May 2002

Fellowship winners bound for studies abroad, graduate schools

Toby Campbell, seated, a sociology major, will use her Thomas J. Watson Fellowship to study musical communities in Argentina, Ireland, and the Netherlands. Meanwhile, Fulbright scholar James Lee, whose major is German literature, will serve an English-teaching assistantship in Korea.

"In each location, I will find a different interpretation of how music forms a community. . . .”

Ben Maes, below right, a politics major, won a Fulbright award for research in Sri Lanka next year. He will study visual arts, music, andother arts as creative responses to the political conflict there.

Not pictured is 2001 graduate Jason Bazzano also won a Fulbright for study in Sri Lanka next year.

Mark Lanning, below, a politics major, received a Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship. He will study at Princeton.

German major Katherine Leitzell, far right, received a Fulbright for a year in Germany where she will explore environmental issues surrounding protection of the Baltic Sea.