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Eleven students have been awarded travel grants to assist with costs incurred while conducting research during the spring 2003 semester.

Those awarded grants are:

• Travis Atkinson '04, Harrisville, NY, will be studying in France in 2003, and has received a grant for adventure travel and personal discovery, allowing him to visit various museums and historical sites.
  
• Lucas Buckingham '04, Lisbon, NY, will be studying in Kenya and has received a grant to make a photo documentary of glacial retreat on Mt. Kilimanjaro.
  
• Amanda Goodman '05, Woodmere, NY, will be studying in London and has received a grant to study "National Identity via Photo Elicitation."
  
• April Rolfe '06, Ogdensburg, NY, will be studying in France and has received a grant to travel to Madrid, Spain.
  
• Emily Stahl '05, Moriah, NY, will be studying in Austria and has received a grant to travel to St. Petersburg, Russia to research the history of the city and the Romanov family.
  
• Marisa Zarczynski '06, New York, NY, will be studying in France and has received a grant to visit various museums in France.
  
• Minerva Arias '03, New York, NY, has received a grant to study current feminist thought among Puerto Rican women intellectuals and activists.
  
• Katie Cerretani '03, Liverpool, NY, has received a grant to study ecotourism and sustainable farming communities in Costa Rica.
  
• Ivaylo Kolev '05, Sophia, Bulgaria, received a grant to study the decentralization of the economy in Eastern Europe. He will condict research and interviews in Bulgaria and the Czech Republic.
  
• Molly Lemke '03, Manchester Center, VT, received a grant to study economic development and environmental sustainability as practiced in Tanzanian communities.
  
• Sara Mogilski '03, Essex Junction, VT, received a grant to study women's changing roles in the Moroccan parliamentary system.
  
  Posted: December 5, 2002