David L. Boren Awards for International Study

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Haverford College Senior Named Boren Scholar
May 21, 2013

Haverford College senior Jackie LaBua has received a Boren Scholarship to study in Russia. A double major in political science and Russian, Jackie will spend her year studying the language in Saint Petersburg at the Russian Language Flagship Program. To read more about Jackie, click here .
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St. Edward’s University’s First Boren Scholar to Travel to Morocco
May 21, 2013

William Haynes III is the first student from St. Edward’s University to win a Boren Scholarship. A junior at the college majoring in Middle Eastern business, economics and policy, William will spend his Boren year studying Arabic in Morocco. He is presently studying in the United Arab Emirates as a Gilman Scholar . To read more about William, click here .
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Boren Scholar to Study Arabic in Jordan
May 20, 2013

Elena Herfi, a senior at Michigan State University , will spend the 2013-2014 academic year as a Boren Scholar in Amman, Jordan. A student of comparative cultures and politics, Elena participated in Michigan State’s Arabic Flagship Program and studied abroad in Morocco. To read more about Elena, click here .
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Six William & Mary Students Win Boren Awards
May 20, 2013

Six students from William & Mary have won Boren Scholarships that will facilitate their study abroad in Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa. Elizabeth Goldemen, David Laws and Marshall Richards will all study in China. Three juniors – Luis Madrid , Alison Roberts, and Rianna Jansen – won the award and will travel to Japan, Tanzania and Russia, respectively. A seventh student, John Polcari, was named an alternate for the award and ...
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Two Monterey Institute Students Receive Boren Fellowships
May 17, 2013

Two graduate students at the Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS) have been awarded Boren Fellowships to study abroad. Sarah Norris will study the Russian language in Russia, while Morgan Tucker will study Portuguese in Brazil. Two other students – Carmen Paraison and Kay Park – were named alternates for the award. To read more about MIIS’s Boren Fellows, click here .
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