The Study Abroad Program at the University of Colorado at Boulder awarded more than $50,000 in scholarships and four exchange positions to students enrolled in study abroad programs this spring.
Â鶹ÒùÔº were awarded scholarships and exchange positions based on financial need, academic standing and the student's ability to write and be a good ambassador for the university and the United States.
The program's auxiliary accounts, alumni donations, the Colorado Commission on Higher Education Diversity Fund and foundation donations provide the money for the scholarships. Exchange positions are not monetary awards but a reduction in study abroad program fees worth several thousand dollars.
Following are the names of scholarship recipients who received $1,000 or more, their hometown, scholarship name, award amount, location of studies and academic major.
CU BOULDER STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIPS
* Marturano, Kathryn, Littleton, CO
Economics and History, London, England, spring 1999, $2,500
* Mishkin, Benjamin, Denver, CO
Spanish and Finance, Madrid, Spain, spring 1999, $2,500
* Nicholson, Anna, Durango, CO
International Affairs, Florence, Italy, spring 1999, $1,600
* Porreca, Paola, Golden, CO
Information Systems and Kinesiology, Florence, Italy, spring 1999, $1,500
* Thompson, Andrea, Littleton, CO
Business, Strasbourg, France, spring 1999, $1,000
EXCHANGE POSITIONS
* Montross, Bryan Aurora, CO
Electrical Engineering, Sydney, Australia, spring 1999
* Neice, Andrew, Thornton, CO
Chemical Engineering, Wollongong, Australia, spring 1999
* Wiley, Brittany, Idalia, CO
Biological Sciences-EPO, Wollongong, Australia, spring 1999
* McGill, Daemian Boulder, CO
Computer Science, Norwich, England, spring 1999