Fullbright and Watson Fellowships

The Fulbright and Watson Fellowships provide funds for study abroad after completing the B.A. Detailed information on guidelines and deadlines can be obtained from Helen Scott (Nollen 3, ext. 3460). The Fulbright grant supports a year of study in one specific country. The Watson Fellowship involves two years of independent research and usually requires work in more than one country. Past Watson projects dealing with Hispanic countries have included the following:

2001	2001 Hepatitis C in Urban and Rural Populations (Egypt, Italy. India)
1994	The Relationship Between Ecotourism and Marine Mammal Conservation (Norway, Canada, Dominican Republic, Bahamas)
1990	Resource Use and Protection (Costa Rica, Kenya, Nepal)
1989	Cultural and Social Perceptions of Children (Guatemala, El Salvador)
1988	The Conciencia Group (Argentina)
1987	Latin America: Retracing the Nature Studies of Darwin and Wallace (Latin American countries)
1987	Cuban, Yugoslavian & Nicaraguan Women. The Family and the Socialist State (Cuba, Yugoslavia, Nicaragua)
1982	Landscape Artists in the New World (Mexico, Brazil)
1980	Old/New World Aspects of Viticulture (Italy, France, Chile, Argentina)
1979	Handicrafts and Economic Development (Chile, Ecuador)
1973	European Approaches to the Problems of the Aged (Spain, Sweden, Poland)
1972	A Dual Project: Comparative Afro-Caribbean Music (Brazil, Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad)
1972	Problems of Engineering in the Caribbean (Tobago, Barbados, Honduras, Guyana)