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Rackham 2008-09 State Department Fulbright Fellows
Posted Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
For the third time in the past four years, the University of Michigan leads the nation in the number of U.S. Department of State Fulbright award recipients. Thirty-one UM State Department Fulbright Fellows for the 2008-09 year include ten Rackham students with grants to support study and research overseas.
- Katharine Allen
- School of Public Health/Middle Eastern and North African Studies
- Oman
- Understanding and Learning from the Successes of Oman's Healthcare System
- Heather Fuller-Iglesias
- Psychology
- Mexico
- Social Relations and Well-being among Mexicans: The Impact of Migration
- Vaike Haas
- School of Natural Resources and Environment
- Estonia
- Post-Soviet Progress in Tallinn, Estonia: Promoting Multiculturalism through Urban Design
- Brook Hefright
- Linguistics
- China
- Language Contact and Ethnic Identity among the Bai
- Laura Hilburn
- History
- Czech Republic
- The Limits of Nationality: Czechoslovakia's Cultural reconstruction, 1045-1948
- Emily Holt
- Anthropology/Archaeology
- Italy
- Excavating the Middle Bronze Age on Siddi Plateau, Central Sardinia
- Kristen Hopewell
- Sociology
- Switzerland
- Global Civil Society and the WTO
- Katharine Raff
- Art History
- Italy
- Social Class and Visual Experience
- Jonathan Shaheen
- Philosophy
- Netherlands
- University of Amsterdam M.Sc. in Logic
- Huong Trieu
- Political Science
- China
- Social Organizations and Social Welfare in China: A Case Study of Migrant Social Policy
