madison Fulbright scholar. He lectured on received a Fu lbright grant to study (UWM) were awarded Fulbright ­ market analysis and conducted Seeking to enrich the States and the people of other Fu lbright grantees will be eligible at the Free University of Bruss els in Hays faculty research abroad grants research related to the Russian food experience of Fulbrighters during countries ... "' for the special, free e-membership Belg ium. A criminology and for the 2002-03 academic year. supply. He was hosted by Saratov their grants , the Fulbright Thee-membership depends on during the time of their grant , French double major , Ms. West will Pau l D. Hutchcroft, associate State Socio-Economic University Association , assisted by the U.S. current grantees maintaining a valid allowing them to take advantage explore policy implementation in professor of political science, spent (SSS-EU), continuing collaboration Department of State 's Bureau of e-mail address to take advantage of of the features of the Fulbright domestic violence prevention and 2003 in the Philippines working with faculty members at SSS-EU Educational and Cultural Affairs, the benefits , which are electronic . Association 's online community education programs . Other IUP with the Institute for Popular initiated in 1995 as part of the has created an e-membership "Communicating withe ­ to connect with each other and graduate s to receive Fulbright Democracy in Quezon City Wyoming-Saratov Initiative. Dr. program for currently selected U.S. members solely through electronic with alumn i who have been in grants are Abby Brewer (Germany pursuing a project on politica l Menkhaus studies market evolution Fulbright grantees . means is the only way that makes their host countries and elsewhere . 2003), Lori Felker (Germany 2000) , reform efforts since the fall of and the consequences of such "The Fulbright alumni sense," according to Mr. Ellis. Grantees will be informed by Betty Lanteigne (Qatar 2002) , and Ferdinand Ma rcos in 1986. Prof. evolution. The transition economy community can share a wealth of "There are over 1,700 U.S. the Fulbright Association after Erica Shafran (Austria 200 I). For Hutchcroft was comp leting research of Russia offered Dr. Menkhaus the knowledge with current grantees," Fulbrighters in more than 100 Sept. I each year about their free more information , please see for a manuscript entitled opportunity to examine evolving said Fulbright Association Director countries - the postage costs of e-membership and information www .iup.edu /honors/News /Steph3 Deciphering Decentralization: markets and to teach market of Membership Development mailing membership necessary to register for the NEWS .html. Central Authority and Local Bosses economics. His market analysis Marshall Ellis. "The new e­ communications to this group alone Association 's online community. in the Philippines and Beyond (to course focused on the overall membership program gives current would be prohibitively expensive . Grantees who have previously SOUTH CAROLI NA be pub lished by Cambridge environment in which transactions Fulbright grantees access to this Using e-mail allows the Fulbright received a Fulbrig ht grant are not University Press) . He also occur. Laboratory experiments and knowledge base in order to enhance Association to know that eligible for thee-membership . Benedict College was award ed exam ined post-authoritarian efforts case studies were used to their Fulbright grant experience . membership communications are For more information on the a Fulbright-Hays grant to organize a to improve the quality of demonstrate the workings of We believe that connecting current being received in a timely fashion. Fulbright Association's e­ month-long immersion program in democracy in the Philippines. Prof. markets. Students played the roles grantees with the alumni If we relied on regular mail, membership program for current Ghan aian culture for 13 Benedict Hutchcroft has received three of buyers and sellers in classroom community will enrich their communications could take weeks Fulbright grantees, please contact faculty members and Richland One Fulbright -Hays awards . Jason experiments to generate market data experience , thus furthering the to be delivered . If the grantee Marshall Ellis at (202) 347-5543 Scho ol District teachers and Yaeger, assistant professor of used to reinforce lecture material. Fulbright program's mission of moves , we may end up losing or marshall.ellis @fulbright.org. • admini strators. Norma Jackson , anthropology , spent the 2002-03 For his research, Dr. Menkhaus ' increas[ing] mutual understanding touch. " director of international program s academic year studying the San studied selected unique features of between the people of the United Going forward , all U.S. and associat e professor of literature , Pedro Maya and the British markets in Russia using led the group , which gathered Colon ial Enterprise in Belize during experimenta l methods, particularly Fulbright Fulbright Association Web Site and ,U,,OC ' IATt O , information on incorporating the late 19th and early 20th price discovery in alternative Ghanaian culture into university centur ies. He comb ined archival trading institutions and methods of Online Community Update and public school curricula. The research, ora l history interviews, de livery under different market About the Fulbright Association group visited cities, schools, and and archaeological fieldwork to information scenarios . 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Association Members Find Information on Chapter, National, Global Fulbright Network Receive Inaugural In October 2003, Cyprus livestock and poultry Harrison H. Schmitt and International Events Online at named Fulbright alumnus Euripides production and policy, L. Evriviades ambassador to the ____,~,._"': -,ilfij·-IY~l!!l-atj... population control, health Leadership Award United States. Ambassador policy , and access to affordable Secretary of State Colin Powell www.fulbright.org/calendar! Evriviades was a Fulbright scholar medication. Conference presented Fulbright Association at the John F. Kennedy School of attendees defended papers on members Raymond M. Jefferson Visit the Fulbright Association's online calendar of events for information Government at Harvard University each of these topics and (Singapore 2001) and Jason A. on Fulbright Association, chapter, and other Fulbright -related events across the where he earned a master's degree discussed the detrimental Santamaria (Venezuela 1993) the United States and around the world. Below is a sampling of upcoming events. in public administration in 1984. effects of cronyism on the Harrison H. Schmitt Leadership Events are added to the online calendar frequently, so be sure to check out the Ambassador Evriviades stability of Nigeria 's most Award for Alumni of the Fulbright calendar at www .fulbright.org/calendar or www.FulbrightEvents.org for concurrently serves as non-resident established political parties . Student Program at a special more information. ambassador to Brazil and high FAAN has more than 500 commissioner of Cyprus to Canada, Carmel Coyle, executive director of the Fulbright members, including alumni ceremony at the U.S. Department of March 4, 2004 April I 0, 2004 State on July 29, 2003. Named after Special Screening and Book launch Yaqui Deer Dance Guyana, Jamaica, the Bahamas and Commission in Ir eland , Minister Tom Kitt TD, from the first Fulbright Fulbright alumnus, astronaut, and Greater Los Angeles Chapter Arizona Chapter Barbados. He also serves as John Hurle y , presid en t of the Irish Fulbright Alumni exchange class of 1952 . For former U.S. Senator Harrison H. vacepduong lequy @hotmail.com or bender @email.arizona.edu permanent representative to the Association, U.S. Charge d'Affaires Jane Benton more information visit (310) 927-2579 nd h Schmitt (Norway 1958) , the award International Civil Aviation F,Cort,a -pat Fottr e/1, chair of t e Fulbright http://abuja.usembassy.gov / April 23-25 , 2004 . _ b omnusswn. h · ht I honors "recen t alumni of the U.S . Fulbright Happy Hour Social International Scientific Conference: Central Organization, permanent o server to www xpn 04 q. m. Fulbright student program who have DC Metro Area Young Alumni Group Asia on the Paths of Transformation the Organization of American States, demonstrated extraordinary dcalum @fulbright.org Fulbright Association of Uzbekistan and as the official representative of Samuel Shepherd retired from On April 8, 2003, the Fulbright leadership in, and dedication to, [email protected] Cyprus to the World Bank and the Japan-United States Alumni Association of Turkey March 7, 2004 Educational Commission (JUSEC) sponsored "Exploring the Iraq Crisis: public service and mutual Fulbright Afternoon of Music April 24, 2004 International Monetary Fund. understanding." Dr. Schmitt served Massachusetts Chapter Hells Canyon Tour in February 2004, exactly ten years Are There Any Valid Explanations," on the Fulbright Association's Board beatona @hotmai I.com Greater Puget Sound (Washington) Chapter The ASLA-Fulbright Alumni after joining as executive director. a seminar presented by Prof. Victor of Directors from 1984 to 1986. RJThornton @attbi.com or (360) 394-3886 Association (Finland) celebrated its Mr. Shepherd (Japan 1973), a T. Le Vine, a visiting Fulbright March 12, 2004 50th anniversary in 2003 and held Fulbright Association life member, is professor at Sabanci University , Mr. Jefferson is currently deputy Evening of Music and Dinner at the April 24, 2004 director of Hawaii's Department of Embassy of Ghana Tour of Historic Boston several events to mark the returning to the United States . Mr. Istanbul. Prof. Le Vine , a professor Business , Economic Development Nationa l Cap ital Area Chapter Massachusetts Chapter anniver sary including a concert by Shepherd 's farewell letter is posted of political science at Washington and Tourism, a position to which he (703) 978-4967 or (703) 978-8921 mpalermi @lycos.co m the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra at www.fulbright.jp /el /letter.html. University in St. Louis , Mo., has was appointed by Gov. Linda Lingle. in Finlandia Hall on November 20, The Netherland-America served as president of the Centre for International Education Conference April 25, 2004 International Understanding, an He graduated from the Military Wisconsin Chapter Brunch at Zanzibar Blue and a Visit to the 2003. Chief Conductor Leif Foundation (NAF) is holding a Academy at West Point in 1988 and mmcen iry@ssc. wi sc. ed u Barnes Foundation Segers tam, one of the most well reception March 19, 2004, at The international NGO devoted to served in the U.S. Army from 1988 Ph iladelphia/De laware Valley Chapter known Finnish ASLA-Fulbright Netherland Club ofNew York City conflict resolution. For more to 1999. Mr. Jefferson spent 200 1- March 19-21, 2004 cahillj98 @hotmail.com or (267) 216-1 I 47 scholars, conducted the concert. The in honor of the 2003-04 NAF­ information, please visit German Fulbright Alumni PowWow: Fulbright Fellows. All Fu lbrighters www.fulbrighta lumni.org .tr/eng/ 02 in Singapore on a Fulbright Redefining a Continent - EU Enlargement April 25, 2004 concert program included Ludwig student grant researching leadership Fulbright Alumni e.V. (Germany) & Spring Chapter Business Meeting and van Beethoven's Leonore m with a Dutch connection who are conf.htm . in the public sector and working with Fulbright Kommission , Germany Reception overture; Karol Szymanowski 's either studying or working in the physically challenged children. j [email protected] Northern California Chapter Violin Concerto l; and Jean Sibelius' U.S. are invited to attend . For more Gregory Gleason, professor of sredmond @csuhayward.edu or Mr. Santamaria is a management Symphony 3. For more information, information , please contact Joan political science, University of New March 19, 2004 (510) 885-3646 Mexico, and author of Markets and consu ltant and author. A 1993 The NAF Connection Reception: In Honor please visit www.fulbright­ Kuyper at (212) 825-1221 or graduate of the University of Texas of the 2003-04 NAF-Fulbright Fellows May 6, 2004 alumni.net/. [email protected]. Politics in Central Asia: Structural at Austin, he received a Fu lbright The Netherland-America Foundatio n California State University. Reform and Political Change, gave a student grant to Venezuela in 1993 to [email protected] or (212) 825-1221 Hayward/Fu lbright Sino-American The Irish Fulbright Alumni The Fulbright Alumni presentation at the December International Symposium Association of Nigeria (F AAN) held meeting of the Fulbright research the energy and trade sectors March 26, 2004 Northern California Chapter Association hosted its Eighth of that country. Upon his return to Boeing Plant Tour sredmond @csuhayward.edu or Annual Fulbright Scholars and its Fourth Annual Conference, Association of Uzbekistan. Dr. the United States in 1994, Mr. Greater Puget Sound (Washington) Chapter (510) 885-3646 Alumni Dinner in June 2003. The Challenges and Prospects of Gleason discussed current economic Santamaria entered the U.S. Marine RJThomton @attbi.com or (360) 394-3886 occasion of the dinner , attended by Democratization in Nigeria, in and political challenges facing Oct. 7-10, 2004 more than 100 Fulbright alumni, December 2003. The conference, Uzbekistan as well as other regional Corps and served until 1998. His April 3, 2004 Fulbright Association 27th Annual book , The Marine Corps Way: Reception Conference and Fulbright Scholars' current Fulbrighters, and heads of hosted by the National Institute for issues of importance to meeting Using Maneuver Warfare to Lead a New Jersey Chapter International Interdisciplinary Conference academic institutions throughout Policy and Strategic Studies, attendees. For more information, Winning Organization, was Drannjoe @ao l.com or (908) 647-8366 Fulbright Association and Ireland, was to announce the 14 new highlighted the effects of democracy visit http://fulbright.freenet.uz/. • published in December 2003. • Hellenic Association of Fulbright Scho lars Irish Fulbright grantees for 2003-04. on forestry policy, agriculture, conference @ fulbright.org or (202) 347-5543

10 Fulbright Association News and Events Global Fulbright Network 11 Fulbright . Fulbright The Fulbrighters N ewsletter \',.,O(l \TIO, , ssoc ,rno , The Fulb ng hters News letter ------Planned Giving Profile Fulbright Association Annual Appeal Donors Journalist, Educator, Fulbright Scholar to Foster International The Fulbright Association gratefully acknowledges the following members and friends for their operating support. Communications through Gift to Fulbright Association Multiple annual fund donations by the same individual during the period have been combined and listed in the appropriate category. May 11, 2002 through Feb. 20, 2004 Ronald V. Wiedenhoeft Wilma R. Cockre ll Evelyn H. Gonzales Inspired by the Selma Jeanne to attend the conference and enrich States and chapter representatives. Floyd L. Williams Neal P. Cohe n Byron & Mary-Jo Good Leadership Circle Rosalie Cap lan Cohen Rosemary T. Goodyear Cohen Lecture for International discourse on all facets of This year Ms. Scanlan is ($ I 0,000-$25,000) Sponsor Rep. Thomas J. Cole Susan R. Gertner Scholarship on Dance , Linda H. international communications." focusing on government and public ($ I 00-$499) Edward G. Coll, Jr. William Green Marilyn Berg Callander Scanlan has included the Fulbright Ms. Scanlan helped found the relations as chair of the Board 's Claudette K. Columbus Marion Greenstone Richard A. & Barbara Knowles Debs Elizabeth Adk ins-Regan Darin C. Cook Elizabeth Glennon Gregg Association in her planned giving. Fulbright Advocacy and External Suzanne E. Siske! John Algeo Edwin Lowell Cooper Edward S. Grejda Ms. Scanlan has made a bequest to Association 's Relations Committee. She and the Ford Foundation Philip M. Allen Jerome M. Cooper Matthew Gromada Matching Gift Program Neil Alter the Fulbright Association through a Southeast Virginia hopes to strengthen Raymond Cormier Maurice K. Grossman Charles F. & Mary P. Anderson Richard F. Crabbs Erna Grunert de Jaco111e 457 deferred compensation plan Chapter and • Association-wide efforts to Patron Joan M. Anderson William M. Curtin William D. Gurowitz Virginia makes available to currently serves as its support grassroots advocacy ($2,500-$9,999) Anne Traux Darlington Andrew s Frank A. D'Accone Daniel A. Gutterman Edward M. Anthony Mohamed F. Dahab Jan Hajda Elizabet h Craven state employees. The bequest will secretary. She has on behalf of Fulbright Akira Arimura Richard T. Dailey Russell G. Hamilton R. Fenton-May support a lecture in the area of emphasized exchanges and to increase J. Richard Aronson Frank Darnell Karen C. Hanna and the Coca-Cola Kay C. & Gayle Avant Samuel Dash Harold P. Hanson international communications. providing enriching understanding of the Matching Gifts Program Alfred L. Aydelott, Ill James H. Dashow Stephen Hanzely Char les H. Harff Ms. Scanlan taught at experiences and Fulbright Association's Irma L. Bagdy Cathy N. Davidson Howard E. Harris Ewell E. Murphy, Jr. Norfolk State University for 17 practical help to organizational identity. Helen Baker-St. John Gerben DeJong Bernard-Thomas Hart111an, Ph.D. Patti Rosenfeld Albert Ball years and chaired the Department of Fulbrighters from Ms . Scanlan has actively Laila E. Denoya Nancy M. Hayward Linda H. Scanlan Calvin G. Barnes Marion F. Deshmukh Margaret M. Healy Benefactor Journalism for six years, after abroad who are followed policy issues Nancy Barron Leo Arthur Despres Leon Heller ($ 1,500-$2 ,499) having worked at five daily studying and working at institutions affecting international education William A. Bassett Daniel V. Deti James D. Henderson lssa E. Batarseh Alison L. Gardy Ilse W. Diasio Keith M. Henderson newspapers. Now a freelance in Southeast Virginia. With and has come to Washington, D.C., Laurence W. Bates Jenifer S. Rogers Niels Diffrient Gregory K. Hinckley Jon W. Bauman writer and public relations colleagues on the chapter board, she to participate in the Advocacy Day Ronald J. Ross, M.D. Marion Elizabet h Doro Tatsuo Hirose Phoebe Becktell sponsored by the Alliance for Alberto Aldo Vitale Jay Dratler , Jr. Scott R. Hirsch consultant , she received her has developed grant proposals for Arno A. Bel lack Key P. Yang Henry J. Drewal Hans Henrich Hock master's degree in journa lism from the chapter grant program funded fnternational Educational and Mary L. Bellina Nancy S. York A Ian J. Drinnan Anna Craig Hogan Columbia University and a master 's by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Exchange, a coalition that Robert F. Berner Arthur Power Dudden Arthur Holst Jack & Katherine Bevash in higher education administration Cultural Affairs of the U.S. includes the Fulbright Association Donor Kempton Dunn Don Hans Horisberger ($500- $1,499) Lois Bianchi Robert J. Dworkoski Ross C. Horning from George Washington Department of State and among its member organizations, R. Byron Bird Russell R. Dynes Edgar M. Housepian University. administered by the Fulbright and to attend State Department Frederick G. Acker Robert B. Bizal William E. Edmonston, Jr. Taras Hunczak Arlene Alda Marcia Bjornerud Ann Weisler Edmundson Lawrence E. Hussman Ms . Scanlan was a Fulbright Association. briefings. Howard & Marguerite Baumgartel Elizabeth S. Blake David Egger Helen Huus scholar in Bulgaria from 1993 to Now serving her second, three­ Ms. Scanlan is also a leader in R. Michel le Beale Philip J. Blank Abraham S. Eisenstadt Karl F. lnderfurth 1994 and a Fulbright senior year term on the Fu lbright the Public Relations Society of Alan E. Berman Edward K. Blum Alan Roeder Elderon A lien Isaacso n Edward J. Blakely Frank Boas Mark S. Ellis Gabriel Jackson specialist in Kosovo in 200 I. She Association's national Board of America, as an accredited member Tony H. Bonaparte Masako Yanagita Bogin Yasuko Endo Douglas James became a I ife member of the Directors , Ms . Scanlan has led a and past chapter president who was Herbert Boswau Walter B. Bohl, Ph.D. Soga 0. Ewedemi William J. James Laura L. Bolton Fulbright Association upon variety of initiatives. She chaired honored with the Virginia Public Robert Stevenson Bowen John J. Ewe! Raymond M. Jefferson Terri Brooks Michae l R. Bommer Robert C. Ferguson Eva K. Jermakowicz returning from her Fu lbright the national Board's Chapter Relations Medallion . Her interest Barry R. Bryan Earl C. Boudette Lia Fernald Ann E. Jewett experience in Bulgaria. She has Development Committee from 2001 and expertise in various Pamela A. Cook Linda Boxberger No rma Deitch Feshbach Ray M. Johns Rosemary Broton Boyle to 2003. Last year, she wrote "A international communications Leonard D. Eron Arline M. Fisch Jenny K. Johnson attended a number of Fulbright Ivan K. & Sharon Fong Geoffrey & Jennifer Braswell Fulton Jock Fischer Richard R. Johnson Association conferences and Media Guide for Chapters," which issues has led to consultancies with Bruce A. Fowler Lars Brink Harold A. Fisher Kenneth R. Johnston moderated conference workshops the national office distributed to the former United States Marilyn T. Gaddis Harold Brody, M.D. Lyman M. Fisher Hisashi Kajikuri Barbara A. Kathe Louis S. Brown Gregory L. Floran! Siegfried G. Karsten for chapter representatives . help chapters gain greater visibility Information Agency and with the Samuel Jay Keyser Harold R. Bruno Barbara Wilmot Flynn Sabih Kayan, M.D. , Ph.D "l have been privileged and for the Fulbright program and Agency for International ~ Ellen Dinerman Little Jean Bryan Roger A. Flynn Carl Kaysen R. Nick Bryan enriched by the stimulation of chapter work on behalf of Fulbright Development. Ms. Scanlan has Richard 0. Lundquist Lloyd D. Fosdick Edmund Keeley Salil K. Mehta Mark F. Brzezinski , Esq. Leigh Ormes Foster David Keightley attending national Fu lbright exchanges. She worked with held seminars and workshops on I Lucille Muel ler in honor of John D. Buckelew Leslie Joan Fried111an Bonnie Gail Kelm Association conferences and wish members of her committee, with the public relations and journalism Sherry Muell er Elise M. Cambon Mark W. Frye David 8. Kesterson William Cecil Campbell Membership Committee, on which throughout Eastern Europe. She is Sheila Counce Nicklas Atsu ko Fujimoto Clarissa Therese Kimber more alumni could have the Philip A. Odeen Frank Campo Harriet Mayor Fulbright Maxwell C. King experience. I believe opportunities she also served, and with the staff also an active member of the Stephen Harland Penman David A. Caputo George E. Garvey Robert J. Kirschbaum to present distinguished papers may on developing the Association's International Women's Media George W. Privett, Jr. Frederick F. Carriere Claire Gaudiani Glen K. Kiyonaga in honor of Dolores F. Rinke J. E. Lindsay Carter Philip 0. Geier Kristi Kiyonaga be one means to achieve broader redesigned web site and online Foundation. John D. Rockefeller , V A. Charles Catania David D. Gilboe , Ph.D. Stanley A. Kochanek participation," Ms. Scanlan said. community and directory. The map On behalf of Fulbrighters C. Maureen Sander Paul K. Chang George R. Gilkey Kazutoshi Koshiro Aldus H. Chapin "My gift, I hope, will encourage of chapter locations on the web site around the wor ld, the Fulbright C. Frank Starmer Robert 8. Gillies John A. Koumoulides Mary Evelyn Stringer Molly S. Chatterjee , M.D. Milton Glaser Tamara Kozlakowsk i more journalists and is a feature she proposed in order to Association thanks Ms. Scanlan for Richard L. Thoma s Kim K. Ching Brian F. Glenister Torsten M. Kracht communication scholars to submit speed connections between new her vision, dedication, and Richard D.C. Trainer Jean Marie Christensen Charles A. Gliozzo John M. Krafft Edward Lowell Chupp Fulbrighters coming to the United generosity . • Linda Vester & Glenn H. Greenberg Robert P. Godwin Barbara J. Kuennecke papers and receive modest support Anthony Yiscusi Barry Clendenin Gerard G. Gold Susumu Kuno

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On his Fulbright, Fulbright scholar from India, to Dr. Trigg was guest lecturer in public speak at Miles College, an exchanges. The participants were American businesses and as the Orleans, a history and demonstration Why are Americans Really so Crazy health assigned to the Department of historically black college in encouraged to discuss their own setting for many historic civil rights of jazz, and a short history of Jazz about Sports? ," the alumni provided Community Medicine at the Birmingham. Dr. Bapat, a scholar in educational exchange experiences marches and meetings . After lunch , Fest. Following the presentations , the visiting Fulbrighters a hands-on Kasturba Medical College of the residence at Macalester College in and their reactions to the 'open or the group heard lectures at Spelman the group proceeded to the introduction to bowling. This Mani pal Academy of Higher St. Paul, Minn., spoke on "Global closed door' conditions for College on "The Effects of fairgrounds for a full day of music program was made possible by a Education in Karnataka in southern Issues: Impact of Multinational international education in the post 9- Standardized Tests on African and southern Louisiana cuisine . The Mentoring , Outreach , and India . Organzations on National Identities." 11 era. The Embassy of Switzerland American Students," "African Bureau of Educational and Cultural Enrichment grant from the Bureau of graciously served as the host of the American Religion and Culture," and Affairs of the U.S. Department of Educational and Cultural Affairs of Tony Redhouse, a member of the event. "African American Scientists." The State provided funding for this event. the U.S . Department of State Navajo Nations, and the Black Horse day ended with dinners with six Dancers, performed for visiting The Mid Florida Chapter African American families who The Metrodome Stadium in Fulbrighters and members of the arranged for visiting Fulbrighters to hosted two or more scholars in their Minneapolis, home of the Minnesota Arizona Chapter. The dancers , have a special tour of Ybor City and homes. The program was made Twins, was the setting for a known for telling stories through the Ybor City Museum. The tour possible by an enrichment grant from Minnesota Chapter event performance, began with an eagle was narrated by Gary Mormino (Italy the Department of State's Bureau of celebrating "Baseball: America's dance and concluded with a hoop 1981 ). Ybor City was formed circa Educational and Cultural Affairs. Pastime." Members and visiting dance. 1880 by immigrants from Cuba, Fulbrighters and their families toured Italy, and Spain who were employed In observance of the 60th the facilities and attended a game in the area's cigar factories. anniversary of the attack on Pearl between the Twins and the Detroit Harbor, the Hawaii Chapter made Tigers. Jay Weiner , a reporter for arrangements for visiting Fulbright Members of the Massachusetts Chapter the Minneapolis Star Tribune, author scholars, students, and teachers to and visiting Fulbrighters at the Chapter's of Stadium Games: Fifty Years of visit related sites and to attend Annual Welcoming Reception in the Fall. Big League Greed and Bush League lectures and briefings . The sites The reception, co-hosted by Northeastern Boondoggles, and sports reporter for included the Arizona Memorial and University 's international Student and Minnesota Public Radio , discussed Museum, the Battleship Missouri, Scholar Institute, drew over 200 people. stadium financing . Three "lost Boys " demonstrate Schofield Barracks, Hickam Air The Southeast Michigan traditional Sudanese dances. Force Base, and Fort DeRussy , all Chapter organized a "Sport in Phoebe Becktell (India 1991) Visiting Fulbrighters and Northern key factors in the war. America" event that brought visiting hosted members of the New Mexico The Central New York California Chapter members tour the Fulbrighters and alumni together at a Chapter for an event featuring Chapter hosted a luncheon for Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. Former Fulbright Association Director The Chicago Chapter hosted local bowling alley. After listen ing Bruce Trigg (India 2000), a international Fulbrighters and Niara Sudarkasa (Benin 1982) talks with its third annual Spring Luncheon, to the lecture "The History and pediatrician. His presentation, Andrew Wieu and the Rev. Father South Florida Chapter President Joe Claire Gaudiani (Morocco attended by visiting Fulbrighters, Sociology of Sport in American Life: including slides , covered his work Darius from Sudan. After the lunch , Patrouch (Austria 1988, /999) and Past 1996), former president of Chicago area alumni, and members ... the Fulbrighters attended "The Wars President Jesus Mendez (Argentina Connecticut College, delivered the 1983) during a gathering following Dr. of the Wisconsin Chapter. William of Our Fathers are Not Ours," a keynote address at the Connecticut Sudarkasa 's presentation on "The Case J. Bauer , senior judge of the Seventh program at Syracuse University on Chapter's annual Symposium and for Affirmative Action: One of the Circuit Court of Appeals , spoke on the cultural heritage of Sudanese Sunday Brunch at Yale University. Strategies for Bridging the Great ways the American legal system refugees in New York State. The Dr. Gaudiani spoke on Divides in American Higher Education." enhances international cooperation. program was spearheaded by Felicia "Philanthropy: Building Economic Faye McMahon (Germany 1995), Growth," the topic of her new book . The Georgia Chapter arranged Fulbright alumni and visiting who has been working with the "Lost She focused on the relation of a day long program entitled "A Fulbrighters in the Louisiana Boys ," a group of young refugees philanthropy to economic Glance Beneath the Mask" designed Chapter were treated to a day at who performed traditional songs and development in a civil society . to introduce visiting Fulbrighters to Jazz Fest in New Orleans. Jazz Fest dances for the program. The "Lost the African American community in features dozens of local, regional, Boys" are the male children of the The National Capital Area Atlanta. The first stop was the birth and national groups performing displaced tribes from the Sudan. Chapter organized a "Cafe-style" home of Martin Luther King , Jr. traditional and modem jazz , regional Starting in the late 1980s, thousands discussion on the implications of After the tour, the group visited the blues, Cajun, gospel, and other ., of Sudanese boys trekked to Ethiopia major world events of the past two Apex Museum on Sweet Auburn music. The day began with Visiting Fu lb righters and their famili es pose with members of the Southeast to flee their country's civil war. Michigan Chapter in front ofa Diego Rivera mural at the Detroit institut e ofArt years for international academic Street, known for its African presentations on the history of New They remained in camps in Ethiopia during a "Tour ofDetroit" organized by the Chapter. 16 Chapter Events and Activities Chapter Events and A ctivities 17 Fulbright lb . h .,._r l '" ' "' '" "" The Fu rig ters 1vews etter The Fulbrighters Newsletter ~~!~~,i~?.~ until a newly elected government College High School Summer and sculptures as well as American Virginia Fine Arts there expelled them in 1991. Back in Writers Workshop. The students bison. This program was made Museum in Richmond. A Sudan, the boys were again read from their work, which included possible by a grant from the Bureau highlight of the visit was a threatened by the civil war. In 1992, themes of diversity , conflict of Educational and Cultural Affairs guided walk through the they walked 600 miles to northwest resolution , and global issues. This of the Department of State . museum 's extensive Kenya , where Kakuma camp was program was made possible through collection of work by established to protect them . a grant by the City of Yonkers Public Members of the North Russian jeweler Faberge. Currently, 79 Dinka and DiDinga School System. Carolina Chapter , through a grant The visit, held the week men are residing in Syracuse after from the Bureau of Educational and after Easter, featured the United States offered a safe The Spring meeting of the Cultural Affairs of the U.S. several of the famed eggs haven to approximately 3,000 Western New York/Northwest Department of State, arranged an commissioned by Nicholas Sudanese refugees. Pennsylvania Chapter at Buffalo "Asheville Cultural Tour" in II, last tsar of Russia. State College featured presentations November for visiting Fulbright Tracy Tuten Ryan (Korea by Fulbrighters. Ann Colley (Poland students, scholars, and teachers. Ruth J. Simmons, president of Brown 2001 ), a faculty member Members of the Greater Puget Sound Chapter and 1995) of Buffalo State College spoke A speaker from the Vanderbilt's University, greets Fulbrighters. at Virginia visiting Fulbrighters at a wine tasting during a day long on her work with libraries in Biltmore Estate discussed Mrs. Commonwealth trip to Washington's wine country in Spring 2003. Ukraine. Dalia Marcinkeviciene, a Vanderbilt's philanthropy. The University in Richmond, visiting Fulbright scholar from group also participated in a self­ made arrangements for the visit. In Valley. Washington is the second Lithuania, discussed her research in guided tour of the mansion. Other the fall, the Chapter led a group of largest wine producing state in the women's studies. Lynn Yusi , a events during the weekend included Fulbrighters to the Great Dismal United States. • visiting Fu lbright student from the a lively , amusing, and informative Swamp as part of an event supported Philippines , described her studies in discussion on the influence of by an enrichment grant from the In Memoriam art conservation . Christina outsiders on the city of Asheville, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Members of the newly form ed Eastern entitled, "It 's Tourist Season , Why New York Chapter share a meal at the Zawierucha, a Fulbright-Hays Affairs of the U.S. Department of The Fulbright Association joins chapter 's inaugural event in 2003. recipient, gave an audio-visual Can't We Shoot Them? An Outsider State. Southeast Michigan Chapter presentation on her experience in in Western North Carolina History." members in mourning the death of India . Chapter President Ted Former Fulbright Association With support of a grant from Eugene D. Perle, professor of Alison Gardy (Mexico 1988), a Schwalbe (Bulgaria 1997, Swaziland president Richard T. Arndt spoke Vermont Chapter President Margaret the Bureau of Educational and urbanology at Wayne State director of the Fulbright Association 2002), Buffalo State College Provost about the Fulbright program , his Ottum (Jee/and 1996) presents a gift to Cultural Affairs of the Department of University and long a mainstay of and a past president of the Greater Gary Marotta, and Chapter Vice relationship with Senator Fulbright, President Emeritus Alfred Rosa (Italy State, the Greater Puget Sound the chapter. Dr. Perle had been a New York Chapter, gave the President for Advocacy Jean and his work as a Foreign Service 1973) in appreciation for his leadership. Chapter organized a day long trip to principal designer of the chapter's keynote speech at the Youth Gounard (USA 1964, Germany Officer. a Cinco de Mayo festival and a tour urban immersion experience, Mentoring Writing Initiative 1985) welcomed Fulbrighters. At the Vermont Chapter of Washington 's wine country. The comprised of an annual bus tour of Reception and Award Ceremony at The Philadelphia/Delaware November event, members named visit to Sunnyside for the Cinco de Detroit and lectures on the city's Sarah Lawrence College. Twenty­ Valley Chapter hosted its annual Alfred Rosa (Italy 1973) president Mayo festival was an opportunity to history. Dr. Perle's death followed one Yonkers High School students dinner banquet at Evviva Restaurant emeritus of the chapter and experience a smal I town festival and upon another grievous loss to the won sponsorships organized by the in Narberth. Arthur Klinghoffer recognized his contributions to to sample Mexican food. The trip chapter: Diane Peters, a lawyer chapter to attend the Sarah Lawrence spoke about the politics of maps . Dr. founding and sustaining the chapter took the group through Snoqualmie who had been the chapter Klinghoffer , recipient of Fulbright for the past ten years. Nga Phuong Pass over the Cascade Mountains advocacy chair, died in 2002. Find Chapters Online! grants to Israel in 1982 and to China Nguyen, a visiting Fulbright scholar down to the wine region of Yakima in 1992, is professor of political from Vietnam www .fulbright.org/chapters science at Rutgers University. He National University has written several books on a in Hanoi, spoke. Visit the Chapters section of the variety of international political Fulbrighters visit Guthrie, Oklahoma. Dr. Nguyen was at Fulbright Association's web site to issues. the University of find your chapter's web site. North Central Oklahoma Massachusetts­ Chapter members took a group of Brown University President and Amherst from Oct. No chapter in your area? visiting Fulbrighters to the Tallgrass 2002 Fulbright Lifetime 2002 to June 2003. The Chapters section contains Prairie Preserve in Hominy , Okla. A Achievement Medal recipient Ruth J. information on how to get one guide from the Nature Conservancy Simmons (France 1967, Germany The Southeast started. You can also contact Lisa met the group and showed an 1981) hosted a reception at the Virginia Chapter Chapin, director of chapter informational video on the preserve. President's House for members of arranged for relations, at (202) 347-5543 or the Rhode Island Chapter. After a barbeque lunch , the group visiting Fulbright Harriet Fulbright (second.from right) talks with Brazos Valley Texas Chapter members and Texas A&M [email protected] for more had a guided tour of a nature walk Members were joined by visiting grantees a luncheon information. students at a luncheon and workshop designed to provide information on Fulbright exchange opportunities and viewed American Indian murals Fulbrighters and their families. and tour of the available to faculty and students. J 8 Chapt er Events and Activ ities Chapter Events and Activit ies J 9 Fulbright . The Fulbrighters Newsletter Fulbright ""o' ""'" The Fulbnghters Newsletter ------.\ SSOC I .\ TIO", Harve E. Rawson (Bahrain Books & Publication s 1988) has written and published Fulbright Alumni through www.xlibris.com Webb City, University Press of the South has Achievements which describes life in an Ozark published Parody in the Genera workers in North America. Called a Colombia , where he lectured on mining town in the late 1930s and Chico by life member Patricia Un 'analisifunzionale delle relazioni Ezra Pound's Radio Operas, The cultural study of the state, the social work at Javeriana University. early 1940s, and Around the World Bentivegna (Italy 1952) , professor linguistiche, published by McGraw BBC Experiments, 1931-I93 3 by volume draws on the fields of public Mr. Miranda is planning to write a in 30 Years, a volume about travel in emerita of Spanish at St. Francis Hill. Work on the book began in Margaret Fisher (Italy 1981) has administration, organizational sequel describing his professional more than 50 countries with several University . The book concerns the 1990 at the University of Palermo , been published by MIT Press. Ms. sociology , poststructuralist theory, experiences in the field of social chapters on teaching and living in form of parody genera chi co or Italy, while the authors were on a Fischer draws on letters , technical and performance studies. Dr. Harney work and as a Fulbright scholar. The Bahrain as a Fulbright scholar. He is "small genre," a one-act theatrical Fulbright-Hays faculty research manuals, governmental policy , is assistant professor of sociology at memoir has been published by completing Purposeful Parenting: A work , with or without music , that abroad grant. reviews, radio scripts, and other the City University of New York, Xlibris. Practical Guide for Today's Society flourished in Spain in the late 19th documents from the 1930s to College of Staten Island. based on his radio series of the same and early 20 th centuries. Pamela A. Cook (Australia construct a behind-the-scenes look at name . 1977), a Fulbright Association the debates, agendas, institutions , An article , "Rascals, the State Nathan Kravetz (Argentina and Civil Society ," by N. Hart Fulbright Association life director (1999-200 l) and life and governmental biases that 1980) has written Moscow Farewell!, Nibbrig (Papua New Guinea 1988, Culture and Customs of the member Linda Boxberger reports member, served as co-author of an produced "radio art." a children's book about a Jewish 1993) is included in the journal Philippines by Paul A. Rodell that her Fulbright-Hays doctoral article in the Council for family whose father is a refusenik Pacific Studies, Vol. 25, No. 3- (Philippines 1980) has been dissertation fellowship research in Advancement and Support of The University of Michigan imprisoned for his views against the September 2002. The article published by Greenwood Press. The Yemen in 1992 has resulted in her Education (CASE) Unit Press has published two texts on USSR and the adventures concerns "rascal gangs" in Papua book explores the origins and book On the Edge of Empire: Development Officer 's Handbook, English as a second language (ESL) encountered by the mother and son New Guinea , where worsening urban historical development of

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"Subhadra-Dhananjaya. " The book Community House, Inc., in New having been first presented at Bard Georgetown University's School of Fulbright Association. thermal science at the Idaho National presents the Sanskrit text and English York City. Dr. Farris is professor of College in 2002. The work Fore ign Service. His book Engineering and Environmental translation of a 900 year old drama, visual and performing arts at Perdue interweaves live music , dance , and Alignment Despite Antagonism: The On Jan. 27, 2003, Rep. Sam Farr Laboratory (!NEEL) and professor with introductory essays that discuss University in West Lafayette, Ind. video and contrasts noise and silence. United States-Korea-Japan Security (CA-17) rose in the U.S. House of emeritus of aerospace and its religious significance and Voices and images of an oracle, bees, Triangle (Stanford University Press) Representatives to honor Fulbright mechanical engineering at the performance. Dr. Sullivan, a life Reed Gratz (Austria 1991-92, and the sea are stitched together in a received the 2000 Masayoshi Ohira Association life member Hisashi University ofldaho. Last year he member of the Fulbright Association, The Netherlands 200 l) performed a live and digital mix which meanders Foundation Book Prize for best book Kajikuri (USA 1954) on the was selected as an !NEEL Fellow, is professor of religious studies and solo piano recital at the home of the through a 60-yard garment. Ms. on Asia. occasion of Dr. Kajikuri's receipt of the highQst designation for scientific coordinator of the Religious Studies U.S . ambassador to The Netherlands McNutt also collaborated with Lisa the Monterey County Physician of expertise at the laboratory. Program at Northern Arizona on the occasion of a dinner for the Karrer on Ms. Karrer's opera, Justin Chen (Germany 2003) the Year award. Rep. Farr's remarks University. Queen's Provincial Commissioners. "Woman's Song: The Story ofRoro was awarded the David W. Miller in the Congressional Record note Felicia (Faye) McMahon Dr. Gratz was introduced by the Mendut," which was presented in Award for Student Journalists by the that Dr. Kajikuri began his career as (Germany 1995) was recently named Exhibitions & ambassador and given the New York at The Kitchen with the Chronicle of Higher Educat ion in an intern for a U.S . military hospital acquisitions editor for Voices, the Performances opportunity to discuss the importance World Music Institute in October October 2003. Mr. Chen received and later received a Fulbright academic journal of the New York of the Fulbright program and share a 2003. the award for two articles he wrote fellowship to research heart valve Folklore Society. Dr. McMahon is few of his Fulbright experiences with for The Yale Herald while he was a autographs at the University of research associate in the program on New paintings by Pat Adams the audience. At the time, Dr. Gratz "The World of Pharmacy 2002," student at the university. Indiana. Dr. Kajikuri became a U.S. the analysis and resolution of conflict (France 1956) were exhibited by was on a Fulbright distinguished a painting by Fulbright Association citizen in 1967 and began a practice in the Maxwell School at Syracuse Zabriskie Gallery, New York City, chairs program grant as the 2001 life member Wolfgang A. Ritschel Science in the Service of Human in Monterey, where his patients have University and a past president of the last spring. The catalogue included Walt Whitman distinguished chair of (Chile 1994, 1996), was Rights (University of Pennsylvania included Rep. Farr. The award Central New York Chapter of the works in oi l, acrylic, grit, shell, American culture studies at Leiden commissioned by the American Press) by Richard Pierre Claude recognizes Dr. Kajikuri's Fulbright Association. enamel, and isobutyl methacrylate on University teaching classes in Pharmaceutical Association and (Phi lippin es 1990, 1995) received the contributions to health care, his paper. American music and ja zz history. unveiled at the association's American Political Science talents as an educator, his concern Fulbright Association life sesquicentennial celebration at the Association's 2003 Best Book on for patients, his professional member Karen P. Peirce (Korea The Silvermine Guild of Art Ten works by June Julian (The Philadelphia Convention Center. Dr. Human Rights award. Dr . Claude is competence, and his work with 1993) is profiled in the 2004 edition organized the "Spirit of Hope," a 40- Netherlands 1990) were included in Ritschel has had recent exhibitions at professor emeritus at the University young physicians. of Who's Who in America. Ms. year retrospective of the art work of the "Figuracio 2002-2003"exhibit at the lnstituto Cultural Peruano Norte of Maryland, Co llege Park. Peirce had a Fu lbright grant to Korea Fulbright Association life member Galeria Tuset in Barcelona, Spain. Americano in Lima; the Museum of The National League of in 1993-94, where she taught English Suzanne Benton . Ms. Benton the University of Alabama, The Association of Fundraising American Pen Women awarded first at Haksung Middle School. performed "Mask Tales" at the Janice McCoart (Bulgaria Birmingham; the University of Professionals honored Pamela A. prize in its 2002 National opening of the exhibition last March. 200 I) organized a contemporary Indiana East, Richmond, Ind .; and Cook (Australia 1977), a Fulbright Compositio n Competition to "A John Penick (Portugal 1985) Bulgarian Art Exhibition as part of a the Cincinnati Art Club. Dr. Ritschel Association director (1999-2001) and Bouquet of Bagatelles" by Elizabeth was elected president of the National The Pleiades Ga llery hosted Marymount (Va.) University is a member of the Fulbright life member, for her contributions to Lauer (Ge rmany 1955). Her choral Science Teachers Association "Cascading Waters, " a solo art Celebrates Bulgaria program . The Association's Arts Task Force. strengthening Bay Area communities work, "Four Seasonal Settings," won (NSTA). His term began in June exhibition featuring the work of exhibition featured artists Dimitar by making productive connections second prize in the category. Ms. 2003. Dr. Penick, a life member of Hilda Green Demsky (The Hinkov, Christo Kostov, Tsvetomoir between donors and nonprofits at a Lauer was also chosen through a the Fulbright Association, is Netherlands 1992). Ms . Demsky Honors & Appointments Assenov, and Anna Boyadgieva. special awards luncheon in competitive process to write a work professor of mathematics , science, was also recently awarded four Ne l i Mitewa served as curator. Dr. November 2003. for the 2002 Connecticut State Music and technology education at North painting residencies to the Virginia The Albert Schweitzer McCoart chairs the Department of Teachers Association convention. Carolina State University. NST A is Center for the Creative Arts, the International University awarded Fine and Applied Arts at the Fulbright Association life Her music is published by Aris Press, the world's largest professional Ragdale Foun dation in Illinois, Grethe Stoa Birketvedt (USA university. member Werner Goldsmith (Greece Boston Music Company, and Carl science teacher organization with Skidmore College, and the White 1968) its Medal for Science and 1974, 1981) received a number of Fischer. more than 53,000 members involved Artists' Colony in Costa Rica. Peace in October 2002. Dr. "33 Swoonings," a multimedia Birketvedt, who holds doctor of honors in 2002. He was recognized in science education. performance first presented by Jenny by the College of Engineering of the The Idaho Academy of Science Phoebe Farris (Mexico 1992) medicine and doctor of philosophy Lynn McNutt (Ivory Coast and University of California, Berkeley, selected life member Donald M. Qui-Phiet Tran (Viet Nam organized "Transcendence: A degrees , is affiliated with the Cameroon 1993) in 2001 at with its outstanding engineering McEligot (Germany 1983) as 1999) was named emeritus professor Photographic Dialogue on Human Department of Cardiology of the Galapagos Art and Performing alumnus award. He received the Distinguished Scientist for 2002 in of English at Schreiner University Existence" displayed at Market 5 Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Space, was again performed at New outstanding academic alumnus award recognition of his pioneering last year. Dr. Tran is currently Gallery in Eastern Market, New York City . School University with sponsorship from the College of Engineering, experiments and analyses in writing a memoir based in part on Washington, D.C., last summer. Last from the Vera List Center for Art and University of Texas. He was also convective thermal fluid physics and experiences in Viet Nam while on a year, she also served as guest curator Fulbright Association life Politics and with funding from the awarded an honorary doctorate by for his technical leadership in Fulbright grant. for the exhibit "Native American member Victor D. Cha (Korea 1991, Hillman Foundation . Ms . McNutt's the University of Patras in Greece, developing the world's largest Artists/Scholars: Speaking for 1998) was named in Fall 2002 as the "Sewing Songs," a multimedia work, where he spent his second Fulbright. matched-index-of-refraction system Chris Waddle (Bulgaria 2001) Ourselves in the 21 st Century" D. S. Song-Korea Foundat ion was performed in Rome and at New Dr. Goldsmith served as chair of the to study complex flow phenomena. served as the James A. Clendinen sponsored by the American Indian Endowed Chair in Korean studies at York University last year after third annual conference of the Dr. McEligot is technical leader in professor in editorial and critical

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writing , a guest faculty post at the FY '05 Budget Update Iraqi Fulbrighters School of Mass Communications of (continued from page 4) (continued from page 1) the University of South Florida, in non-elite , often female and non­ available grants. Two binational 2003. Mr. Waddle is executive English speaking youth ." committees reviewed the editor and vice president/news of According to Alliance for applications. The final selection of The Anniston (Ala.) Star and International Educational and grantees was made by the Consolidated Publishing Co. At the Cultural Exchange conversations J. William Fulbright Foreign University of South Florida, he with State Department sources, the Scholarship Board in Dec . 2003. taught a mass communications class $61 million figure quoted in budget "When [the Iraqi grantees] finish in editorial and commentary writing documents includes a total of $36 their particular programs , in the and gave a lecture to the university million reprogrammed in earlier summer and in the fall, they will be community . years , plus $25 million in the FY placed at academically -appropriate '05 request. universities around the country," Lecture s President Bush 's overall State said Tom Farrell (Pakistan 1976), Department budget would provide deputy assistant secretary of state Donald A. Yates (Argentina $3.626 billion for ongoing State for educational and cultural affairs, 1962, 1967, 1970) lectured on Department operations , a net "because we want them to both "Jorge Luis Borges: In Search of increase of $86 million over the understand the full range of the the World" on the occasion of the estimated FY '04 level, in order to United States, the diversity and the opening of the Jorge Luis Borges "sustain current diplomatic and variety of the United States , and we exhibition of manuscripts , first consular operations and enable the want as many different Americans editions , photos and drawings at the Department to meet new to experience the really valuable San Francisco Public Library. He requirements in the post-September mutual understanding that people­ also gave the 2001 Marilyn Gaddis l 1 environment including staffing to-people relationships can bring." Rose Lecture at the annua l meeting for U.S. embassies in Baghdad and Currently , the Iraqi Fulbright of the American Translators Kabul. It also supports additional program is only operating one-way Association. • Foreign Service positions overseas exchanges - bringing Iraqis to the to enhance the security of U.S. United States. The Department of Send your Alumni Achiev ements to borders in the visa adjudication State is evaluat ing the situation in [email protected] , (202) 347- process ." Iraq, but has made no final 6540 (fax), or post them online in the The FY '05 budget request can determination on when Americans Alumni Notes section of the Fulbright be found online at will be able to apply for Fulbright Associati ca 's web site. www .state .gov/m/rm/rls/iab/2005 . • grants to Iraq. •

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