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EuroScholars, a unique study abroad program in which advanced students from the United States and Canada conduct research at high caliber European institutions while taking language and culture classes, has announced students who are receiving its spring 2012 scholarships.
The scholarship recipients are:
Anne Patterson, Iowa State University, Leiden University, Biology, Institutional Award.
Catherine Lewis, Clark University, Université Genève, Psychology, Institutional Award.
Makoto Miller-Tsutsui, University of Minnesota, Leiden University, Psychology, Institutional Award.
Caroline Johnson, Clark University, Università degli Studi di Milano, Biology, EuroScholars Award.
Nathan Wright, University of Minnesota, K.U. Leuven University, Psychology, EuroScholars Award.
David Saenz, University of Florida, Université Genève, Biology, Institutional Award.
In other EuroScholars news, the EuroScholars 2012 meeting will be at 9 a.m. on May 31 during the NAFSA 2012 Conference & Expo in Houston, Texas.
PrintScholarships ranging from several hundred dollars to full-semester tuition are offered by 28 partner universities of GlobaLinks Learning Abroad in Australia, New Zealand and Europe.
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