Past Presidential International Scholars | |
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Kendall Weaver '20 | Western aid in Middle Eastern countries |
Lydia Estes '20 | Traveling throughout Latin America studying the role of art in women's rights movements |
Victoria Nwankudu '19 | Investigation into the role of languages in social movements |
Punam Mulji '17 | Comparing rural women’s access to health care in patriarchal communities with health care access for women in egalitarian societies. |
Phifer Nicholson '16 | Inter-Faith Relationships: Seeking Peace in Difference |
Lindsey Perret '15 | Women as Agents of Change in Latin America |
Laura Kate Gamble '14 | Models for Change in the Developing World |
David Moore '13 | Aspects of Renewable Energy Development in South America. |
Chris Bourean '13 (Presidential Global Studies Scholar) |
The role of NGOs and delivering sustainable change, particularly in healthcare settings. |
Brian McCracken '13 (Presidential Global Studies Scholar) |
Beyond the Ibrahim Index: African Political Agency at the Grassroots |
Amy Powers '13 | Exploring the intersection of art and children’s rights movement |
Tyler Swain '12 | Exploring people's values based on how they spend their disposable income |
Regina Fuller '11 | Exploring the African diaspora |
Jonathan Hufford '10 | The confluence of Western biologic medicine with methods used around the world to alleviate suffering (natural medicine, herbalist medicine, faith healing, acupuncture, etc.) |
Vanessa Lauber '09 | Community-based initiatives linking environmental conservation and management with cultural preservation |
Elise Boos '08 | The correlation of community ownership and project sustainability in matters of medicine and social projects |
Ivy Farr '08 | Opinions of the United States and how our government and our people are perceived and portrayed in other countries, focusing on the media portrayal of Americans |
Neill Russell Sandifer '07 | Islamic roots of democratic pluralism |
Thomas Adam Pierce '06 | Redefining the way we conceive of community |
Allyn Lewis Steele '05 | Conflict and water resource management |
Dawna Shawntelle Quick '04 | Labor, wages and how the concept of "human development" affects opportunities to rise above poverty in developing countries around the world |
Allyson Ann Gibson '03 | Music around the world |
Kristofer Mitchell Neely '02 | Water and the spirit |
Kathryn Aleese Kane '01 | The role of women in the economy |
Scott Jackson Neely '00 | "Living Virtue," an experiential study of individuals who have committed their lives in service to others |
Scott Frankly Talley '99 | Comparative study of primary and secondary educational systems |
William Francis Malambri III '98 | Volunteerism and human services in the third world |
Robert Christopher Barrett '97 | Christian missions in lesser-developed nations |
William Blansett King Jr. '95 | Open markets as self-adapted systems |
Dwain Carlton Pruitt '95 | Historic preservation in lesser-developed countries |
Joseph Andrew Green '94 | Creativity and cultural change |
David Floyd Bresenham '93 | Urbanization in the third world |
Eric Raymond Ireland '92 | The effect of religion on development in the third world |
Joseph Kenneth Davidson '91 | Entrepreneurship and economic development in third world nations |
Ingrid Hutto '90 | Comparaive student and higher education systems in the third world |
Furman Lee Buchanan '89 | Study of wealth distribution in former British colonies |
Joseph Benjamin Hill '89 | Immunology programs in the third world |
William Collier Slade '87 | Global deforestation |