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The traditional Fulbright Scholar Program sends 800 U.S. faculty and professionals abroad each year to study, teach and conduct research. UC Santa Barbara faculty members interested in applying for this program should consult with their Department Chair and/or Divisional Dean. Applications are made directly to the Program, and the annual deadline is August 1.
The Fulbright Program also sponsors programs for non-U.S scholars to visit universities in the United States. If an academic department is contacted by an international Fulbright scholar seeking affiliation at UC Santa Barbara, it is necessary to obtain endorsement from the campus Fulbright Administrative Official, the Executive Dean of the College of Letters and Science, for this affiliation. Please contact Bryant Wieneke for more details.
It is important that UC Santa Barbara only accept scholars whose research programs can be accommodated well on our campus. Occasionally, it is necessary to redirect international scholars to other institutions that are better suited to facilitate their scholarship. Availability of office and research space must be considered when contemplating hosting a Fulbright scholar on campus. The department is expected to incorporate the Fulbright scholar into the academic life of the department, and to provide her or him with the privileges of using departmental facilities, the library, auditing of classes, and consultation with the faculty without charge. International Fulbright scholars contribute to the campus goal of internationalization and serve as valuable academic resources to the faculty and students. The salary for Fulbright scholars is paid by the U.S. Government or their home country; thus, they serve here at no charge to the campus. Recent UC Santa Barbara faculty members receiving Fulbright awards, with the country where they served 2008-09 Mario Garcia, Chicana and Chicano Studies, Spain Garay Menicucci, Office of International Students and Scholars, Jordan Paul Spickard, History, Germany 2007-08 Paul Berkman, Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, England Douglas Daniels, Black Studies and History, Japan Peter Garcia, Chicana and Chicano Studies, Mexico Michael McGinnis, Marine Science Institute, Montenegro
2006-07 Keith Clarke, Geography, Italy Mary Furner, American History, Germany Carlos Morton, Theater, Poland David Rock, History (non-U.S.), Argentina Wade Clark Roof, Religious Studies, France 2004-05 Roger Friedland, Sociology, Italy Stuart Streichler, Law, Japan Raymond Sin-Kwok Wong, Sociology, Hong Kong 2003-04 David Crawford, Anthropology and Archaeology, Morocco John DuBois, Linguistics, Israel Mary McMahon (Administrator), Education, Germany 2002-03 Paulette Greisner, Education, Japan Patricia Hall, Music, Austria Laura Kalman, American History, Israel Eduardo Raposo, Linguistics, Portugal 2001-02 Roger Davidson, Political Science, Hungary 2000-01
Laurie Anne Freeman, Political Science, Japan
2009-10
2007-08Kyu-Hyun Kim, Linguistics, Rep. of Korea Kyung Hee Suh, Linguistics, Rep. of Korea, Guillermo Rico Camps, Political Science, Spain Carlos Miguel Tamarit Degenhardt, Physics, Spain Javier Vidal Hurtado, Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology, Spain Ruben Mirakyan, Religious Studies, Armenia Monica-Gabriela Cojocaru, Mathematics, Canada 2008-09 Tine Breban, Linguistics, Belgium Inigo Novales Flamarique, Biological Sciences, Canada Robert Helan, Education, Czech Republic Phuong Thi Minh Huynh; Feminist Studies, Vietnam Robert Mann, Physics and Astronomy, Canada Karolina Siskova, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Czech Republic Tolya Stoitsova, Communication, Bulgaria Alejandra Silvia Vidal, Linguistics, Argentina Dongfeng Wang, English, China Tatjana Bogusevica, Political Science, Latvia Nahide Bozkurt, Fulbright Interfaith Community Action Program, Turkey Huijun Chen, Education, China Mikhail Egorov, German, Slavic and Semitic Studies, Russia Evgeniya Gelman, Anthropology, Russia Juan Manuel Gomba, Mechanical Engineering, Argentina David Johnson, Economics, Canada Sigruder Mattiasdottir, Women's Studies, Iceland Tatiana Svistunenko, Music, Russia Toshio Ohori, Linguistics, Japan Tatiana Vorontchenko, Chicana and Chicano Studies, Russia Shenpin Zhang, Economics, China 2006-07 Christopher Eckert, Biological Sciences, Canada Nils Urban Friberg, Biological Sciences, Sweden Fatima Lamrani, Linguistics, Morocco Olesia Lupu, TEFL/Applied Linguistics, Romania Aral Okay, Geology, Turkey Gustavo Pino, Chemistry, Argentina Igor Rahinov, Chemistry, Israel 2005-06 Marcelo Aizen, Biological Sciences, Argentina 2004-05 Fawzya AbuKhalid, Sociology, Saudi Arabia Abderrahmene Bouraoui, Medical Sciences, Tunisia Beatriz Lora Maroto, Chemistry, Spain Irina Zhulamanova, Linguistics, Kazakhstan 2003-04 Sonia Martinez Diaz, Mathematics, Spain Manuel Mendoza Garcia, Biological Sciences, Spain Philip Munday, Biological Sciences, Australia Igor Zektser, Environmental Sciences, Russia 2002-03 Abdulhamid Al-Saygh, Chemistry, Saudi Arabia Srivathsan Aravamuthan, Architecture and Urban Planning, India Sigrid Lien, Art History, Norway Laurence Simmons, Communication and Journalism, New Zealand 2001-02 Yasmin Farooqi, Psychology, Pakistan Glenn-Ole Kasa, Engineering, Norway Sanja Nikcevic, Theater and Dance, Croatia 2000-01 Caroline Cros, Art History, France Sami Merilaita, Biological Sciences, Finland Davor Petrinovic, Engineering, Croatia Leonid Yablonskiy, Anthropology and Archaeology, Russia |
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