Adjuncts Snag Five Percent of Fulbrights

by P.D. Lesko

IN 1999-2000 ADJUNCT faculty won 42 or just over five percent of the 800 Fulbright Foreign
Scholarships available. In 1998-1999, adjunct faculty were awarded slightly less than six
percent of the available Fulbright Foreign Scholarships. A list of this year’s winners follows:

• Margot F. Badran, visiting scholar and visiting professor of history and gender studies, U. of Chicago: Yemen
• Mayrene E. Bentley, visiting assistant professor of linguistics and languages, Michigan State U.: Tanzania
• Rebekah A. Bloyd, adjunct professor of English, U. of San Francisco: Czech RepublicJeffrey G. DeShell, visiting assistant professor of English, Allegheny College (Pa.): Hungary
• Leslie A. Burton, lecturer in law, Golden Gate U.: Czech Republic
• Erin Leigh Crawley, adjunct lecturer in modern and classical languages, Saint Louis U.: Germany
• Denise Keyes Filios, lecturer in the department of Spanish and Portuguese, U. of Iowa: Tunisia
• Jerome E. Frisk, lecturer in American studies, U. of California at Santa Cruz: Germany
• Kristina M. Gray, adjunct faculty member in the humanities department, Northern Virginia Community College at Alexandria: Ukraine
• M.A. Greenstein, lecturer in liberal arts and graduate studies, Art Center College of Design: Taiwan
• Sibyl V. James, adjunct faculty member in the Humanities Division, Highline Community College: Ivory Coast
• Kyra O. Janssen, adjunct faculty member in English as a second language, Santa Rosa Junior College: Ukraine
• Armond T. Joyce, adjunct associate professor of geography, U. of New Orleans: Costa Rica
• Polly Welts Kaufman, adjunct professor of history, U. of Southern Maine: Norway
• Alice H. Kinman, visiting assistant professor of English and philosophy, State U. of West Georgia: Poland
• Kathryn W. Koop, instructor in English language studies, New School U.: Kazakhstan
• Clifford H. Korman, adjunct professor of music, City College of City U. of New York: Brazil
• Alexia M. Kosmider, adjunct faculty member in humanities, Roger Williams U.: Poland
• Elizabeth M. Krekeler, adjunct professor of English, St. Louis Community College at Meramec: Syria
• Leslie A. Burton, lecturer in law, Golden Gate U.: Czech Republic
• Mark R. Lewandowski, instructor in the department of English, U. of Southwestern Louisiana: Lithuania
• Joseph Lubben, visiting assistant professor of music theory, Oberlin College: Venezuela
• Maria Guadalupe Martinez, lecturer in mathematics, U. of California at San Diego: Germany
• Moorad Mooradian, affiliate faculty member in the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason U.: Armenia
• Thomas E. Murphy, visiting professor of business, Miami U. (Ohio): Jordan
• Thandekile Ruth Mason Mvusi, adjunct professor in the department of African diaspora and the world, Spelman College: Swaziland
• James A. Nathan, visiting scholar in political science, Auburn U. at Montgomery: China
• William J. Peters Jr., adjunct assistant professor of biology, Grand Valley State U.: Vietnam
• Katherine R. Roberts, instructor of English as a second language, U. of Southwestern Louisiana: Morocco
• Eugenia J. Robinson, adjunct assistant professor of sociology anthropology and criminal justice, Montgomery College at Rockville: Guatemala
• Kathryn E. Sampeck, instructor in anthropology, Tulane U.: El Salvador
• Michael Scheiner, instructor in the department of glass, Rhode Island School of Design: Colombia
• Elisabeth A. Sheffield, visiting assistant professor of English, Allegheny College (Pa.): Germany
• Jane P. Splawn, fellow in the department of English, theater, and communication, Beaver College: Germany
• Steven M. Stralser, adjunct instructor of marketing, U. of Arizona: Hungary
• Virgil B. Strohmeyer Jr., instructor of English, American U. of Armenia: Armenia
• Robert J. Sullivan, visiting assistant professor of English modern culture and media, Brown U.: Croatia
• Sara M. Tipton, lecturer in the English Language Institute, Wayne State U.: Slovak Republic
• Andrew Valls, assistant professor of political science, Morehouse College: Estonia
• John S. Verlenden, instructor in the department of English, U. of New Orleans: Jordan
• Andrew Valls, assistant professor of political science, Morehouse College: Estonia
• Ronaele R. Whittington, lecturer in family resources, U. of Hawaii at Manoa: Kyrgyzstan
• Nicholas Stefan Witschi, instructor in the department of English, U. of Oregon: Germany.