For the second consecutive year, Ohio State has been ranked by the Chronicle of Higher Education among the country's top Fulbright- producing academic insitutions. This year, they are ALL arts and sciences undergraduate and graduate students, and recent ASC alumni.

Charles Baker (International Studies, '13) – Brazil, English Teaching Assistantship

Daniel Berens (History, German & Arabic, '13) – Germany, English Teaching Assistantship

Sarah Craycraft (English & Psychology, '13) – Bulgaria, English Teaching Assistantship

Austin Dean (History, PhD) - China, Dissertation research on economic history

Christopher Di Meo (Political Science, Spanish, & Italian, '13) – Brazil, English Teaching Assistantship

Catherine Hatten (International Studies & German, '12) – Germany, English Teaching Assistantship

John Douglas Johnson (History, PhD) - Russia, Dissertation research on post WWII reconstruction

Rebekah Kartal (International Studies & Spanish, '13) – Argentina, English Teaching Assistantship

John Knight (History, PhD student) – China, Dissertation research on China's views of the Soviet Union

Xiangtong (Adam) Kong (Chinese & International Studies, '13) – Taiwan, English Teaching Assistantship

Michael Larson (English, MFA , '13)- Japan, Writing

Sarah Little (Spanish & French, '12) – Guatemala, linguistics research

Kersey Schott (German & Mathematics, '13) – Germany, English Teaching Assistantship

Sophie Seidner (Arabic & International Studies, '13) – Turkey, English Teaching Assistantship

Samuel Stuard (Engineering Physics, '13) – Brazil, physics research

Jessica Wright (German & Strategic Communications, '13) – Austria, ETA/linguistics study

We invite you to find out more about where our Fulbright Scholars are, where they’re going, and their projects.

The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government and is designed to “increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries.” With this goal as a starting point, the Fulbright Program has provided almost 310,000 participants—chosen for their academic merit and leadership potential—with the opportunity to study, teach and conduct research, exchange ideas and contribute to finding solutions to shared international concerns.