Eisenhower Fellowships today announced its third class of Eisenhower Global Scholars, four outstanding recent American university graduates it will send abroad for a year of postgraduate study at the University of Oxford and IE University in Madrid leading to a
Kellie Everett, a 2022 graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, served six years in the U.S. Navy as a nuclear reactor operator, generating power for the 1,100-foot supercarrier U.S.S. George H. W. Bush at its home port in
Adetomiwa Owoseni, a 2018 graduate of Howard University, attended Harvard Medical School, where he sought to increase the number of Black doctors in academic medicine, a topic he wrote about in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2020.
Camila Feltrin, a 2020 graduate of Dartmouth College, was the operations manager of RAM Legal Services, a San Francisco law firm specializing in immigration, where she managed its paralegals and interpreters and organized filings for asylum cases. Previously she
Daniel Cooper Bermúdez, a 2015 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, is a human rights defender from Maracaibo, Venezuela. With Venezuela’s authoritarian government having closed the nation’s democratic means of political participation, Cooper Bermudez worked to support other civil
Catalin Tenita assists Ukrainian refugees arriving in Bucharest. When Laura Stefan heard the news that Russia had brutally invaded its Slavic neighbor Ukraine, she dropped everything to organize help for the traumatized refugees trying to flee the fighting and reach
Twenty-five dynamic doers from across Sub-Saharan Africa working to address the challenges of global warming have been selected for Eisenhower Fellowships’ innovative Africa Program that will bring them to the United States for five weeks of intensive meetings with experts
Strengthening its vibrant partnership with two prestigious European universities, Eisenhower Fellowships named its 2021-2022 class of four Eisenhower Global Scholars. Swathi Ramprasad, a graduate of Duke University, and Samuel Vilchez Santiago, a graduate of Princeton University, will attend Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government
Eisenhower Fellows on the front lines Locked down in the home that had become her prison in New Delhi, Vidyavathi Vaidyanathan (India 2015) recovered in isolation when the COVID pandemic stalking her land infected her with the virus. She watched