Joanna Śliwa
It has been a few years since my Fellowship ended, but my immersion in Polish language, culture, and daily life has had a durable and meaningful effect on me as a person, educator, and scholar.
Betty Houchin Winfield
Our lives were indeed enriched by this Fulbright experience.
Melinda R. Pierson
When I arrived as a Fulbright Scholar, it was clear that progress had been made because of our involvement and that the door was open for me to assist in the development of innovative programs.
Zain Khalpey
The architecture that Fulbright has built creates a wonderful opportunity for collaboration.
Angela Brintlinger
Reviving my graduate school interest in and knowledge of Polish language was really fun and will prove useful in my career in future. I was able to confidently state that the whole city was my conversation partner, as I worked on my speaking and comprehension skills.
Patricia Radkowski
I cannot recommend Fulbright Poland highly enough. As cliché as it sounds, any extended experience abroad changes your life.
Tiffany Grobelski
I spent an unforgettable year in Warsaw on a U.S. Student Research Grant. The knowledge and experience I gained during that time continue to enrich all aspects of my life; I sometimes joke that Fulbright is the gift that has never stopped giving…
Mark Kozlowski
Living abroad for a year has been a very enlightening experience and is completely different from the experience obtained through tourism.
Stan L. Breckenridge
Being deeply moved by the number of students whose research interests centered on some aspect of American and more specifically African American culture, my fondness for Polish culture, and by my success as a lecturer and performer got me interested in extending my Fulbright Award through the 2013-2014 academic year.
Daniel Aaron – first U.S. Scholar to Poland
Prof. Daniel Aaron (1912 – 2016) was an American writer and academic affiliated with the Harvard University Department…