| Travel Enrichment Grants are intended for students participating in SLU off-campus programs who are connecting an academic or personal/extra-curricular interest with study abroad or with intercultural experience within the U.S. Enrichment grants awarded in the fall of 2010: |
 Kayleigh Balon '12
Bernhards Bay, NY
anthropology
major
“The Study and Comparison of Traditional Indigenous Australian Art to Contemporary Indigenous Australian Art”
Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment |
 Richard Bohan '13
Maspeth, NY
English major
“The Agricultural Family in Rural Poland”
Giltz, DeLauder & McCullough International Travel Award |
 Julia Croyle '12
Wenham, MA
environmental studies and French major
“France’s Perspective on the Holocaust”
D. Douglas Andrews Memorial Award |
 Suncica Habul '13
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Spanish and government major
“Gypsies and Flamenco in Andalucia (Seville and Granada)”
Weaver/Nicolais Family International Travel Endowment Fund |
 Nicholas Hugh '12
Rochester, NY
government and English major
“Music and Asian Studies Exploration in Paris”
Giltz, DeLauder & McCullough International Travel Award
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 Grace Ochieng' '12
Hanover, NH
global studies and government major, Spanish minor
Factors Affecting Democratic Transitions: Women’s Movements in the Southern Cone”
Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment |
 Meredith Runkel '12
Niskayuna, NY
fine arts and German major:
“The Art of Jewish Prisoners at Auschwitz-Birkenau”
Clare Marie Rogers Matthews ’67 Memorial Award for International Studies |
 Andrew Skaggs '12
Acton, MA
conservation biology major
“A Guide to the Natural History of New Zealand”
Giltz, DeLauder & McCullough International Travel Award |
 Cullen White '12
Lakeville, CT
English and psychology major:
“Italian Art and Culture: A View from Florence”
Clare Marie Rogers Matthews ’67 Memorial Award for International Studies |
| Travel Research Grants are intended for travel in connection with independent study and research on international or intercultural topics. Proposals normally support independent study that is grounded in prior academic course work; normally the fruits of this independent study will contribute to subsequent academic work on campus. Enrichment grants awarded in the fall of 2010: |
 Austin Dempewolff '11
Middlebury, VT
global studies major
“Migration’s Effect on the Roles and Status of Female Migrants to Shanghai”
Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment |
 Matthew Iacono '11
Jewitt, NY
government and economics major:
“Peace through Prosperity: A Look at Conflict Resolution through an Economic Lens”
Sol Feinstone International Study Prize |
 Michelle Laframboise '11
New Haven, VT
economics/Spanish major, Caribbean-Latin American studies minor
“The Effects of Corporate Industry in Costa Rica on Small, Family-Owned Business”
Sol Feinstone International Study Prize |
 Liliana Saplontai '11
Gaborone, Botswana
Spanish and global studies major, Caribbean-Latin American studies minor
“Exploring how the Arts Can Empower Youth to Create Social and Political Changes within their Communities”
Sol Feinstone International Study Prize |
 Zlata Unerkova '11
Skopje, Macedonia
government major:
“The Curious Case of a Docile Arab Israeli Minority: A Study of Inter-group Relations and Social Dynamics in Israeli Society”
Sol Feinstone International Study Prize
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 Tandazani Dhlakama '11
Harare, Zimbabwe
fine arts and government major:
“Zimbabwean Art: How Personal, Political, and Artistic Heritages Teach Contemporary Artists about Creative Methodologies such as Storytelling, Time and Place, and the Phenomenology of Belief”
Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment
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