As a Fulbright Scholar, Kristina Hodelin-ter Wal
'11, Sociology and Anthropology, is a doctoral
candidate in History at Radboud University in the
Netherlands. In 2011 her Fulbright award took her to
a rural village in Malaysia where she taught English
to Tamil youngsters. She holds a master's degree in
History from a joint Columbia University-London
School of Economics program focusing upon Tamil
communities of Malaysia.
Hyunju (Grace) Jung '09, English, is pursuing a PhD
at the University of California, Los Angeles in Cinema
and Media Studies. Jung used her 2009 Fulbright
scholarship to conduct research in Seoul, South Korea
on modern Korean literature during the Japanese
occupation. She is the author of the novel, Deli Ideology
and translator of e Abject by Yi Chōng-jun, an
important figure in postwar South Korean literature.
La Reina Lawrence '14, Art History and Art, lives
in Madrid, Spain where she works with primary
school children in the areas of special education and
displacement. Her 2014 Fulbright award took her
to Madrid where she taught English to children in
underserved communities. She recently completed
a graduate degree in Bilingual and Multicultural
Education at the Universidad de Alcalá in Madrid.
Dyson's Fulbright
Winner
Here's what three former Pace
Fulbright scholars are up to now…
Matthew Mainzer '17, a double major
in Economics and Political Science,
received a Fulbright Award for an
English Teaching Assistantship. He will
teach at the International University of Novi Pazar in Serbia. A Marine
Corps veteran, Mainzer will attend John Hopkins University's School
of Advanced International Studies aer completing his Fulbright, and
plans on a career as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer.
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