Sylvia Russell, Gene Harkless, Chris Reardon. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program for study and research abroad is open to undergraduates who will have an earned bachelor's degree by the time the grant period begins. Fulbright also administers grants for English teaching assistantships in seven countries.
Grants cover most transportation, living and educational expenses.
Writing a competitive proposal takes thought and time. UNH Fulbright advisor Sheila McCurdy provides students with application materials, guides their proposal preparation, and recruits a faculty committee to interview and evaluate candidates each fall before the October national deadline. Students first learn of their proposal status in late January, following national screening committee review. Those proposals recommended in January are sent to the host countries, and students usually receive a letter concerning the final decision by mid-April. Contact Sheila McCurdy , at the Center for International Education, Hood House 224, tel.