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Over the last two decades Citadel cadets have enjoyed conspicuous success in fellowships competitions, claiming Fulbright, Truman, Congress-Bundestag, Department of State, French and Spanish Ministry of Education, Rotary, and Max Kade awards to pursue graduate study, language immersion, and professional development worldwide.
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Fulbright Research Grant/English Teaching Assistantship
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1992
1996
1999
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David Smith, a German major, studied the East German dissidents' movement (Leipzig, Germany).
Jon Hamilton, a German major, was awarded a Fulbright English Language Teaching Assistantship in Germany (declined in favor of law school).
Arthur Baker, a biology major, studied early diabetes diagnosis by analysis of patient samples (Melboure, Australia).
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| 2002 |
Matthew Belcher, a German and politics major, studied Leni Riefenstahl's influence on East-German film propaganda (Potsdam, Germany).
Nicholas Freeling, a German and politics major, studied the consolidation of EU penal code (Vienna, Austria). |
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John Alexander, a German and business major, studied the joint efforts of the European Central Bank and Deutsche Bank to moderate fluctuation in the Euro (Frankfurt/Main, Germany). |
| 2004 |
Jeffrey Cunningham, a German and history major, studied the influence of the neo-Kantian scholar Hermann Cohen on the intellectual leadership of the German Social Democratic Party (Marburg, Germany).
Patrick Reilly, a computer-science major and management-systems minor, studied e-government applications in public administration (Auckland, New Zealand). |
| 2005 |
Carter Palmer, a history major and German minor, studied the security force of the Socialist Soldiers' Councils in the Bavarian revolution and republic of 1918-1919 (Munich, Germany). |
| 2006 |
Andrew Brooks, a German major, studied Roman influence on class structure of Germanic tribes in the late Imperial period (Cologne, Germany). |
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2007
2008
2012
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Andrew Jones, a German major, studied German ecumenicalism since the papal visit of 1980 (Marburg Germany).
Tara Woodside, a German major, was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Germany (declined for personal reasons).
Ryan Adams, a German major, was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Germany.
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Truman Scholarship
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1997
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David Rawlinson, a politics major, first studied law at U South Carolina, then applied his Truman Scholarship to study at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
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2006
2010
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Doug Schmid, a politics major, studied models of peacekeeping intervention in a master's program at the Australian National University in Canberra.
Noah Koubenec, a Spanish and politics major, plans to study Latin American affairs in preparation for a career as a foreign service officer for the US Department of State.
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Congress-Bundestag Scholarship
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Mike Majure, a German and business major, studied marketing, then interned with a consulting firm in Berlin. |
| 2005 |
Carter Palmer, a history major and German minor, was awarded a C-B to study the German hotel industry, but accepted a Fulbright Scholarship (see above).
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Department of State Critical Language Scholarship
2008 John Lathers, a French and history major, learned Turkish at the
American Research Institute in Ankara.
French Ministry of Education English Teaching Grant
2009 John Marcus, a French and English major, and Julius Siler, a French
and politics major, accepted French government awards to teach
English in Montpellier and Grenoble, respectively.
Spanish Ministry of Education English Teaching Grant
2008 Jared Newman, a Spanish and criminal justice major, was awarded a
Spanish government grant to teach English in Salamanca.
Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship
2005-07 John Exum, a French major, took two master's degrees in international
relations (Strasbourg, France).
2012 Nick Slater, a double major in Political Science and Bioligy, has been awarded the scholarship to study at Trinity College, Ireland
Max Kade Fellowship
2006 Andrew Brooks was awarded a Max Kade Fellowship to begin graduate
work in Germanic Studies at Indiana University (declined in favor of a
University Fellowship in German at Georgetown).
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