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Current Grantees
American Citizens
FULBRIGHT U.S.
STUDENT PROGRAM
2005 -2006
James D. Bowen,
Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science and Latin American Studies,
University of Wisconsin-Madison. Research: “Indigenous Movements and
Elites in Democratic Ecuador.” Affiliation: Facultad Latinoamericana
de Ciencias Sociales FLACSO.
Nancy H. Castillo, BA in Political Studies and Economics, Pitzer
College. Research: “Indigenous Ecuadorian Women and Economic
Development.” Affiliation: Universidad San Francisco de Quito - Pitzer
Program.
Victoria M. Eaton, BA in Spanish, International Studies and Peace
and Conflict, Pacific University. Research: “The Cultural Construction
of Hansen’s Disease in Guayaquil, Ecuador." Affiliation: Fundación
Padre Damián.
David E. Gilbert, BA in Biology, Claremont-McKenna
College. Research: “The Social and Biological Impacts of the Primate
Bushmeat Trade in Ecuador.” Affiliation: Universidad San Francisco de
Quito, Tiputini Biodiversity Station.
Cassie Iutzi-Mitchell, BA in Language, emphasis in
Spanish, University of Alaska, Anchorage.
Linguistic and Cultural Barriers for Patients and Providers."
Affiliation: Sustainable Development Services.
Lara H. Janson, BA English, Gender and Women’s Studies, Grinnell
College. Research: "Theory and Praxis of Interculturalism."
Affiliation: Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar
Ashleigh D. Klingman, BA in Environmental Policy and
Spanish, University of Kansas. Research: “Galapagos, Gap Analysis for
Sustainability and Compromise." Affiliation: Universidad San Francisco
de Quito, GAIAS
Gina C. Michaels, Ph.D. candidate, Archaeology, Simon Fraser
University.
Reseach: “Colonial Masculinities, A Mercedarian
Experience in Riobamba, Ecuador.” Affiliation: Instituto Nacional de
Patrimonio Cultural del Ecuador.
Katherine Schlaefer,
MPH Health and Social Behavior, University of California, Berkeley.
Research: “Uncovering a Crisis: Sex and Substance Abuse amongst Street
Young in Ecuador." Affiliation: Fundación Laval – Dorion.
Stephanie A. Sherman, BA Hispanic Studies, Vassar
College. Project: "Dancing Accross the Equator." Afiiliation:
Compañía Nacional de Danza and Frente de Danza Independiente.
2005 - 2006
(Renewal)
Joanna M.
Levitt,
BA, Human Biology and Latin American Studies, Stanford University.
Research: “Prior Informed Consent": A pre-requisite for Sustainable
Development.” Affiliation: CIEL (Center for International
Environmental Law).
FULBRIGHT U.S.
SCHOLAR PROGRAM
2005 - 2006
Rudi Josef Colloredo-Mansfeld, Ph.D. in Anthropology. Associate Professor at the
University of Iowa.
Research: “Culture and Economy: Ecuadorian Cultural Commons as a Basis
of Economic Growth.”
Affiliation: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales.
Patricia Marie Gallagher, Ph.D., Theatre ad Drama.
Assistant Professor at
the University of California, Santa Cruz. Research: “Dentro y Fuera:
Embodied Poetics and Politics in Contemporary Quito Performance.”
Affiliation: Universidad Central del Ecuador and Malayerba.
Susan Verdi Webster, Ph.D. Art History. Associate Professor at
the University of St. Thomas. Research: “Building
Colonial Quito: Architects, Patrons, and the Profession, 1650 – 1750.”
Affiliation: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador.
John Michael McComack, J.D., Law, Adjunct Faculty at the
University of Oregon. Course: “Patents
and International Intellectual Property.”
Affiliation: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador.
John Edward Staller, Ph.D. Anthropology. Research Associate,
Field Museum of Natural History. Research: “The
Origins of Monumental Architecture in Coastal Ecuador: Valdivia Mound
Construction and Pre-Hispanic Occupation at San Lorenzo del Mate, Guayas
Province, Ecuador.”
Affiliation: .Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador.
FULBRIGHT-SENIOR SPECIALIST PROGRAM
Nancy Allan,
M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, Professor. General
Studies Department, Howard College, and Educational Consultant in
Educational Technology. Field: Educational and Instructional
Technology. Program design, course design and curriculum design,
identification and evaluation in educational technology at Universidad
Casa Grande, 2005.
Lucy Michelle Candib, MD., Family Physician Faculty, University
of Massachusetts Medical Center-Worcester. Field: Public/Global Health. Curricular Research
Assessment, Workshops and Consultations in Family Medicine at the
Universidad Nacional de Loja, 2005.
Amy Lind, Ph.D., City and Regional Planning, Assistant Professor,
University of
Virginia. Field: Development and Urban Studies. Four week course on
gender and the state, and collaboration on program development
initiatives within the Gender Studies Program at FLACSO – Ecuador, 2006.
FULBRIGHT-HAYS
GRANTEES
Gregory W.
Knapp,
Ph.D., Geography, Professor at the University of Texas, Austin.
Fulbright Hays Research Abroad Program 2005 - 2006. Research: "Water
Management, Livelihoods, and Landscapes in the Andres: the Case of the
Quito Hinterland.”
Lisa C. Naughton, Ph.D. Wildlife Ecology, Associate
Professor at the
University of
Wisconsin.
Fulbright Hays Research Abroad Program 2005 - 2006. Research:
"Decentralizing Environmental Governance: The Ecuadorian Experience
with Protected Areas."
Ecuadorian
Citizens
FULBRIGHT
FOREIGN STUDENT PROGRAM
2005 - 2006
Erika Lorena Arteaga Cruz, MPH candidate, Global Health,
University of South
Florida.
Ligia Margarita Brandt Sánchez, Ph.D. candidate, Marine
Biology and Oceanography,
Brown
University.
Juan Manuel Cevallos Cevallos, MS candidate, Food Science,
University of Florida.
David Andres Falconí Narvaez, MPA candidate, Public
Administration, Columbia University.
Carla Marcela Hermida Palacios, MS candidate, Architecture,
Project Management, University of Kansas
Julio César Hidalgo Sánchez, MS candidate, Industrial
Engineering, Texas A&M University.
César Octavio León Pólit, MS candidate, Civil and Environmental
Engineering,
North Carolina
State University.
Jose Rolando Marín Jarrín, MS candidate, Marine Biology,
University of Oregon.
Luis David Meneses Macchiavelo, MS candidate, Computer Science
and Networks,
Texas
A&M
University.
Maria del Socorro Moreno Parra, MA candidate, Anthropology,
University of Kentucky.
Diego Ricardo Padrón Lafebre, MBA candidate, E Business,
Rochester Institute of Technology.
Alvaro Stalin Proaño Rodríguez, MS candidate, Agriculture, Texas
A&M University.
Carlos Alberto Riofrío Almeida, MS candidate, Quantum
Physics, University of New Mexico.
Juan Pablo Vicuña Reyes, MS candidate, Environmental Engineering,
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
2005 - 2006
(Renewals)
Juan Sebastián Albuja Bayas, MA candidate, Law, Politics and Society,
Northeastern
University.
Verónica Isabel Andino Maldonado, MPA candidate, Public
Management of Non Profits, Maxwell School of Government, Syracuse
University.
Cristian Paúl Mogrovejo Cárdenas, MA candidate, Industrial
Design, Rochester Institute of Technology.
Santiago Alejandro Morillo Salazar, MS candidate, Applied
Biosciences, University of Arizona.
Raúl Andrés Naranjo Anda, MS candidate, Electrical Engineering,
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
Andrés Oleas Mogollón, MS candidate, Petroleum Engineering,
University of Texas at Austin.
Juan Pablo Moreno Loor, MS candidate, Finance, George Washington
University.
Cecilia Lorena Paredes Saltos, MS candidate, Agricultural and
Applied Economics,
Purdue
University.
Patricia Azucena Ricle Mayorga, MA candidate, Human
Communication, Georgia State University.
Pablo José Robalino Orellana, MS candidate, Civil Engineering,
North Carolina State University.
Juan Francisco Rumbea Pavisic, MBA candidate, Stern School of
Business, New York University.
Daniela Salazar Marín, LLM candidate, Conflict Resolution,
Columbia University.
Roberto Mauricio Silva Legarda, LLM candidate, Tax Law, Boston
University.
Juan Pablo Torres Costales, MS candidate, Electrical Engineering,
Ohio State University.
Alfredo Guillermo Valarezo Garcés, MS candidate, Engineering and
Material Science, State University of New York, Stony Brook.
iFULBRIGHT
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
2005 - 2006
Ana María Calle Calle
(Universidad de Cuenca), MA. candidate, Teaching English as a Second
Language, Ohio University.
Maria Isabel Calle Medina (Universidad del Azuay), MS candidate,
Landscape Architecture, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Nadia Verónica Jaramillo Chérrez (Universidad Técnica de Ambato),
MA candidate, eaching English as a Second Language, Iowa State
University.
Mauricio Franklin Saavedra Capelo (American Junior College), MED
candidate, Higher Education, University of Kansas
Fernando Javier Sánchez Izquierdo (Universidad San Francisco de
Quito), MS candidate, Computer and Information Systems Security, Florida
State University.
Omar
Enrique Serrano Cueva
(Universidad de Especialidades Espíritu Santo), MA candidate, Science,
Technology and Security, George Washington University.
Carlos Arturo Yépez Zabala (Universidad san Francisco de Quito),
MFA candidate, Visual and Performing Arts, Florida State University.
2005 -
2006 (Renewals)
María Luisa Granda Kuffó
(ESPOL), Ph.D. candidate, Economics, Texas A&M University.
Jorge Luis Santamaría Carrera (Universidad Central del Ecuador),
MS candidate, Civil Engineering, Arizona State University.
Lizandro Damián Solano Quinde (Universidad de Cuenca), MS
candidate, Electrical Engineering and Computing, Iowa State University.
Santiago Miguel Ulloa Cortázar (UTE-Santo Domingo), MS candidate,
Agronomy, Iowa State University
María Fernanda Villacís Barrazueta (Universidad Técnica de
Ambato), MS candidate, Food Science and Nutrition, Ohio State University.
Enrique
Vinicio Villacís Tapia
(PUCE), MA candidate, Arts Administration, Drexel University.
FULBRIGHT-OAS
ECOLOGY INITIATIVE
2005 - 2006
Miguel Ignacio Uyaguari Díaz, MS candidate, Aquaculture Engineering Biology,
South Carolina State
University.
FULBRIGHT
VISITING SCHOLAR
2005 - 2006
Pablo Roberto Andrade Andrade, Ph.D.
Professor,
Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar.
Research:
“(Re)creating Liberal Democracy in the Periphery: Neoliberalism and
Institutional Political Change.” Affiliation: Center for Social Theory
and Comparative History, University of California, Los Angeles.
HUBERT H.
HUMPHREY FELLOWS
2005 -2006
Marcia
Elizabeth
Siguenza Crespo,
Personal Development Facilitator. Special Program for Human Resource
Management, Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs, University of
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