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Fulbright

Description: The Fulbright Program was created by the U.S. Congress in 1946, immediately after World War II, to foster mutual understanding among nations through educational and cultural exchanges. Today the Fulbright Program enables students, artists, and other professionals to benefit from unique resources in every corner of the world.
Qualifications: Applicants must be U.S. citizens and hold a Bachelor's degree or the equivalent before the beginning date of the grant. Preference is given to students who mostly received their higher education in the U.S. Applicants may not hold a doctoral degree at the time of application, unless otherwise noted.
Amount: The grant generally includes round-trip transportation, language or orientation courses, tuition (in some cases), books and research allowance, maintenance for the academic year, and supplemental health and accident insurance.
Application Process: Enrolled students must obtain application forms or access to the online application from the Fulbright Program Advisors on campus. A proposed study or project plan is required.

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Timeline:

Event	Date	Notes
Application available	5/1/2008	Available online at www.fulbright.org
BYU deadline	9/24/2008	Submit to Carolyn Tuitupou (102B MSRB) by 12 Noon.
Mock interviews	10/1/2008
Official deadline	10/13/2008	Submit final application to Carolyn Tuitupou (102B MSRB) by 12 Noon.

Resources:

Official Website	Official website for the Fulbright fellowship
ETA Advice	Demystify the English Teaching Application
Language Evaluation	Tips for completing the Language Evaluation
Letters of Reference	Advice for you and your references
Letter of Affiliation	Advice on how to establish a contact abroad
Essay Writing Tips	Learn valuable tips for writing outstanding essays
Sample Personal Statements	View two personal statements from actual Fulbright applications
Sample Essay	Read a winning essay.
Fulbright Pre-Application Form	Submit this form to 102B MSRB by September 8th
Application Timeline	Timeline for the application process
Application Checklist	Include this form with your application materials when you submit your application for institutional endorsement condsideration

Faculty Coaches:

Donna Lee Bowen	Political Science	734 SWKT	2-3409	donna_bowen@byu.edu
Ray Christensen	Political Science	722 SWKT	2-5133	ray_christensen@byu.edu
Corry Cropper	French	3127 JFSB	2-4484	cropper@byu.edu
Paul Hoskisson	Ancient Scriptures	316B JSB	2-4329	pyh@byu.edu
Mark Peterson	Asian and Near Eastern Languages	3073 JFSB	2-7672	mark_peterson@byu.edu
Steven Thomsen	Communications	210A BRMB	2-2078	srt2@email.byu.edu

Recipients:

Daniel A. Dowler	2007-2008
Kristine Whipple	2007-2008
Aaron K. Olsen	2007-2008
Hannah Pritchett	2006-2007
Michael Gray	2006-2007
Michael Whelan	2006-2007
James Gilchrist	2005-2006
Christiaan James	2005-2006
Alexia Green	2004-2005
Scott Hamilton Linton	2004-2005
Christopher Blake O'Keefe	2004-2005
Jeremy L. Palmer	2004-2005
Christopher F. Bush	2003-2004
Shane H. Hansen	2003-2004
Blaine J. Johnson	2003-2004
Ryan E. Swapp	2003-2004
Joseph P. Benson	2002-2003
Hilary A. Ligon	2002-2003
Robert Francis Schwartz II	2002-2003
Steven R. Bitner	2001-2002
R. Quinn Mecham	2001-2002
Samuel J. Mudrick	2001-2002
Jeff M. Packer	2001-2002
Steven Christopher Bonta	2000-2001
Leah Dawn Florence	2000-2001
David John Hanley	2000-2001
Shad S. Morris	2000-2001
Makaria Reynolds	2000-2001
Ryan Keith Shosted	2000-2001
Gregory G. Webb	2000-2001
Brian D. Bishop	1998-1999
Ahmed Jamal Qureshi	1998-1999
Cindy P. Brewer	1997-1998
Donald Daniel Miller	1997-1998
Kathryn Pospisil	1997-1998
Benjamin Farr Tillman	1997-1998
Mark David Austin	1996-1997
Ahmed Irfan Qureshi	1996-1997
Keith A. White	1996-1997