XVI American Forum
The 60th anniversary of the Fulbright Program in Poland played an important role during the XVI American Forum, which…
60 Years of the Fulbright Program in Poland: A Roundtable on its History, Achievements, and Future
Sixty years of the Fulbright Program’s existence in Poland is an opportunity to reflect on its role –…
Karolina Sanchewska
I've been stationed in Krakow for the duration of my grant researching mosses, and I love it here! Poland has so much to offer. There's beauty wherever you look.
Jacek Koziel
If you are still on the fence whether to apply or not, I would HIGHLY encourage you to apply. You will change lives over there, you will change your home institution, Fulbright will change you.
Haley Adams
It's worth coming to Poland because there is so much history and culture.
Jadwiga Giebułtowicz
It was very productive to work with my Polish colleagues at the University of Warsaw and we made many interesting discoveries.
Samuel Hasty
Part of what makes Fulbright so amazing is not just the lessons you learn, and the culture you're exposed to, but the relationships that you create that maintain, and endure, and last.
Michael Gilmor
I have learned a tremendous amount during my time here [Poland] not only about myself, but about the importance of communicating with others, even if your Polish is a little rough, like mine is, but the importance of learning and understanding about different cultures.
Sandra Hanson
Fulbright is a window into the world, and this world for me began in Kraków, Poland.
Briana Krewson
This year in Poland has taught me that I really enjoy teaching and communicating with populations, particularly one on one, so I want to take my international experience to the next level, and train to become a medical doctor in the United States, with the hope of one day being able to treat populations internationally.