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Hugh Harris Post Doc., Stanford Linear Accelerator Katherine Kuhns Institute for International Studies Walter Lohnes Professor Emeritus, German Studies Department Jay Mandal (Fulbright 96-97, India) Lawyer Joaquim Martins (Foreign Fulbright, Norway) Grad. Student, Aero/Astro Department Quinn Mecham (Fulbright 01-02, Turkey) Grad. Student, Political Science Department Kathryn Miller Asst. Professor, History Department James Robinson News Service Ethan Segal (Fulbright 99-00, Japan) Grad. Student, History Department Alice Staveley IHUM Fellow Marc Wais Dean of Students Tom Wasow Professor, Linguistics Department Hans Weiler Professor Emeritus, School of Education Mary Kate Wood School of Education Christine Min Wotipka Acting Assistant Professor, School of Education Rick Yuen Asian American Activities Center The following Stanford faculty, staff, students and alumni served on the Stanford Rhodes-Marshall Panel: Rex Jamison, M.D, Chair of Committee Rhodes Scholar, Professor, Medicine Donald Bacon Lecturer, Department of English Douglass Bailey Visiting Associate Professor in Cultural and Social Anthropology Peter Bradshaw Professor, Mechanical Engineering Sarah Church Professor, Physics Alain Entoven Professor, GSB, Rhodes Scholar Melissa Gambol Graduate Student , Marshall Scholar Griff Harsh Professor, Neurosurgery Patrick Hunt Lecturer, Humanities Vikram Jaswal Graduate Student, Marshall Scholar Simon Klemperer Associate Professor, Geophysics/Geology Joe Manning Assistant Professor, Classics Kathleen Namphy Lecturer, English Susan Okin Professor, Political Science John Pearson Director, Bechtel International Center Fabian Pease Professor, Electrical Engineering Michelle Rhee Student, Medical School Tim Reimann Law Student , Marshall Scholar Robert Sinclair Professor, Materials Science Heather Stoll PhD Candidate, Recent Marshall • Professor’s Elizabeth Bernhardt from German Studies and James Sheehan from the Department of History served as the Faculty Representatives for the German Academic Exchange Awards (DAAD), Bundeskanzler Awards and the Free University of Berlin Graduate Award. • Professor Eric Roberts of the Department of Computer Science served as the Faculty Reviewer for the Churchill Scholarship. • Professor’s Walter Falcon, from the Institute for International Studies, Rosamond Naylor, from the Institute for International Studies, and Robert Sinclair, from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering served as Faculty Reviewer for the Luce Scholarship. 23
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2002-2003 AU CAIRO Ahmed, Sameer – BA International Relations, Egypt DAAD Wientjes, Gregory – BS Mathematics, Math/Computer Science in Germany ENGLISH SPEAKING UNION Callaghan, Caitlinm – BA English, Historical and Comparative Philology in the United Kingdom Cameron, Susan – BA Art History & English, Archaeology in the United Kingdom FREEMAN ASIA Gaubatz, Thomas – BA International Relations, International Relations in Japan FREE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN Zagorski, Marcus – PhD Musicology, Music in Germany FULBRIGHT Ahmed, Shad Z. – BA Economics & History, Economic Development in Egypt Armstrong-Fumero, Fernando T. – PhD Anthropology, Anthropology in Mexico Burbank, Hilary B. – BA Psychology & German Studies, Psychology in Germany Burrill, Emily S. – PhD History, African History in Mali Case, Holly – PhD History, History in Hungary & Romania Coates, Melissa M. – PhD Biological Studies, Biology in Sweden Hyun, Karen H. – MS Earth Systems, Ecology/ Environmental Studies in South Korea Jayaram, Keya H. – BA International Relations, International Relations in Colombia Kabigting, Filamer D. – BA Human Biology Public Health in the Philippines Kamhi, Alison E. – BA History, Eastern European History in Germany Liang, Peter S. – BA East Asian Languages, BS Biology, Public Health in China Moy, Christopher M. – PhD Environmental Studies, Ecology/Environmental Studies in Chile Pichaske, Kristin D. – MA Documentary Film and Video, Film Study in South Africa Reilly, Kaice T. – PhD Physics, East Asian Languages and Literature in Taiwan Schumitsch, Bradley C. – MS Electric Engineering, Engineering in Germany Sullivan, Leah M. – BA Feminist Study and International Relations, Women’s Studies in Thailand Virgili, Justin – BS Chemical Engineering & Biology, Engineering in Thailand Wilson, Roderick I. – PhD East Asian History, East Asian/ Pacific/Australian History in Japan FULBRIGHT-HAYS Monahan, Erika – PhD Russian History, 17-18 th Century Russian History in Russia Pankenier, Sarah – PhD Slavic Languages and Literature, Russian Literature in Russia Quinter, David – PhD Religious Studies, Religious Studies in Japan GATES Meena Mallipeddi – BA International Relations, International Relations in England HASS KOSHLAND Neril, Jonathan – BA History, Israel Saterthwaite, Emily - LL Law, Israel LUCE Brewer, Matt – BA American Studies, Sociology in China MARSHALL VanValkenburg, Parker – BS Anthropological Sciences, Anthropology in England MITCHELL Osofskey, Michael – MS Psychology, Comparative Social Policy in Ireland NSEP GRADUATE Spence, Matthew – LL Law, PhD, Political Science NSEP UNDERGRADUATE Marsh, Victor – BA International Relations, International Relations, E. Timor ROTARY Albrecht, Leanna – BS Anthropology, China Auerbach, Tracey – UG International Relations, Spain Frances, Gregory – UG Human Biology, Ecuador Godelfer, Casey – UG Human Biology, Australia Gordon, Danielle – UG International Relations, Scotland Griswold, Sarah – UG French , England Harris, Brent – BS Psychology, Costa Rica Lo, Carrie – UG Sociology, England TRAVEL CUTS Le, Dung – UG Human Biology, Healthcare in Guatemala Mumford, Anna – UG International Relations & Studio Art, International Relations in Brazil Sandobal, Jesse – UG International Relations and Economics, Thesis Research in Guatemala 24 Bechtel International Center Annual Report 2002-2003
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