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ATHENS, Ohio (Feb. 27, 2019) – Ohio University is among the top 25 public institutions in the United States in Fulbright scholars, Chronicle of Higher Education [JB: see text of Chronicle article below] reported recently.
Ten Ohio University students received 2018-19 Fulbright Awards in May 2018. That’s tied for 20th among public research institutions and tied for 40th among research institutions nationwide, tied with George Washington University, Penn State University, Indiana University, Temple University and Tufts University. The total is more than any other institution in Ohio.
“Ohio University students and alumni strive to make a difference in the world, and the Fulbright Award program provides a gateway to that service,” Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis said. “OHIO affords its students the opportunities to pursue their passions and visions academically and on the world stage, and it’s an honor for the University to be among the nation’s leaders in earning Fulbright Award recognition.”
Ohio University students Laura Gilbert, Sydney Pence, Mailé Nguyen, Reiya Bhat, Francisco Cintron, Sadie Lamparyk, Seph Callaway III, Devon Swanson, Madeline Shaw and Karie Whitman were selected as recipients for the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award, the largest U.S. educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. They are now representing Ohio University in Brazil, Switzerland, South Korea, Spain, Malaysia, and Madagascar.
The prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award is the largest U.S. educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The program offers research, study and teaching opportunities in more than 140 countries for graduating seniors and graduate students.
A total of 212 institutions, public and private, had Fulbright students for 2018-2019. A total of 1,336 grants were awarded.
Contact: Jim Sabin, media relations specialist, at 740-593-0858 or sabin@ohio.edu. Visit OHIO's official media page for the latest University news and updates, or follow us on Twitter @ohioumedia.
About Ohio University
Ohio University strives to be the best student-centered, transformative learning community in America, where approximately 40,000 students realize their promise, faculty advance knowledge, staff achieve excellence, and alumni become global leaders. OHIO is committed to fostering, embracing, and celebrating diversity in all its forms. Our Athens Campus offers students a residential learning experience in one of the nation’s most picturesque academic settings. Additional campuses and centers serve students across the state, and online programs further advance the University’s commitment to providing educational access and opportunity. Visit www.ohio.edu for more information.
Top Producers of Fulbright U.S. Scholars and Students, 2018-19
The Chronicle List February 10, 2019
Only one institution, the University of South Florida, had 10 or more Fulbright scholars in the 2018-19 academic year. Eleven research universities and one bachelor’s institution had 20 or more students who were awarded Fulbright grants. Fulbright is a program of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Institutions with the most Fulbright U.S. scholars are listed directly below, followed by separate listings of institutions with the most Fulbright students.
[JB note: First number refers to number of awards]
Fulbright scholars
Research institutions
Institution Awards
U. of South Florida 12
Florida State U. 9
North Carolina State U. 8
U. of Arizona 8
Brigham Young U. 7
Michigan State U. 7
New York U. 7
Ohio State U. 6
Texas State U. 6
U. of California at Los Angeles 6
U. of Hawaii-Manoa 6
U. of Nebraska at Lincoln 6
U. of Notre Dame 6
Showing 1 to 13 of 13 entries
Master’s institutions
Institution Awards
Appalachian State U. 4
College of Charleston 4
California Polytechnic State U. at San Luis Obispo 3
California State U. at Northridge 3
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U. at Daytona Beach 3
San Jose State U. 3
U. of Alaska at Anchorage 3
Western Illinois U. 3
Showing 1 to 8 of 8 entries
Bachelor’s institutions
Institution Awards
Colgate U. 3
Middlebury College 3
Trinity College (Conn.) 3
Bryn Mawr College 2
Bucknell U. 2
Claremont McKenna College 2
Colby College 2
Dickinson College 2
Macalester College 2
Pitzer College 2
Siena College 2
U. of Richmond 2
Showing 1 to 12 of 12 entries
Associate and baccalaureate/associate institutions
Institution Awards
City U. of New York Borough of Manhattan Community College 2
Northern Virginia Community College 2
Anoka-Ramsey Community College 1
Austin Community College 1
Butte College 1
Cascadia College 1
Central Piedmont Community College 1
Chemeketa Community College 1
City U. of New York Bronx Community College 1
City U. of New York Queensborough Community College 1
College of DuPage 1
College of the Albemarle 1
Delta College 1
Fashion Institute of Technology 1
Jackson College (Mich.) 1
Kirtland Community College 1
Lake Superior College 1
Miami Dade College 1
MiraCosta College 1
North Country Community College 1
North Seattle College 1
Ohio State U. at Newark 1
San Diego Mesa College 1
Santa Fe College 1
Southern U. at Shreveport (La.) 1
Tallahassee Community College 1
Showing 1 to 26 of 26 entries
Special-focus 4-year institutions
Institution Awards
John Marshall Law School (Ill.) 2
Massachusetts College of Art and Design 2
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 2
Vermont Law School 2
Showing 1 to 4 of 4 entries
•••
[JB note: First number refers to number of applicants; second number to number of awards]
Fulbright students
Research institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
Brown U. 106 35
Princeton U. 103 33
Georgetown U. 112 30
U. of Chicago 101 30
U. of Pennsylvania 133 27
Northwestern U. 95 26
U. of Michigan at Ann Arbor 93 24
U. of Notre Dame 82 24
Rutgers U. at New Brunswick 91 23
New York U. 112 22
Arizona State U. 53 21
Harvard U. 98 19
U. of Tennessee at Knoxville 52 19
Columbia U. 87 18
U. of Wisconsin at Madison 53 18
Stanford U. 63 16
U. of Georgia 43 16
U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 73 16
U. of Texas at Austin 57 16
U. of Virginia 77 16
Villanova U. 59 16
Boston College 64 15
Johns Hopkins U. 46 15
U. of Alabama at Tuscaloosa 39 15
U. of Washington 66 15
Emory U. 48 14
U. of Nebraska at Lincoln 44 14
U. of Southern California 54 14
Yale U. 68 14
Dartmouth College 41 13
Duke U. 63 13
U. of Massachusetts at Amherst 33 13
U. of California at Davis 35 12
Vanderbilt U. 39 12
U. of California at Berkeley 49 11
U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 48 11
U. of Iowa 35 11
U. of Louisville 33 11
U. of Pittsburgh main campus 59 11
George Washington U. 41 10
Indiana U. at Bloomington 51 10
Ohio U. 31 10
Pennsylvania State U. at University Park 37 10
Temple U. 29 10
Tufts U. 44 10
Showing 1 to 45 of 45 entries
Master’s institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
St. Edward’s U. 24 7
Augsburg U. 16 6
City U. of New York Hunter College 21 6
State U. of New York College at Geneseo 19 6
Loyola Marymount U. 17 5
Western Washington U. 18 5
Florida Southern College 8 4
Truman State U. 12 4
U. of Portland 23 4
U. of Wisconsin at Eau Claire 7 4
Abilene Christian U. 5 3
Bridgewater State U. 8 3
California State U. at Long Beach 10 3
College of Charleston 25 3
Lebanon Valley College 12 3
Salisbury U. 25 3
State U. of New York College at Oswego 5 3
U. of Mary Washington 9 3
U. of North Georgia 17 3
Showing 1 to 19 of 19 entries
Bachelor’s institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
Williams College 65 22
Bowdoin College 37 19
Smith College 31 17
Bates College 60 13
Kenyon College 33 12
Pomona College 74 12
Davidson College 33 10
Hamilton College 25 10
Middlebury College 40 10
Amherst College 49 9
Occidental College 31 9
Swarthmore College 27 9
Carleton College 38 8
Claremont McKenna College 26 8
Dickinson College 20 8
Pitzer College 30 8
Scripps College 23 8
U. of Richmond 23 8
DePauw U. 23 7
Vassar College 31 7
Wheaton College (Mass.) 15 7
Bard College 25 6
Barnard College 19 6
Carthage College 28 6
Franklin & Marshall College 40 6
Grinnell College 22 6
Macalester College 31 6
Mount Holyoke College 15 6
Oberlin College 40 6
St. Olaf College 34 6
Union College (N.Y.) 28 6
Wellesley College 32 6
Centre College 17 5
College of Saint Benedict 24 5
College of the Holy Cross 69 5
Denison U. 21 5
Haverford College 17 5
Lawrence U. 16 5
Reed College 20 5
Wabash College 14 5
Coe College 10 4
Colby College 16 4
Saint Michael’s College 13 4
United States Military Academy 21 4
U. of Puget Sound 8 4
Washington and Lee U. 22 4
Showing 1 to 46 of 46 entries
Special-focus 4-year institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
School of the Art Institute of Chicago 14 6
New England Conservatory of Music 4 2
U. of California at San Francisco 3 2
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering 5 1
Graduate Theological Union 1 1
Massachusetts College of Art and Design 2 1
Pratt Institute 14 1
Princeton Theological Seminary 6 1
Rhode Island School of Design 16 1
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 2 1
U. of Maryland at Baltimore 2 1
Showing 1 to 11 of 11 entries
Note: Data cover confirmed recipients for the 2018-19 academic year and are current as of February 1, 2019. Tied institutions are listed alphabetically. Categories are based on the 2018 Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. The Fulbright Scholar Program sponsors American and foreign participants for exchanges in the sciences, academe, public service, the arts, and other areas to promote mutual understanding between Americans and people of other countries. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program provides grants for individually designed study or research programs, or English-teaching-assistant programs, in many foreign countries. More data can be found on the Fulbright website. Questions or comments on the Chronicle List should be sent to Ruth Hammond.
Source: Institute of International Education
Correction (2/14/2019, 2:33 p.m.): The University of Nebraska at Lincoln was erroneously omitted from the original version of this table, even though it had six Fulbright scholars. The institution has been added among top producers of Fulbright scholars in the category of research universities.
Correction (2/26/2019, 3:20 p.m.): The original version of this table listed North Carolina State University as having seven Fulbright scholars in 2018-19. It had eight. That figure and the university's ranking among research institutions have been corrected.
Corrected image (not from entry); many thanks to RA kindly suggesting the correction
Ten Ohio University students received 2018-19 Fulbright Awards in May 2018. That’s tied for 20th among public research institutions and tied for 40th among research institutions nationwide, tied with George Washington University, Penn State University, Indiana University, Temple University and Tufts University. The total is more than any other institution in Ohio.
“Ohio University students and alumni strive to make a difference in the world, and the Fulbright Award program provides a gateway to that service,” Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis said. “OHIO affords its students the opportunities to pursue their passions and visions academically and on the world stage, and it’s an honor for the University to be among the nation’s leaders in earning Fulbright Award recognition.”
Ohio University students Laura Gilbert, Sydney Pence, Mailé Nguyen, Reiya Bhat, Francisco Cintron, Sadie Lamparyk, Seph Callaway III, Devon Swanson, Madeline Shaw and Karie Whitman were selected as recipients for the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award, the largest U.S. educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. They are now representing Ohio University in Brazil, Switzerland, South Korea, Spain, Malaysia, and Madagascar.
The prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award is the largest U.S. educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The program offers research, study and teaching opportunities in more than 140 countries for graduating seniors and graduate students.
A total of 212 institutions, public and private, had Fulbright students for 2018-2019. A total of 1,336 grants were awarded.
Contact: Jim Sabin, media relations specialist, at 740-593-0858 or sabin@ohio.edu. Visit OHIO's official media page for the latest University news and updates, or follow us on Twitter @ohioumedia.
About Ohio University
Ohio University strives to be the best student-centered, transformative learning community in America, where approximately 40,000 students realize their promise, faculty advance knowledge, staff achieve excellence, and alumni become global leaders. OHIO is committed to fostering, embracing, and celebrating diversity in all its forms. Our Athens Campus offers students a residential learning experience in one of the nation’s most picturesque academic settings. Additional campuses and centers serve students across the state, and online programs further advance the University’s commitment to providing educational access and opportunity. Visit www.ohio.edu for more information.
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Top Producers of Fulbright U.S. Scholars and Students, 2018-19
The Chronicle List February 10, 2019
Only one institution, the University of South Florida, had 10 or more Fulbright scholars in the 2018-19 academic year. Eleven research universities and one bachelor’s institution had 20 or more students who were awarded Fulbright grants. Fulbright is a program of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Institutions with the most Fulbright U.S. scholars are listed directly below, followed by separate listings of institutions with the most Fulbright students.
[JB note: First number refers to number of awards]
Fulbright scholars
Research institutions
Institution Awards
U. of South Florida 12
Florida State U. 9
North Carolina State U. 8
U. of Arizona 8
Brigham Young U. 7
Michigan State U. 7
New York U. 7
Ohio State U. 6
Texas State U. 6
U. of California at Los Angeles 6
U. of Hawaii-Manoa 6
U. of Nebraska at Lincoln 6
U. of Notre Dame 6
Showing 1 to 13 of 13 entries
Master’s institutions
Institution Awards
Appalachian State U. 4
College of Charleston 4
California Polytechnic State U. at San Luis Obispo 3
California State U. at Northridge 3
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U. at Daytona Beach 3
San Jose State U. 3
U. of Alaska at Anchorage 3
Western Illinois U. 3
Showing 1 to 8 of 8 entries
Bachelor’s institutions
Institution Awards
Colgate U. 3
Middlebury College 3
Trinity College (Conn.) 3
Bryn Mawr College 2
Bucknell U. 2
Claremont McKenna College 2
Colby College 2
Dickinson College 2
Macalester College 2
Pitzer College 2
Siena College 2
U. of Richmond 2
Showing 1 to 12 of 12 entries
Associate and baccalaureate/associate institutions
Institution Awards
City U. of New York Borough of Manhattan Community College 2
Northern Virginia Community College 2
Anoka-Ramsey Community College 1
Austin Community College 1
Butte College 1
Cascadia College 1
Central Piedmont Community College 1
Chemeketa Community College 1
City U. of New York Bronx Community College 1
City U. of New York Queensborough Community College 1
College of DuPage 1
College of the Albemarle 1
Delta College 1
Fashion Institute of Technology 1
Jackson College (Mich.) 1
Kirtland Community College 1
Lake Superior College 1
Miami Dade College 1
MiraCosta College 1
North Country Community College 1
North Seattle College 1
Ohio State U. at Newark 1
San Diego Mesa College 1
Santa Fe College 1
Southern U. at Shreveport (La.) 1
Tallahassee Community College 1
Showing 1 to 26 of 26 entries
Special-focus 4-year institutions
Institution Awards
John Marshall Law School (Ill.) 2
Massachusetts College of Art and Design 2
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 2
Vermont Law School 2
Showing 1 to 4 of 4 entries
•••
[JB note: First number refers to number of applicants; second number to number of awards]
Fulbright students
Research institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
Brown U. 106 35
Princeton U. 103 33
Georgetown U. 112 30
U. of Chicago 101 30
U. of Pennsylvania 133 27
Northwestern U. 95 26
U. of Michigan at Ann Arbor 93 24
U. of Notre Dame 82 24
Rutgers U. at New Brunswick 91 23
New York U. 112 22
Arizona State U. 53 21
Harvard U. 98 19
U. of Tennessee at Knoxville 52 19
Columbia U. 87 18
U. of Wisconsin at Madison 53 18
Stanford U. 63 16
U. of Georgia 43 16
U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 73 16
U. of Texas at Austin 57 16
U. of Virginia 77 16
Villanova U. 59 16
Boston College 64 15
Johns Hopkins U. 46 15
U. of Alabama at Tuscaloosa 39 15
U. of Washington 66 15
Emory U. 48 14
U. of Nebraska at Lincoln 44 14
U. of Southern California 54 14
Yale U. 68 14
Dartmouth College 41 13
Duke U. 63 13
U. of Massachusetts at Amherst 33 13
U. of California at Davis 35 12
Vanderbilt U. 39 12
U. of California at Berkeley 49 11
U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 48 11
U. of Iowa 35 11
U. of Louisville 33 11
U. of Pittsburgh main campus 59 11
George Washington U. 41 10
Indiana U. at Bloomington 51 10
Ohio U. 31 10
Pennsylvania State U. at University Park 37 10
Temple U. 29 10
Tufts U. 44 10
Showing 1 to 45 of 45 entries
Master’s institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
St. Edward’s U. 24 7
Augsburg U. 16 6
City U. of New York Hunter College 21 6
State U. of New York College at Geneseo 19 6
Loyola Marymount U. 17 5
Western Washington U. 18 5
Florida Southern College 8 4
Truman State U. 12 4
U. of Portland 23 4
U. of Wisconsin at Eau Claire 7 4
Abilene Christian U. 5 3
Bridgewater State U. 8 3
California State U. at Long Beach 10 3
College of Charleston 25 3
Lebanon Valley College 12 3
Salisbury U. 25 3
State U. of New York College at Oswego 5 3
U. of Mary Washington 9 3
U. of North Georgia 17 3
Showing 1 to 19 of 19 entries
Bachelor’s institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
Williams College 65 22
Bowdoin College 37 19
Smith College 31 17
Bates College 60 13
Kenyon College 33 12
Pomona College 74 12
Davidson College 33 10
Hamilton College 25 10
Middlebury College 40 10
Amherst College 49 9
Occidental College 31 9
Swarthmore College 27 9
Carleton College 38 8
Claremont McKenna College 26 8
Dickinson College 20 8
Pitzer College 30 8
Scripps College 23 8
U. of Richmond 23 8
DePauw U. 23 7
Vassar College 31 7
Wheaton College (Mass.) 15 7
Bard College 25 6
Barnard College 19 6
Carthage College 28 6
Franklin & Marshall College 40 6
Grinnell College 22 6
Macalester College 31 6
Mount Holyoke College 15 6
Oberlin College 40 6
St. Olaf College 34 6
Union College (N.Y.) 28 6
Wellesley College 32 6
Centre College 17 5
College of Saint Benedict 24 5
College of the Holy Cross 69 5
Denison U. 21 5
Haverford College 17 5
Lawrence U. 16 5
Reed College 20 5
Wabash College 14 5
Coe College 10 4
Colby College 16 4
Saint Michael’s College 13 4
United States Military Academy 21 4
U. of Puget Sound 8 4
Washington and Lee U. 22 4
Showing 1 to 46 of 46 entries
Special-focus 4-year institutions
Institution Applicants Awards
School of the Art Institute of Chicago 14 6
New England Conservatory of Music 4 2
U. of California at San Francisco 3 2
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering 5 1
Graduate Theological Union 1 1
Massachusetts College of Art and Design 2 1
Pratt Institute 14 1
Princeton Theological Seminary 6 1
Rhode Island School of Design 16 1
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology 2 1
U. of Maryland at Baltimore 2 1
Showing 1 to 11 of 11 entries
Note: Data cover confirmed recipients for the 2018-19 academic year and are current as of February 1, 2019. Tied institutions are listed alphabetically. Categories are based on the 2018 Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. The Fulbright Scholar Program sponsors American and foreign participants for exchanges in the sciences, academe, public service, the arts, and other areas to promote mutual understanding between Americans and people of other countries. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program provides grants for individually designed study or research programs, or English-teaching-assistant programs, in many foreign countries. More data can be found on the Fulbright website. Questions or comments on the Chronicle List should be sent to Ruth Hammond.
Source: Institute of International Education
Correction (2/14/2019, 2:33 p.m.): The University of Nebraska at Lincoln was erroneously omitted from the original version of this table, even though it had six Fulbright scholars. The institution has been added among top producers of Fulbright scholars in the category of research universities.
Correction (2/26/2019, 3:20 p.m.): The original version of this table listed North Carolina State University as having seven Fulbright scholars in 2018-19. It had eight. That figure and the university's ranking among research institutions have been corrected.
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