Gilman Alumnus Recognized For Winning Three National Scholarships
Gilman Alumnus Curtis Longtime Sleeping (Japan, 2016) was recognized in a ceremony at the University of North Dakota to honor UND students who’d won national scholarships or awards. After he returned from studying abroad in Japan through the Benjamin A.… READ MORE →
Gilman Alumni Selected as 2020-2021 Schwarzman Scholars
Gilman Alumni Taslim Tavarez Garcia (Bolivia, 2016) and Mary Liu (United Kingdom, 2019) have been selected to participate as the fifth class of Schwarzman Scholars. Schwarzman Scholars is designed to prepare its graduates to build stronger relationships between China and… READ MORE →
Cycle 1 2019 Gilman Scholarship Recipients
The U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program is pleased to announce Cycle 1 2019 recipients. Nearly 1,500 outstanding U.S. undergraduate students were selected to receive scholarships to participate in credit-bearing study abroad programs and career-oriented internships… READ MORE →
Gilman Scholar finds a home away from home at England’s De Montfort University
Gilman Scholar Bethany Pruitt (United Kingdom, 2019) spent this fall at De Montfort University in Leicester. A first-generation Biology major at Towson University, Bethany is taking criminology-based courses at De Montfort, which touch on an early career ambition—crime scene investigator.… READ MORE →
Gilman Alumni Share Global Lessons
In Junctional Thinking podcast, hosted by Pierre Vigilance, alumni Daquawn Bruce (Senegal, 2017) and Priyanka Surio (India, 2011) share the global lessons they have learned abroad and how they are using it in their current careers. Priyanka Surio is the National Director for… READ MORE →
Gilman Scholars wants to open a health center for LGBTQ+ care
Gilman Scholar Jaila Allen (Denmark, AY 2019-2020) sought a new perspective on gender and sexuality by studying abroad through the Gilman International Scholarship Program. The Brandies University student is learning about the Danish healthcare system and the country’s views on… READ MORE →
