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The Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards generous grants each year to graduates and undergraduates interested in studying, researching, or teaching in over 140 countries worldwide. This April, the National Fellowships Program will offer multiple workshops to educate students about these incredible opportunities. Program Director Dr. Kelly Barry and Assistant Director…
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During the first summer session, Dr. Miller will be offering a 1-credit course about writing competitive external fellowship applications. It will meet 4-5:30pm on Mondays and Thursdays from May 28 to June 25. In this writing-based course students will learn to craft competitive applications for the prestigious external fellowships overseen by the NFP….
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On March 11 at 5-6pm in 328 Malone Hall, Schwarzman Scholars Global Director of Admissions Robert Garris will present on this new program slated to begin in summer 2016. The Schwarzman Scholars Program, inspired by the Rhodes Scholarship, is designed to help future leaders meet the challenges of the 21st century and beyond…
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The National Fellowships Program is pleased to sponsor Truman Scholar Justin Falcone’s narrated tour of his exhibit In the Wake: Rising Seas, Vanishing Nations. In the Wake photographically represents the places that stand to be imminently altered and eventually erased by anthropogenic climate change in the South Pacific. Capturing human-environmental…
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Johns Hopkins University is once again included in an elite list of research institutions that have produced among the most Fulbright student awardees in the US. During the 2014-2015 academic year, JHU is represented by 11 Fulbrighters–either holding Academic grants or English Teaching Assistantships–in 9 different countries ranging from Brazil…
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During the third week of February, the National Fellowships Prorgam will hold two sessions focusing on the Gates Cambridge, Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell & Churchill Scholarships. These highly competitive awards are particularly relevant to juniors and seniors, though all are welcome to attend. 19 February: Information session on UK Scholarships, 4:30-5:30pm, 217 Gilman. 20 February: Information session on…
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The National Fellowships Program will hold four general information sessions about the program and scholarship offerings in the next few weeks. Dr. Kelly Barry, Director of the NFP, and Dr. Jeannette Miller, Assistant Director of the NFP, will introduce a range of external awards for which they advise students through…
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Sandya Subramanian, a Johns Hopkins senior from Grand Rapids, Michigan, has won the prestigious Winston Churchill Foundation Scholarship for graduate study at the University of Cambridge in England. Each year, fourteen U.S. students are awarded graduate scholarships by the foundation. Selection is based on outstanding creative accomplishment and future promise…
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For Peter’s interview with WJZ TV, click here. This past weekend Peter Kalugin, a KSAS senior majoring in Molecular & Cellular Biology and Mathematics, traveled to Colorado Springs for an interview with former Rhodes Scholars, academics, legal practitioners, and an entrepreneur. The National Fellowships Program is very pleased to announce that…
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Dr. Miller will be offering a 1-credit course about writing competitive external fellowship applications, which will meet on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays 4:00-5:30pm from January 5 to January 23. In this writing-based course students will work on how to craft competitive applications for prestigious external fellowships, notably those overseen by the NFP. While…
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