Five University of South Carolina students will receive funding from the Gilman scholarship program to pursue a range of study abroad experiences, from gathering drone imagery to learning languages.
Bennett Lunn, a 2020 graduate of the South Carolina Honors College, has become the university's first alumnus to receive the Samvid Scholarship. A future attorney committed to advancing equity in education, Lunn will use the scholarship to help fund a legal degree.
UofSC's most recent Rotary Scholar, Layne Scopano, tackles global healthcare inequality.
With funding from an NOAA fellowship, Gwen Hopper will help scientists understand coastal problems that may influence future management strategies.
UofSC's most recent Boren Scholar was determined to study abroad before he graduated. Now, he's headed to Brazil with funding from two national fellowships.
Asia Fulton, Lydia Hill and Carlos Sanchez Julia are among five of the University of South Carolina's most recently named Gilman Scholars. These three undergraduates will be traveling to Central and South America.
Summer programs supported by national fellowships provide students with both the structure and the funding to gain hands-on experience as policymakers, researchers and global citizens.
Grace Thaggard is dedicated to cultivating the future of chemistry, whether that be advancing her field through research or inspiring the next generation of scientists. She may never have realized this vision without her undergraduate fellowship experience.
Salomon Campos-Rice, who recently participated in a service weekend through the Public Policy and International Affairs program, has found his voice through public service and is helping others do the same.
Gina Hollenbach, Felicia McGill, Ashleigh Rufty and Aidan Thomason have been selected to participate in this international exchange program, which offers the opportunity to advance professionally while expanding cultural perspectives.
McNair Scholar Harrison Bench has received this prestigious award for his environmental advocacy and leadership.
This summer, after 28 years leading National Fellowships and Scholar Programs, Novella Fortner Beskid is retiring. Of the many mementos Novella Beskid can take with her when she leaves, the best are in her mind.
Haley Durbin, Blair Elliott, Sydney Staines, Weston Watts and Jasmine Witt have been named 2022 recipients of NOAA Hollings scholarship, which offers $19,000 and a 10-week paid internship with a NOAA facility.
Five students have been offered Graduate Research Fellowships with NSF, and an additional five have been recognized as honorable mentions for the intellectual merit and impact of their proposed research projects.
Caroline Favret and Jahleel Johnson will be heading to Germany this summer as recipients of the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals.
Laurel Davis, Agnes Nzomene Kahouo Foda, Maeve Smith and Hall West have earned Critical Language Scholarships for summer 2022. These scholarships, offered by the US Department of State, fund 12 weeks of immersive study in a language deemed essential to America's national security and economic prosperity.
For two South Carolina Honors College students, earning the 2022 Goldwater Scholarship has turned childhood dreams into reality. For the University of South Carolina, this achievement marks 30 yeras
Kirsten Fisher and Amanda Manea have been named 2022 Barry Goldwater Scholarship winners. This year marks the University of South Carolina's 30th consecutive year producing Goldwater Scholars. This scholarship is the most prestigious award for undergraduates in the sciences.
Two South Carolina Honors College students, Charlotte Pollack and Adam Quin, have won the DAAD RISE award for STEM undergraduates.
UofSC's Nancy Uriegas, a PhD student in exercise science, has been recognized as a Rising Graduate Scholar by Diverse Education for her research in nutrition, eating disorders and energy availability in athletics, performing arts and military medicine.
Junior geography and political science major Blake Gibbons has been awarded the PPIA Junior Summer Institute Fellowship. He will complete a fully-funded, intensive public policy and international affairs program at the University of Michigan this summer.
Victoria Halsey, Stella Strength, Iulia Tsilimbaeva, Anne Tumlin, Johan Willem van Rosevelt and one other UofSC undergraduate have been offered Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships following the fall 2021 application cycle.
UofSC graduate students now have greater access to key resources on campus, thanks to a collaboration between the Graduate School, National Fellowships and University Career Center.
Hollings NOAA and Udall Scholar Hali Kerr joins the Environmental Protection Agency as an attorney-advisor. With this new role, Kerr hopes to have an impact on making our air cleaner.
Boren Scholar William Brown has been selected to be part of a NASA spaceflight simulation study in Moscow.