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June 2010 Meeting

FSB Chair Anita B. McBride; Deputy Assistant Secretary Alina L. Romanowski; Members Jan O’Neill and Gary R. Edson, John W. Johnson, Robert D. McCallum, Jr. and Shirley M. Green.

FSB Chair Anita B. McBride; Deputy Assistant Secretary Alina L. Romanowski; Members Jan O’Neill and Gary R. Edson, John W. Johnson, Robert D. McCallum, Jr. and Shirley M. Green.

The quarterly meeting of the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board (FSB) was held in Washington, DC, on June 21-22, 2010. The meeting was planned to coincide with three of the pre-departure orientations for U.S. Fulbright Scholars and Students so that the FSB could interact with alumni and participants.

FSB Chair Anita B. McBride briefed the Board on her meetings with Fulbright students from Afghanistan, Italy and New Zealand and the first group of International Fulbright Science and Technology Fellows. FSB member Shirley M. Green reported on her participation at the Fulbright "From Lab to Market" Enrichment Seminar in Austin, Texas. FSB staff reported on the New Century Scholars Final Meeting and launch of the "Professors Beyond Borders"action network, as well as the Washington, DC Fulbright Enrichment Seminar “Global Challenges, Local Solutions: Fostering Change through Social Entrepreneurship.”

Highlights of the meeting included a presentation by Dr. Laurie Vasily, Executive Director of U.S. Educational Foundation in Nepal and three panel presentations by Fulbright alumni and grantees participating in pre-departure orientations for U.S. Scholars and Students going to the regions of Africa, South and Central Asia and Western Hemisphere.

Testimonials

Image of Nick Cheadle U.S. Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) to Colombia 2009-2010
Nick Cheadle U.S. Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) to Colombia 2009-2010
"The Fulbright ETA Program in Colombia not only gave me the opportunity to explore many varied and rich means of cultural exchange, but also instilled within me the importance of the mutual understanding that it creates between peoples of different regions and nations. This is a goal towards which I hope to be working for many years to come."
Photo of William Carter, Ph.D., U.S. Fulbright Scholar to Nepal, 2009
William Carter, Ph.D.U.S. Fulbright Scholar to Nepal, 2009
“The Fulbright experience my wife and I had in Nepal has helped us reshape our personal and professional goals. We saw life through different lenses and have taken on new initiatives. My wife has expanded her experience as a water color painter, having explored the culture and life of the people of Nepal. I have developed a passion to help the people of Nepal develop safer and more healthy workplaces. I will continue working with the Nepali university students to improve their lives and develop a professional workforce while encouraging my American students to appreciate international opportunities.”
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