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Keira Larson '22, study Arabic in Jordan in 2021-22
Thomas Cloyd '22, study Turkish in Azerbaijan in Fall 2021
James Blan '23, study Arabic in the UAE in 2021-22
, Taipei, 2022
Russia, 2024

for 2002-2003
for 2004-2005
for 2005-2006
for 2011-2012
for 2020-2021
for 2022-2023

Dorothy Stevenson (France) for 1950-51
Speros Vyronis (Greece) for 1950-51
Nora Buckley (France) for 1959-60
Jim Durham (Norway) for 1967-68
Robert McLean (Soviet Union) for 1969-70
Sue Wood (Argentina) for 1970-71
Leslie Robinson (West Germany) for 1978-79
Mike Julius (West Germany) for 1980-81
Laura Clopton (West Germany) for 1985-86
Mary Horne (West Germany) for 1985-86
Patrick Stuart (Germany) for 1991-92
Frances Lancaster (Germany) for 1994-95
Vanessa Ross (Honduras) for 1995-96
Gina Reinhardt (Brazil) for 1997-98
Kristen Herde (Germany) for 1998-99
Brian Johnson (Germany) for 1998-99
Emily Muñoz (Germany) for 2000-01
Sarah Lanneau (Mexico) for 2001-02
Tanner Neidhardt (Colombia) for 2001-02
Kenneth Lukas (Germany) for 2002-03
Elizabeth Enger (Germany) for 2003-04
Joel Harris (Germany) for 2003-04
Ann Kingsolver '82 (Sri Lanka) for 2004
Logan Wheeler ’05 (Mexico) for 2005-2006
Sarah Sanders ’05 (Jordan) for 2005-2006
David Lane ’07 (Germany) for 2007-2008
Lizzie Phillips ’07 (Philippines) for 2008-2009
Stanley Vance ’05 (Amsterdam) for 2008-2009
Kelly M. Williams ’09 (Spain) for 2009-2010
Stephanie Brenzel ′10 (Germany) for 2010-2011
Whitney Warren ′10 (Mexico) for 2010-2011
Richard Hurd ’08 (Brazil) for 2012-2013
Daniel Williford ’11 (Morocco) for 2012-2013
Jake Groves ’12 (Russia) for 2012-2013
(Turkey) for 2014-2015
(Taiwan) for 2014-2015
(Germany) for 2015-2016
(Macedonia) for 2015-2016
(Germany) for 2016-2017
(Malaysia) for 2016-2017
(Ecuador) for 2016-2017
(Korea) for 2016-2017
(Argentina) for 2016-2017
(Estonia) for 2017-2018
(India) for 2017-2018
(Germany) for 2017-2018
(Georgia in Europe) for 2017-2018
(Malaysia) for 2017-2018
(Belarus) for 2018-2019
(Kazakhstan) for 2018-2019
(Estonia) for 2018-2019
(Thailand) for 2019-2020
(Taiwan) for 2019-2020
(Malaysia) for 2019-2020
( Spain) for 2019-2020
(Malta) for 2019-2020
(Senegal) for 2019-2020
(Vietnam) for 2019-2020
(Lithuania) for 2019-2020
(Peru) for 2019-2020
(Malaysia) for 2019-2020
(Malaysia) for 2020-21
'20 (India) for 2020-21
'21 (Taiwan) for 2021-2022
'22 (Estonia) for 2022-2023
'22 (Germany) for 2022-2023
(Turkey) for 2022-2023
Raegan Wilburn '23 (Austria) for 2023-2024
(Palestinian Territories, West Bank) for 2023-2024
(Argentina) for 2023-2024
(Thailand) for 2023-2034
(Austria) for 2023-2024
(Mexico) for 2024-2025
(Netherlands) for 2024-2025
(Paraguay) for 2024-2025
(Taiwan) for 2024-2025
(Austria) for 2024-2025
(South Korea) for 2024-2025

Aaron Creek ’07 (Philippines) for 2007-2008
Zac Hill ’08 (Malaysia) for 2008-2009

Michael Burke ’05
Sinifunanya Nwaobi ’07
Alex Tong ’11
Emily Woods ’12
Grace Mosley ’14
Matthew Roberts ’14
Emily Hayward ’16
Ashley Truong ’16
Pryce Michener ’17

John Sexton ’04 selected 2004
Elizabeth Parkinson ’10 selected 2010
selected 2016
selected 2017
selected 2017
selected 2018
selected 2018
selected 2024
selected 2024
selected 2024

Danny Heine ’05 for 2005-2006
Lucas Warth ’09 for 2009-2010
Andrew Boucher ’10 for 2010-2011
Hunter Chandler ’11 for 2011-2012
Sandy Henin ’11 for 2011-2012
Sharwil Bell ’12 for 2012-2013

Earl McGee 1929
Rodney Montgomery Baine 1936
James Roper 1948
Wayne Goldsworthy 1963
John Churchill 1971
’04 for 2004-2005
'22 for 2024 - 2025

Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship

Eben Cathey ’06 (South Africa) for 2007-2008
Andrew Thomas Greer ’07 (France) for 2008-2009
Rachel Austin ’07 (Singapore) for 2010-2011
Daniel Jacobs ’09 (China) for 2010-2011
Colleen Jones ′10 (Spain) for 2011-2012
Mikkal Quam ′09(Germany) for 2012-2013
Anna Laymon ′11 (Australia) for 2012-2013

Rotary Global Education Grant for Graduate Study Abroad

(Argentina, the University of Buenos Aires)

Caki Wilkinson ’03 selected 2008

Sunita Arora ’05 selected 2004
Eric Dailey ’11 selected 2010
selected 2013
selected 2016
selected 2017

Jena Balton ′02 for 2002-2003 Project Title: "Representing Women: A Photo Documentary Project of Southern Africa" (Botswana, Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland)
David LaFevor ’03 for 2003-2004; Project Title “Adding Spice to the Sweet Science: The Cultural Dimensions of Amateur Boxing” (Russia Turkey, Spain, Peru, Great Britain)
Daniel Head ’04 for 2004-2005; Project title: “From Messenger to Masochist: Cultural Motivations of Marathon Runners” (Greece, Australia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Tanzania, South Africa)
Joel Parsons ’07 for 2007-2008 Project title: “It Will Not Avert Its Eyes: Toward a New Activist Aesthetic” (Italy, Turkey, India, South Africa, Peru)
Megan Colnar ’08 for 2008-2009 Project title: “In Peaces: Nonviolence and Reconciliation Movements” (India, South Africa, Rwanda, Chile, Northern Ireland)
Anthony Siracusa ’09 for 2009-2010 Project title: “People Using Pedal Power: Global Bicycling Communities” (Denmark, the Netherlands, China, Australia, Mexico). Follow Anthony’s Watson journey on his blog, Pedal Power.”
Carson Duffy ′12 for 2012-2013 Project Title: “All for One & One for All: Leadership through Community-Building in Divided Societies” (Chile, India, United Kingdom, South Africa)
for 2013-2014 Project Title: “Out of the Closets, Into the Streets: Exploring Queer Identity through Community Organizations and Pride Parades.” (Argentina, India, South Africa, Poland)
for 2015-16 Project Title: “Exhibitions and Empathy: Curating Contemporary Art as Living Heritage” (United Arab Emirates, Norway, Ecuador, Senegal, and China)
for 2016-17 Project Title: “A Geek About Geeks: An International Exploration of Geek Identity and Culture” (Japan, Brazil, India, and Poland)
for 2017-18 Project Title: “Embodied Poverty: Experiences and Voices of the Poor, Sick, and Surviving” (Guatemala, Bolivia, Morocco, Jordan, and Nepal)
for 2018-19 Project Title: “Searching for Home, Shaping the Self.” (Guatemala, South Africa, Greece, India, and Mongolia)
for 2020-21 Project Title “Pills and Potions: Indigenous Knowledge in Modern Medicine” (France, Morocco, Senegal, and Martinique)
for 2021-2022 Project Title: “Fostering Environmentalism through Culture, Religion, and Policy,” (Norway, Malaysia, South Korea, and Argentina)
for 2023-2024 Project Title: “Desertion of Pediatric Cancer Care,” (South Africa, India, the United Kingdom, and the Philippines)
for 2024-2025 Project Title: “Rock and Roll’s Influence on Cultural Identity” (Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and Argentina).\