The
Thomas J. Watson Traveling national fellowship supports a year of travel
and independent study following graduation in order to provide
"opportunities for seniors of exceptional potential for a focus and
discipline of their own devising." For more information, visit the
Career Services page on
Fellowships & Scholarships.
Erbrina K. Jobarteh ’69 - African Diplomacy
Michael F. Jimenez ’70 - Agrarian Reform: Columbia, Peru, Chile
Philip S. Khoury '71 -
Minorities in the Arab World: Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, England,
France
Thomas M. Weiner '71 -
Alternative Approaches to Elementary Education: England, Israel,
Scandinavia
Jack C. Barthwell '72 -
Intergration of Received and Customary Legal Systems: East,
Central, and West Africa
Robert L. Watts '72 -
Photography: Sierra Leone, Ghana
James W. Allison '73 -
Children's Theater: Soviet
Union, Sweden
Michael J. Gross '73 -
Writing: France (Paris)
Robert J. Ingria '74 -
Relationship Between Ancient Greek Poetry and Architecture: Greece,
Italy
Jane L. Veith '74 -
Ethological Approaches to Animal Behavior: Scotland,
England, France, Italy,
Switzerland
Elizabeth H. Egloff '75 -
Writing and Working with Small Presses: England, Scotland, Ireland,
Spain, Italy
Andrea
M. McCrady '75 - The Carillon:
The Netherlands, West Germany, France, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden,
England, Scotland
Robert A. Orsi '75 -
Contemporary Christian Monasticism and Monastic Spirituality:
Italy,
England, France, Spain, Israel
Stephen J. Thomas '76 -
Scandanavian Folk Music: Sweden, Denmark
Omar H. Dahbour '77 -
Islam and Modernization: Morocco,
Algeria, Egypt, Turkey, Lebanon
Joyce E. Erickson '77 -
The Recorder: England, Austria, Germany
Malcolm R. Daniel '78 -
Physical Structure and Visual Effects in Architecture: Iran,
Turkey, Greece,
Italy, West Germany, France, Spain
Ted A. Emery
'79 -
Italian Opera and Drama of the Verismo Period: Italy, England, Austria, West
Germany
Gary M. Abramson '80 -
Law and Politics in the Western Sahara: Morocco, Algeria, Spain,
Western Sahara, France
Michele S. Pagnotta '81 -
Women in Islam: Yugoslavia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Taiwan, Egypt
Constance G. Smith '82 -
Assimilation of the Chinese: Southeast
Asia
Scott L. Vernick '83 -
Implications of the Nazi Holocaust for Judaism:
Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Israel
James W. Bolton '84 -
Tibetan Culture in Exile: India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim
Ian A. McFarland '84 -
European Waldensian Communities:
United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany
David M. Blyn '85 -
Traditional Boat Building: Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia
Floyd T. Higgins '85 -
Organ Building: Germany, France, United Kingdom
Mark R. Sheridan '87 -
Approaches to Animal Rights: England, Kenya, Sri Lanka, India, Spain,
Denmark
Sara Lawson '88 -
Cultural Values and Economic Development: Botswana, Ecuador,
Thailand
Victoria R. Clawson '89 -
Urban and Rural Women Working Together: Peru, Nepal
Michael G. Vitale '89 -
National Culture and Its Effects on Health Care Systems:
Italy, Great Britain, Japan
Laura Taylor '90 - Marine Pollution: Malta, Barbados, Western
Samoa, Comoros Islands
W. Stephen Lowe '91 - Shrimp Culture Industry:
Ecuador, Thailand, Philippines
David L. Molner '91 - Rhetoric, Debate and Argumentation:
United Kingdom, France, Germany
Matthew S. Burfeind '92 - Urban Rail Transportation: Great Britain
Clayton A. Hurd '92 - Education & Cultural Autonomy in
Indigenous Communities: Guatemala, Ecuador,
Bolivia
Kimberly A. Mugford '92 - Comparative Study of the Peking Opera:
China, Taiwan
Deborah E. McBride '93 - Vending Life and Vendors:
Mexico, Honduras, Costa Rica
Melissa R. Kerin '94 - Tibetan Sacred Art in the Diaspora
Raffi Khatchadourian '95 - Tracing Identities in Armenian Art:
Armenia, India, Turkey
Joy Wright '95 - The Pentecostal Explosion in Latin America &
Spain: Chile, Guatemala,
Spain
Thomas Appleton '96 - Exploring
the Generation Gap in Chinese Society
Gideon
Pollach '96 - Local
Traditions Versus Common Practices in the Great English Choirs
Ian Waggett '96 - Living
on the Frontiers - Australia, Russia, Greenland
Patrick Nolen ’00 - Aging: Personal Values & Governmental
Policy: Ireland, France, South Africa
Adam Orr ’00 - The Invasive Flatworm Problem: New Zealand, United
Kingdom
Danielle C. Brown ’01 - Jazz Musicians in Europe:
England, France, Switzerland
Noelle I. Nicholson ’01 - Fishing Village Cooperatives Confront
Large Resort Tourism: Brazil, Portugal,
Cape Verde
