Paula Williams Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1983-1991 Fellowship Topic: Human uses of forest resources in Sub-Saharan Africa Fellowship Area: based in Burkina Faso, Burundi, and Tanzania (Zanzibar); coordinated a series of case studies and organized an international bilingual workshop in Senegal on women and forestry; fellowship work and travel in numerous other African countries; participation in international meetings in Paris, Geneva, and
Kendal B. Price Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1981-1984 Fellowship Topic: South Africa and Bordering States Fellowship Area: South Africa Dress Codes Johannesburg; First Look Zimbabwe: Alive and Well South West Africa-Namibia: A Quick Look at a Troubled Land Bophuthatswana: A Black State or State of Mind? Angling in Soweto: The June 16th Memorial Middle Class Blues 24 Hours at a Homeland Hospital: Some
Bruce F. Hall Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1983 – 1985 Fellowship Area(s): Hungary, Romania, Germany, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Austria, Slovenia Untitled 1 (11/30/1983) Untitled 2 (12/28/1983) Food Retailing in Vienna Farmer Cooperatives in Slovenia The Role of Hungary’s Agriculture in Eastern Europe: An Overview of Production Mechanization of Agriculture in Romania What is a Farm in Hungary? A New Approach to Cattle Production
Bryn Barnard Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1981 – 1984 Fellowship Area(s): Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand, USA Hong Kong is Watching Art and Architecture in the Lion City Rites and Sprites Sketchbook I Solo Selective Breeding Art and Celebration But is it Authentic? Building a Culture Groping Pintu Gerbang Sketchbook II Get the Message? The Shape of Desire Stayin Alive Leftovers
Kimberley A. Conroy Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1978-1981 Fellowship Topic: Political, social and economic issues in Mexico and Central America Fellowship Area: Mexico, Nicaragua A Visit to San Juan Bosco Treatment of the Central American Migrant: Another Mexican Contradiction Whose Heroes? Lula: The Man the Authorities Most Fear The Catholic Church in Mexico: Opting for the Status Quo Guatemalan Refugees in Mexico Some
Joseph Battat Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1975-1978 Fellowship Topic: Science and Technology Policies for Development in the Peoples Republic of China Fellowship Area: China The Long March to China A China Trip China: Change & Continuity – Some Thoughts In China: A Time to Study In China: A Time to Work Management and Modernization: An Overview With the Masses Systems Engineering in
Bowden S. Quinn Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1980 – 1982 Fellowship Area(s): Senegal, Gambia, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Sierra Leone Africa Revisited The New Curriculum The Failing System Mean Streets Students in Command Obstacles to Education Ndanka, Ndanka Rural Education Politics and Education My Little Brother A Last Look at The Gambia Primary and Secondary Education in Senegal and The
Gary S. Hartshorn Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1978 – 1982 Fellowship Area(s): South America, Indonesia El Salvador: An Ecological Disaster Improved Utilization of Tropical Forests New Ecological Perspectives on the Management of Tropical Forests Untitled Travels in Bolivia Travels and Impressions of the Tropical Far East Are Tropical Forests Sources or Sinks of Carbon Dioxide? The Biological Model of Diversification in the
Camilla J. Wilson Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1980 – 1981 Fellowship Area(s): Cambodia, China, Bangladesh, Thailand, Philippines Manila: Barbed Wire and Bougainvillea When in Thailand, It’s Mai Pen Rai Are You a Dek or a Phoo Yai? Multi-National Missions: The Medium and the Message Riding The Rails: Bangkok to Butterworth Western Hospital — Cambodian Healer Refugee Medicine California-Style: Monks, Shamen and a
Erik R. Guyot Newsletters
Fellowship Years: 1987-1989 Fellowship Topic: The role of U.S. security assistance to the Philippines and Thailand. Fellowship Area: Philippines, Thailand Pre-election Impressions Mission of Mercy Helicopters and Promotions U.S. Military Bases Gringo Comes to Manila The Philippine Military Academy View From Zamboanga Isan Khieo–The Green Northeast Of Past “Liberated” Areas and the Path Toward Liberation Sibling Rivalry: The