The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program offers approximately 470 teaching, research or combination teaching/research awards in over 125 countries. Opportunities are available for college and university faculty and administrators as well as for professionals, artists, journalists, scientists, lawyers, independent scholars and many others. In addition to several new program models designed to meet the changing needs of U.S. academics and professionals, Fulbright offers flexible awards including multi-country opportunities.
For full details and to apply, visit the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program website.
Scholar Awards comprise the bulk of awards offered and include opportunities for professionals, artists, and scholars at all career levels. Subcategories of this award type include:
Distinguished Scholar awards are viewed as the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Scholar Program. Awards are open to scholars who have more than seven years of experience in their discipline or area of expertise, though some awards may further restrict eligibility.
Postdoctoral Awards provide recently graduated scholars an opportunity to conduct research and receive professional training abroad. Awards may involve limited teaching. Postdoctoral Awards are open to scholars who will have received a doctoral degree (Ph.D., J.D., M.D., Ed.D., etc.) within five to seven years of the fellowship start date, as noted in the award description.
May vary by program. For the Scholar Award:
OSU Fulbright Scholar Campus Liaison
Julianna Betjemann
Global Affairs Associate, Office of Faculty Affairs
Julianna.Betjemann@oregonstate.edu
541-737-6209
Her work will help establish a collaboration with researchers in Haifa to better understand fundamental physical processes that affect the efficiency and environmental impact of platinum-containing heterogeneous catalysts which facilitate chemical reactions.
His work includes science teacher education and professional development for college and K-12 faculty. He will also develop infrastructure for a teaching internship program that will place OSU students in K-12 schools in Vietnam as native English speakers and provide pedagogical support for Vietnam's recent education reforms.
His project uses advanced geochemical techniques to study how copper, sulphur, and other metal resources cnecessary for the global transition to carbon-neutral economies form in the earth.
His project researches emerging sustainable energy systems that use new processes to convert biomass and wastes to fuels and energy.
His project uses terrestrial LiDAR technology and machine learning to develop accurate models for the growth and yield of the main tree species from the Romanian Carpathian Mountains.
Dr. Biedenweg is developing a manual and training program to integrate human well-being objectives in marine-protected area management plans in Chile’s Patagonia.
He is collaborating across multiple universities and institutes to study approaches to water resource research and education in dry-summer Mediterranean ecoregions in central Chile.
She is using pathological and molecular methods to understand how myxozoan parasites cause intestinal disease in fish hosts.
His work examines ways to determine the health of Amazonian rivers and assess how human and natural limiting factors affect it.
Ray Malewitz, professor of literature in the School of Writing, Literature, and Film, spent nine months in Poland with his family serving as the director of the American Studies Center at the University of Warsaw. Ray's Fulbright overlapped with Russia's invasion of Ukraine and he and his wife, Emily Malewitz, instructor of Spanish at OSU, became active with the refugee community, teaching English and helping fundraise.
Year | Name | Department | Country of Research |
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2019-2020 | Kevin Ahern | Physiology | Malta |
Marit Bovbjerg | Public Health | Ireland | |
Julie Elston | Economics (Cascades) | Austria | |
Joan Gross | Anthropology | Belgium | |
Karl Haapala | Engineering | Finland | |
Elise Lockwood | Mathematics | Norway | |
Hannah Rempel | Library Science | Czech Republic | |
Brian Sidlauskas | Zoology | Brazil | |
2018-2019 | Michael Boock | Library Science | Bulgaria |
Stephen Machado | Agriculture | Zambia & Zimbabwe | |
Christopher Still | Biology | Austria | |
2017-2018 | John Garland | Forestry | Chile |
Year
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Name
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Department
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Country of Research
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2016-2017
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Dan Sullivan
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Agronomy
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Romania
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2015-2016
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Michael Guzy
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Environmental Sciences
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Uruguay
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Michael Lerner
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Chemistry
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Germany
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2014-2015
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Gary Hartshorn
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Forestry
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Colombia
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David Luft
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History
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Austria
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2013-2014
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Heidi Jo Albers
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Forestry
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Tanzania
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Danny Damron
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International Education Administration
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South Korea
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Dawn Moyer
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International Education Administration
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United Kingdom
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Lillian Reed
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International Education Administration
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Germany
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Holly Campbell
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Law
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Canada
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2012-2013
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Julie Elston
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Business (Cascades)
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Austria
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Joan Gross
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Anthropology
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Ecuador
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David Hannaway
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Crop & Soil Science
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China
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David McMurray
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Anthropology
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Morocco
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Sujaya Rao
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Crop & Soil Science
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Ecuador
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Richard Sapon-White
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Library Sciences
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Poland
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David Turner
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Forest Ecosystems & Society
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Sweden
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Kenneth Winograd
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Education
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Vietnam
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2011-2012
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Nabil Boudraa
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Foreign Languages & Literature
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Algeria
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Martin Fisk
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Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences
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Norway
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Loren Kellogg
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Forest Engineering
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Australia
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Bryan Tilt
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Anthropology
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China
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Desiree Tullos
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Biological & Ecological Engineering
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Taiwan
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2010-2011
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Robert Hughes
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Environmental Sciences
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Brazil
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Kara Ritzheimer
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Seminar Program
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Germany
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Year | Name | Department | Country of Research |
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2009-2010 | Tomasz Giebultowicz | Physics & Astronomy | Poland |
Malgorzata Peszynska | Mathematics | Poland | |
2008-2009 | Sally Duncan | Environmental Sciences | India |
Thomas Shellhammer | Agriculture | Germany | |
JunJie Wu | Economics (Cascades) | China | |
Julie Elston | Seminar Program (Cascades) | Germany | |
2007-2008 | Charles Dibrell | Business Administration | Poland |
William Hohenboken | Agriculture | Hungary | |
William Jaeger | Economics | Italy | |
Nancy King | Law | Belgium | |
Mario Magana | Engineering | Argentina | |
2006-2007 | Maureen Heeley | History (non-U.S.) | Germany |
2005-2006 | Bess Beatty | American History | Croatia |
Philip Brownell | Biological Sciences | Germany | |
Robert Finnan | TEFL/Applied Linguistics | Cyprus | |
Barbara Gartner | Agriculture | Chile | |
2004-2005 | Craig A. Morrie | Medical Sciences | Japan |
Pui Shing Ho | Biological Sciences | France | |
James Kennedy | Chemistry | France | |
Gregory Perry | Agriculture | Chile | |
Nancy Rosenberger | Anthropology | Uzbekistan | |
Richard Sapon-White | Library Sciences | Czech Republic | |
2003-2004 | Peter Brian Bayley | Environmental Sciences | Mexico |
Dennis J. Garity | Mathematics | Slovenia | |
Jay Noller | Agriculture | Cyprus | |
2002-2003 | None Indicated | ||
2001-2002 | Adela Baer | Biological Sciences | Malaysia |
Richard Dick | Agriculture | Senegal | |
Rasaratnam Logendran | Engineering | Malaysia | |
Laura Rice | Language and Literature (non-U.S.) | Tunisia | |
Timothy Righetti | Agriculture | Thailand |