Fulbright alumna Danielle Nutting together with a flutist colleague started an online publication that manifests a mosaic of musical identity, comprising authentic and underrecognized voices in their field. The Collective (https://thecollectiveis.us/ ) is an...
Dr. Brian Farrell was selected by the Association of American Law Schools Clinical Section as a Bellow Scholar along with is colleague Prof. Daria Fisher Page. The program recognizes and supports innovative research proposals designed to improve the quality of justice...
In 2021, Kate Conklin and Bryan Landers released their debut album entitled Mesechinko Ljo (Dear Little Moon). This is a fantastic collection of voice and banjo duets featuring the intricate melodies, striking harmonies, and complex rhythms of Bulgarian folk music,...
Ted Efremoff, whose artwork was featured in the film we created on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Fulbright Program, has been recently working on films himself. A Refugee’s Guide to Rome juxtaposes the story of Joseph, a contemporary refugee from Sierra...
In May-June 2020, Alan retired after forty years as a full-time English professor, the first 11 years at Ferrum College (Ferrum, VA) and the past 29, at the University of Montana Western (Dillon, MT). In October 2020, his biography of neglected Montana novelist,...
In August 2020, Denis was promoted to full professor. Since his Fulbright time, he published five articles and two book reviews all on Russian-Balkan relations. “In Search of a Common Enemy: Russo-Turkish Cooperation and Its Discontents (1908-1923),” published online...
In May 2021, Dana Ray, who is now a communications consultant, gave a keynote presentation for Creative Mornings DC. The talk introduced the core framework she uses in her business to help unboxable leaders name their work so they can be heard and known. Creative...
Naomi Martisius was part of the research team working on bone fragments from the Bacho Kiro cave. The studies they published with the results from their joint work present very convincing proofs that modern humans began arriving in Europe thousands of years earlier...
The Kathryn Posin Dance Company received a 2018-19 National Endowment for The Arts ART WORKS Grant and presented concert series in September 2019 at the 92 Y in New York City. Bulgarian Principal Dancer Momchil Mladenov, longtime collaborator of Kathryn Posin, took...
2019-2020 was a productive year for Michael Zerbe, who was promoted to full professor, and had a few excellent publications: An article about the four-letter alphabet part of the nucleic acid DNA, which has until recently been characterized as a read-only text. The...
