06/02/2023
Another Boren Convocation in the books. Thank you to the over 300 Boren Awardees who came to D.C. from near and far. We hope you made strong connections and look forward to seeing what you accomplish in the next year!
Boren Awards for International Study
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Northern Arizona University Lumberjacks!
Want a fully funded new language and culture immersion abroad?
Want to start a career pathway working for the U.S. State Department?
Learn more about the Boren Awards for International Study in this Zoom on Fri Dec 2nd 11am!!
NAU Education Abroad, Northern Arizona University Honors College, Northern Arizona University Graduate College, NAU Veteran Success Center
Want a fully funded new language and culture immersion abroad?
Want to start a career pathway working for the U.S. State Department?
Learn more about the Boren Awards for International Study in this Zoom on Fri Dec 2nd 11am!!
NAU Education Abroad, Northern Arizona University Honors College, Northern Arizona University Graduate College, NAU Veteran Success Center
CWU Students:
Today at 9:00 AM!!
Join the Institute of International Education and the Office of International Studies & Programs to learn more about the US-government funded Boren Awards. The Boren Scholarship and Boren Fellowship provide up to $25,000 to US undergraduate and graduate students, respectively, participating in long-term education abroad and language study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe and Latin America and also interested in government service. This may be particularly suitable for CWU students of Japanese, Korean, Mandarin and Russian, as well as ROTC cadets. It may also be suitable for students of French interested in Francophone Africa.
Meeting link: https://iie-org.zoom.us/j/99839101938.
CWU Veterans Center
CWU World Languages and Cultures Department
CWU Trio
El Centro Latinxs for Latino & Latin American Studies
Central Washington University Asian Studies Program
CWU McNair
Cwu McNair Scholars
Boren Awards for International Study
CWU ARMY ROTC
CWU Air Force ROTC Det 895
Today at 9:00 AM!!
Join the Institute of International Education and the Office of International Studies & Programs to learn more about the US-government funded Boren Awards. The Boren Scholarship and Boren Fellowship provide up to $25,000 to US undergraduate and graduate students, respectively, participating in long-term education abroad and language study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe and Latin America and also interested in government service. This may be particularly suitable for CWU students of Japanese, Korean, Mandarin and Russian, as well as ROTC cadets. It may also be suitable for students of French interested in Francophone Africa.
Meeting link: https://iie-org.zoom.us/j/99839101938.
CWU Veterans Center
CWU World Languages and Cultures Department
CWU Trio
El Centro Latinxs for Latino & Latin American Studies
Central Washington University Asian Studies Program
CWU McNair
Cwu McNair Scholars
Boren Awards for International Study
CWU ARMY ROTC
CWU Air Force ROTC Det 895
Congratulations to University of Iowa student Adelaide Brooks who has been awarded a 2022 David L. Boren Fellowship to continue studying Arabic in Jordan! Adelaide is currently in Amman with SIT Jordan: Geopolitics, International Relations, and Future of the Middle East program. Learn more about her plans: http://ow.ly/B9OB50LCUih
Boren Awards for International Study
Boren Awards for International Study
CWU Students:
Join the Institute of International Education and the Office of International Studies & Programs to learn more about the US-government funded Boren Awards. The Boren Scholarship and Boren Fellowship provide up to $25,000 to US undergraduate and graduate students, respectively, participating in long-term education abroad and language study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe and Latin America and also interested in government service. This may be particularly suitable for CWU students of Japanese, Korean, Mandarin and Russian, as well as ROTC cadets. It may also be suitable for students of French interested in Francophone Africa.
Learn more at 9:00 AM on Friday, 18 November. Meeting link: https://iie-org.zoom.us/j/99839101938.
CWU Veterans Center
CWU World Languages and Cultures Department
CWU Trio
El Centro Latinxs for Latino & Latin American Studies
Central Washington University Asian Studies Program
CWU McNair
Cwu McNair Scholars
Boren Awards for International Study
CWU ARMY ROTC
CWU Air Force ROTC Det 895
Join the Institute of International Education and the Office of International Studies & Programs to learn more about the US-government funded Boren Awards. The Boren Scholarship and Boren Fellowship provide up to $25,000 to US undergraduate and graduate students, respectively, participating in long-term education abroad and language study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe and Latin America and also interested in government service. This may be particularly suitable for CWU students of Japanese, Korean, Mandarin and Russian, as well as ROTC cadets. It may also be suitable for students of French interested in Francophone Africa.
Learn more at 9:00 AM on Friday, 18 November. Meeting link: https://iie-org.zoom.us/j/99839101938.
CWU Veterans Center
CWU World Languages and Cultures Department
CWU Trio
El Centro Latinxs for Latino & Latin American Studies
Central Washington University Asian Studies Program
CWU McNair
Cwu McNair Scholars
Boren Awards for International Study
CWU ARMY ROTC
CWU Air Force ROTC Det 895
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The Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Welcomes 2022 Pickering Fellow Ivan Solomon from Livingston, New Jersey!
Ivan Solomon attended Pomona College While there, his Arabic studies took him to Morocco with a scholarship from the Boren Awards for International Study and his broader interest in international relations led him to participate in exchange programs in Korea, China, and Croatia. After graduation, Ivan returned to Morocco with the The Fulbright Program as a English Teaching Assistant, and currently, Ivan works for a tech-focused nonprofit.
Ivan Solomon attended Pomona College While there, his Arabic studies took him to Morocco with a scholarship from the Boren Awards for International Study and his broader interest in international relations led him to participate in exchange programs in Korea, China, and Croatia. After graduation, Ivan returned to Morocco with the The Fulbright Program as a English Teaching Assistant, and currently, Ivan works for a tech-focused nonprofit.
Brenda Tooley is a two-time The Fulbright Program scholar, but she’s also giving back to by having served on national review committees for CLS, Gilman, Boren, AND Fulbright!
Now, she’s CLS Advisor at Grand Valley State University and Associate Director of the Center for Undergraduate Scholar Engagement. Hear what she has to say about her career and her advice for applying to a U.S. Department of State exchange program:
https://bit.ly/3J7k7ay
Gilman International Scholarship Boren Awards for International Study Exchange Programs - U.S. Department of State Grand Valley State University U.S. Embassy Sofia
Now, she’s CLS Advisor at Grand Valley State University and Associate Director of the Center for Undergraduate Scholar Engagement. Hear what she has to say about her career and her advice for applying to a U.S. Department of State exchange program:
https://bit.ly/3J7k7ay
Gilman International Scholarship Boren Awards for International Study Exchange Programs - U.S. Department of State Grand Valley State University U.S. Embassy Sofia
The Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Welcomes 2022 Pickering Fellow Monica Anner Eustaquio Orillo from Phoenix, Arizona!
Monica Anne Eustaquio Orillo graduated from Arizona State University with bachelor’s degrees in political science and German. She has lived in Germany through the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program in the Philippines through the Boren Awards for International Study. Her undergraduate experiences include interning for the U.S. Department of State and Phoenix Sister Cities conducting research on U.S.-Philippine relations, and teaching English as a foreign language. Currently, Monica is back in Germany with The Fulbright Program as a Fulbright English Assistant. Her languages include Filipino and German.
Monica Anne Eustaquio Orillo graduated from Arizona State University with bachelor’s degrees in political science and German. She has lived in Germany through the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program in the Philippines through the Boren Awards for International Study. Her undergraduate experiences include interning for the U.S. Department of State and Phoenix Sister Cities conducting research on U.S.-Philippine relations, and teaching English as a foreign language. Currently, Monica is back in Germany with The Fulbright Program as a Fulbright English Assistant. Her languages include Filipino and German.
The Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Welcomes 2022 Pickering Fellow Chris Murphy from Sylvania, Ohio!
Chris Murphy holds a bachelor’s in Chinese from Michigan State University and a Master of Law in China Studies from the Yenching Academy of Peking University. In addition, Chris received the prestigious Gilman International Scholarship and Boren Awards for International Study to study abroad in Harbin and Hangzhou, China. Chris is currently a French teacher in Munich, Germany, and his languages include French, Spanish, Mandarin, German, and Portuguese.
Chris Murphy holds a bachelor’s in Chinese from Michigan State University and a Master of Law in China Studies from the Yenching Academy of Peking University. In addition, Chris received the prestigious Gilman International Scholarship and Boren Awards for International Study to study abroad in Harbin and Hangzhou, China. Chris is currently a French teacher in Munich, Germany, and his languages include French, Spanish, Mandarin, German, and Portuguese.
The new U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns has amassed nearly 40k Twitter followers using a candid, personal style to share American stories and engage with Chinese media, writes Ethan McAndrews, Boren Awards for International Study Scholar ('19) & Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies alum: http://ow.ly/nHWn50JZuLl
As the recipient of a Boren Scholarship, Math and Chinese major Julianna Johnson will receive up to $25,000 to study in an area of the world that is critical to interests of the United States - specifically, Julianna, a rising senior, will spend the summer in Taiwan studying the country's language and culture. Learn more about Julianna Johnson here: go.rutgers.edu/we62qdck
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A Twitter account run by U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns may demonstrate a new approach to shaping public opinion and discourse about U.S.-China relations, writes Ethan McAndrews, Boren Awards for International Study Scholar ('19) & Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies alum.
"Ambassadors today must think more like influencers, leveraging the scale and pe*******on of social media to shape public perception," writes McAndrews.
Keep reading here: http://ow.ly/nNRQ50JP79u
"Ambassadors today must think more like influencers, leveraging the scale and pe*******on of social media to shape public perception," writes McAndrews.
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The Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Welcomes 2022 Pickering Fellow Tima Dasouki from Ormond Beach, Florida!
Tima Dasouki will graduate from in May 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in international relations and Middle East and North Africa Studies. Tima is an alumna of the Boren Awards for International Study, Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program and Gilman International Scholarship and interned with the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan this past summer. At Boston University, she founded the B.U.Career Closet- an initiative to provide free professional clothing to all students. Currently, she is a Middle East Studies intern at the Council on Foreign Relations. Her languages include Arabic, Turkish, French, and German.
Tima Dasouki will graduate from in May 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in international relations and Middle East and North Africa Studies. Tima is an alumna of the Boren Awards for International Study, Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program and Gilman International Scholarship and interned with the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan this past summer. At Boston University, she founded the B.U.Career Closet- an initiative to provide free professional clothing to all students. Currently, she is a Middle East Studies intern at the Council on Foreign Relations. Her languages include Arabic, Turkish, French, and German.
The Thomas R. Pickering Fellowship Welcomes 2022 Pickering Fellow Zantana Ephrem from Las Vegas, Nevada!
Zantana Ephrem graduated summa cm laude with a B.A. in Economics and dual minors in Political Science and Philosophy: Law & Justice. She currently works as a Foreign Affairs Legislative Correspondent in the Senate. Previously, Zantana was a Policy Fellow at Foreign Policy for America and the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe. She was a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program Scholar and earned a scholarship with the Boren Awards for International Study and Fellowship to Haifa and Amman. Zantana has studied, worked, and traveled throughout Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Her languages include Amharic, Tigrinya, and Arabic.
Zantana Ephrem graduated summa cm laude with a B.A. in Economics and dual minors in Political Science and Philosophy: Law & Justice. She currently works as a Foreign Affairs Legislative Correspondent in the Senate. Previously, Zantana was a Policy Fellow at Foreign Policy for America and the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe. She was a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program Scholar and earned a scholarship with the Boren Awards for International Study and Fellowship to Haifa and Amman. Zantana has studied, worked, and traveled throughout Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Her languages include Amharic, Tigrinya, and Arabic.
Up to $25,000 for U.S. undergraduates and up to $30,000 for graduates to study in Africa, Asia, Centr David L.
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05/30/2023
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05/22/2023
The Boren Scholarship deadline is now official! To all you undergrads and those graduating high school seniors who will be an undergrad this fall, the deadline will be JANUARY 31, 2024! The 2024/25 application will open this fall but save the date! You can click on the link in our bio to join the mailing list so you know exactly when the application goes live!
05/22/2023
The Boren Fellowship deadline is now official! If you are or will be a graduate student next year, the deadline to apply will be January 24, 2024. The application will open this fall but you can sign up for our newsletter if you click the link in our bio.
04/20/2023
Boren is happy to be exhibiting at the National Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages Conference!
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03/24/2023
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11/18/2022
Happy to finally get to University of Texas, El Paso! Thank you to both and for hosting us. Boren will be presenting at the Union room 313 at 10:00.
11/11/2022
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10/06/2022
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10/05/2022
Big thanks to who invited Boren Awards to talk to this week. Beautiful campus, energetic students. We 💜 LA!
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09/28/2022
Boren Awards is proud to be a part and you can find us at table 96, on the second floor of the ballroom.
09/23/2022
Had a fantastic visit to .edu and visiting the Office of Prestigious Awards and the office. Big shoutout to everyone at the who kept me very busy visiting classrooms and talking to over 100 students.
09/21/2022
Boren Awards is excited to be a part of the fair at today. We are in the grand ballroom in the Union. Find our table and say hi to our Boren Representative Michael. We are right next to and ! Great company to keep!
09/07/2022
Boren Seminar Week! Boren returnees are heading to Washington DC this week to officially start their federal job hunt. Good luck to everyone attending and come stop by the Boren Outreach booth and say hello!
08/21/2022
Colombia 🇨🇴- 71 languages are spoken in-country today—most of which belong to the Chibchan, Tucanoan, Bora–Witoto, Guajiboan, Arawakan, Cariban, Barbacoan, and Saliban language families. There are currently about 850,000 speakers of native languages. -Wikipedia
08/18/2022
Congrats to @ on your first Boren Award Recipient! 🎆💯Here's to our first Cougar awardee 🚨🥳
The Boren Awards program makes learning critical languages abroad more accessible for US students. Click the link in our bio to find out how YOU can become our next recipient.
08/17/2022
We are so excited to have hundreds of students throughout the country begin their Boren Awards application journey for the 2023-2024 academic cycle!
Here is a quick guide you through the process:
08/15/2022
🚨🚨Today is the day! 🚨🚨 Our application for the 2023-2024 cycle is LIVE. The Boren Awards Program offers life-changing opportunities for US students to learn languages abroad. Visit borenawards.org to get started 😉
08/14/2022
In 2022, Morocco was Boren's most popular location for Arabic and Amazaigh (Beber) language learning. It is also the sight of nine UNESCO🌍 world heritage sites!
Check out the link in our bio to learn more about how you can study abroad in Morocco next Fall 🤩
08/12/2022
Congratulations Rutgers University—Camden on your first Boren Awards recipient. We are so excited for RUCamden students to participate in our study abroad programs 🥳
08/11/2022
🖤Raise high the black and gold!💛
Congrats to the 10 University of Maryland students that received a Boren Award to learn a critical language abroad 😀 We also celebrate UMD being named a top performing institution of our 2022 award cycle. Great job!
08/10/2022
Studying abroad is a life-changing experience. We can't wait to share the opportunity to learn critical languages and cultures abroad with hundreds of US students. Our 2023-24 application opens in 5 days!
08/08/2022
Korean is rapidly growing in popularity around the world. With Boren, learning Korean abroad is more accessible for students across the US. 👀 Would you like to study in South Korea? Check out the link in our bio🥳
08/05/2022
We are very excited to welcome Central State University's first awardee to Team Boren. May this be the first of many. Congrats!
Interested in obtaining funding to study a critical language abroad? Check the link in our bio 😉
08/04/2022
Today is a 🎵lovely day🎆 to congratulate the The George Washington University on achieving Top Performing Institution status during the 2022 Boren Awards cycle. You rock! 💙💛
08/02/2022
Azerbaijan is our premiere destination to learn Turkish 💙❤️💚 From the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center to the Flame Towers, there is much to experience in this beautiful country. Learn more about our Turkish Flagship Language Initiative through the link in our bio 😀
07/31/2022
Our application opens in 15 days!!! Learn a critical language and begin your next adventure abroad with Boren.
07/29/2022
🎤Celebrate good times, c'mon!🎵
Congrats The University of Texas at Austin for being recognized as a Top performing institution during the 2022 Boren Awards cycle. You make us proud!
07/28/2022
Have you ever been to Brazil? The Boren Awards program can take you there! Brazil is our most popular destination for the study of Portuguese and one of our most visited countries in 2022. 💚💛💙
Te vemos lá!
07/26/2022
📣🚨 We are stocked to celebrate Stetson University for their first Boren Awards recipient! Congratulations, and here's to many more 🥳
Our 2023-2024 application for the Boren Awards program will open soon. Stay tuned to learn more!
07/25/2022
As we gear up for the next Boren Cycle, we want to highlight the institutions that played an instrumental role in supporting our 2022 Boren Awardees. Here's to American University for being named one of our top performing institutions. Congratulations!
07/24/2022
Happy Vesak!
Vesak is a traditional Buddhist holiday celebrating the birth, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha. Millions around the world honor him during what has become known as his birthday celebration. Vesak is celebrated in many countries around the world, including India, Vietnam, Nepal, Cambodia, Thailand, Taiwan, Japan, and Malaysia (all of which are popular Boren destinations).
Today is a special day to bring happiness and peace upon the life of others. Happy Buddha day!
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06/27/2022
Congratulations to Texas Woman's University for receiving their first Boren Awards Recipient! We are so happy to celebrate our first Pioneer awardee.
To learn more about how YOU can become our next Scholarship or Fellowship recipient; and receive up to $30,000 to study a critical language abroad, visit our website http://ow.ly/XU3U50JIjAW
06/23/2022
Feliz Inti Raymi! Inti Raymi, the second largest festivity of South America, marked the beginning of the Incan New Year and was an empire-wide celebration of the Sun god Quechua.
Nowadays, Andean people throughout South America continue to celebrate Inti Raymi as a way to commemorate Ancient Incans.
In 2022, 12.4% of Fellowship applicants and 4.8% of Scholarship applicants received awards to study in South/Latin America.
06/19/2022
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06/13/2022
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