The Fulbright Fellowships, currently celebrating a 50-year anniversary, were established by the United States Congress in honor of Senator William Fulbright of Arkansas, who was chairman of the senate foreign relations committee for many years. Thousands of Americans have been able to study abroad under the program, and thousands of scholars from other countries have been able to come to the U.S. to study. The program has been especially popular in Japan, where various public and private agencies work in cooperation with the U.S. government to select 10 research scholars and 10 Fulbright lecturers each year.
Attendance is free but reservations are required.
Thursday, May 30, in the McDonnell Douglas Engineering Auditorium. Bellan is known for her contributions in the areas of spray and droplet combustion, combustion and spark ignition engines, smoldering of polyurethane foams, and combustion-generated pollution. For information, call 824-5406. The AIDS Walk Orange County will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 2, beginning in the Mesa Court field at the corner of University and Campus Drives. For information about individual and walk team registration, stop by Health Ed's office in the UCI Student Center or call Christine Leon, 824-8206.