Alumni In The News

Every student has a story. Those highlighted below are examples of how study abroad enriches those narratives and becomes a part of their undergraduate curriculum and career paths.

David Granskog, a photography major in the College of Architecture and the Arts, also pursuing a minor in English, spent the summer term 2010 studying abroad in Copenhagen with the Danish Institute for Study Abroad. David was the recipient of two study abroad scholarship awards.
Adam Kuranishi , a political science major with a minor in African American Studies, won a Critical Languages Scholarship and studied intensive Arabic in the summer of 2009 in Tangiers, Morocco followed by a semester at the University of Jordan in Amman.
LaTrease Davenport , a first generation college student, won two scholarship awards which fully funded her study abroad program in the Fall of 2008 in Namibia and South Africa.
Isna Kugshia , a biological sciences major, studied at the University of Cape Town in South Africa and took a range of courses including a graduate seminar on race, culture and identity.
Anand Sandesara , a pre-med double major in history and biology studied abroad three times as an undergraduate in The Netherlands, Egypt, and Denmark before graduating in 2009.