Four Awarded Study-Abroad Scholarships
Gilman scholars gain a better understanding of other cultures, countries, languages and economies — making them better prepared to assume leadership roles within government and the private sector. “With the support of the Gilman scholarship, I hope to further enrich my experience abroad and discover more about my capabilities as a student of science,” said Morse. In addition to improving her German language skills, Dennehey said she is looking forward to the follow-on service program, a requirement for all Gilman alumni.
“I decided to gather information about the LGBTQ+ communities in America and Berlin and make a comparison,” Dennehey explained. While in Liverpool, Olaoye hopes to lay the groundwork for a future Master of Fine Arts. “During my study-abroad program, I can talk to professionals in my areas of interest — creative writing and publishing studies — about what options I could possibly have in England or farther abroad,” Olaoye said.
Of the total applicants across the country, only 25% of semester program applicants receive an award.
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