Special Programs | Fulbright Scholars
 The Fulbright Foreign Student Program, established by the U.S. Congress in 1946, brings citizens of other countries to the U.S. for graduate study. Many foreign Fulbright scholars are professionals who will return to take leadership positions in their home countries, often working at universities or in government service. More than 1,800 new Foreign Fulbright Fellows enter U.S. academic programs each year, over 150,000 since the program began. (Adapted from foreign.fulbrightonline.org)
CELOP is one program where Fulbright students can be placed for an Intensive English pre-academic program.
2007 Fulbright Scholars
Thirty Fulbright students from 23 countries* came to CELOP in Summer 2007 for pre-academic English in preparation for beginning graduate programs in September. They organized a farewell party for themselves before they went their separate ways after the program ended on August 17th.
*Afghanistan, Argentina, Benin, Bolivia, Brazil, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Chile, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Italy, Laos, Madagascar, Mongolia, Panama, Russia, Spain, Swaziland, Vietnam, and Yemen.
Students indicated where they were from on a world map.
2006 Fulbright Scholars Reception
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