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The history and German studies double major will spend nine months working as an English teaching assistant at two secondary schools in Völkermarkt, Austria.

The 2020 graduate will use the Nexial Prize to explore the relationship between policy and waterways.

During the fellowhip in Germany, Griffin will take language classes, participate in an internship, and live with a host family.

The Botanical Society of America recognizes only 25 graduating seniors pursuing research in the plant sciences.

Harris' interest in Guatemala began at 15 years old, when she lived and worked in the country.

English will intern in the field of economic development and take intensive German classes.

The Hispanic studies and history double major will use the opportunity to continue developing her abilities as an English teacher and Spanish language learner.

The Hispanic studies major will teach English and work in community education.

While abroad, she hopes to learn about Bulgarian language, culture, and landscapes, along with developing her teaching skills.

The summer stipend will support the first-ever book on groundbreaking Māori filmmaker Merata Mita.