Eighteen Students from Florida State University Awarded Gilman Scholarships for International Study
Eighteen FSU students earn 2026 Gilman Scholarships to study abroad
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Eighteen students from Florida State University have been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad during the summer and academic year. This program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, supports students with financial need in gaining global experience and cultural awareness.
- 01The Gilman Scholarship enables undergraduate students with high financial need to study or intern abroad.
- 02Chelsea James will study in London, focusing on social science education, while Lana Abboud will enhance her international affairs skills in Paris.
- 03Niki Navarro Gutierrez aims to improve her filmmaking skills in Italy, and Giselle Martinez will participate in biology courses in London.
- 04Zorianna Starks is set to explore public health systems in London and Amsterdam, supported by additional funding from the Global Scholars Program.
- 05The scholarship recipients will study in various countries, including Spain, France, and Brazil, covering diverse fields such as economics, public health, and environmental studies.
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Eighteen students from Florida State University (FSU) have received the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for the 2026 academic year, allowing them to study abroad in various countries. This scholarship, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, is designed for undergraduate students with significant financial need, enabling them to gain international experience and cultural understanding. Notable recipients include Chelsea James, who will study social science education in London, and Lana Abboud, who will enhance her international affairs expertise in Paris through an Intensive French program. Other students, such as Niki Navarro Gutierrez, will focus on digital media production in Italy, while Giselle Martinez will participate in a biology program in London. Zorianna Starks will study public health systems in both London and Amsterdam, supported by the Global Scholars Program. The diverse fields of study among the recipients range from economics and public health to environmental sciences, reflecting the program's commitment to fostering global citizenship and cultural awareness among students.
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The Gilman Scholarship enables FSU students to gain valuable international experience, enhancing their educational and career prospects.
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