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Nineteen students have been awarded travel enrichment and independent travel research grants for Winter Break and Spring Semester through the Center for International and Intercultural Studies. They are:
The Giltz Family Fund for International and Intercultural Education Endowment:
Katherine Bagley ’07, Manchester, NH, “The Kenyan National Schools and Colleges Drummer Festival, an Experience of African Literature, Art and Theater”
Andrew Hogan ’06, South Glens Falls, NY, “Urban Gay Communities in London and Berlin”
Brooke James ’06, Millbrook, NY, “French and British Influence in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Guadalupe”
Kate Lafferty ’06, Wellesley, MA, “French and British Influence in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Guadalupe”
Camille Partin ’06, Bedford, NH, “Examining New Zealand’s Peoples, Cultural Identities and Geothermal Environments”
The Sol Feinstone International Study Prize:
Juanita Ceesay ’06, Canton, NY, “Africa’s Brain Drain to the West: The French Experience”
Aryendra Chakravartty ’05, Biratnagar, Morang, Nepal, “The Colonial Dialectic: Formation of the Indian Nation-State and its Representations in History”
Christina Farnsworth ’05, Brockville, Ontario, “The Role of the Other in the Creation of German National Identity”
Ben Meade ’06, Amherst, NH, “Gold Mining in New Zealand: A Study of the Quest for This Valuable Mineral”
Isaac Mukuba ’06, Kalamazoo, MI, “An Ethical Study on Stem Cell Research in Great Britain”
Prajjwal Panday ’05, Kathmandu, Nepal, “Urban Watershed Pollution in Nairobi, Kenya: Case Study of the Nairobi River”
Stephanie Peglow ’06, Albion, NY, “Scandinavian Culture and History”
Kristin Rury ’06, Moravia, NY, “Water Quality Comparison of Five Finger Lakes and Five Italian Lakes”
The Betsy Cogger Rezelman International Travel Endowment:
Eliza Doton ’06, Woodstock, VT, “A Cultural and Educational Glimpse of London”
The Weaver/Nicolais Family International Travel Endowment:
Jamie Dyer ’06, Presque Isle, ME, “Religion, Art, and History: Immersion Literary Journalism on the Pilgrim Trail”
The D. Douglas Andrews Memorial Award:
Dennis Morreale ’07, Corinth, NY, “The Capitals of Europe”
The Cabot Family Endowment for International and Intercultural Education:
Anton Madzharov ’06, Bourgas, Bulgaria, “United Kingdom’s Reluctance over the Adoption of the Euro”
Sierra Newton ’06, Bennington, VT, “Seeking Sweden: The Legacy of Linnaeus”
The Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment:
Alyson Courtemanch ’05, Mt. Vernon, ME, “An Investigation of the Effectiveness of Community-Based Conservation by Maasai Pastoralists in Southern Kenya”
Posted: December 3, 2004