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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

• 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

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• 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).\