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Record-Setting Fourth Fulbright Named

Weeks before her graduation from William Smith, Tatianna Echevarria ’13 has been named the recipient of a 2013-2014 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to support an English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) in Vietnam.

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Bowdoin Teacher Scholars Ace Their Defenses

Six student teachers were put to the test recently when they presented their teaching portfolios in the Bowdoin Teacher Scholars Program’s annual defense. Each completed a full-time, 14-week teaching practicum in a public high school or middle school earlier this spring.

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Athina Chartelain ’13 Awarded Fulbright ETA to Costa Rica

Athina Chartelain ’13 has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) to Costa Rica. A communication major at Hamilton, she studied abroad in Madrid, Spain, in 2012.

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Six students win Fulbrights

Six St. Olaf College students have been named Fulbright fellows for 2013-14.

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A Gift to Support Humanities Students’ Research

A $5,000 gift from Assistant Professor of German and Comparative Literature Alicia E. Ellis and artist and former visiting faculty member David H. Munson will be used to establish Hampshire College’s new Humanities Research Book Grant.

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CC Adds New Major in Education

Students at Colorado College can now major in education, a change that recognizes shifts in society and educational norms, Education Department Chair Mike Taber says.

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Carleton College Student Earns Davis Projects for Peace Grant

Sarah Hooker ’13, a triple major in economics, political science, and international relations, along with a concentration in political economy, will utilize the grant to work with a group of low-income urban farmers in São Paulo, Brazil.

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Dr. Nayef H. Samhat named Wofford College president

The Wofford College Board of Trustees elected Dr. Nayef H. Samhat as president of the college at their meeting on Tuesday, May 14, held on campus.

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Rollins Professor Receives Fulbright Grant to Research Economic and Global Development

Rollins College Assistant Professor of International Business Tonia Warnecke was recently awarded a Fulbright grant to research economic and global development.

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Students compete in the “world’s toughest math test”

Thirteen Lake Forest students participated in what is considered by many to be the most prestigious and toughest math competition in the world.

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The Real Mock Trial

The Scripps College’s Mock Trial team had its most successful season yet, with numerous individual achievements and a visit to Nationals.

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