The Fulbright Association offers a Fulbright Classroom Grant thanks to a gift from Rose-Mari Van Otterloo. This grant provides Fulbrighters with resources to participate in Fulbright in the Classroom beyond their geographic area, connecting to K-through-College classrooms nationwide that serve under-represented communities, specifically students of color, students at community colleges, and those in rural areas.
Like other FIC volunteers, Classroom Grantees will share their experience of visiting another country (or their home country if they are/were a visiting Fulbrighter), helping students appreciate international cultures and traditions. This is not a recruitment program for Fulbright, but it will raise the profile of the Program to encourage more diverse applicants in the future.
23 Fulbright Classroom Grantees will be chosen competitively to make digital presentations in the Fall of 2022. Each grantee will receive $750 to make at least three presentations to U.S. K-through-College classrooms in communities that are under-represented by the Fulbright Program.
NEW THIS YEAR: Thanks to a new donation, this year we are adding 6 Grants for Fulbright Artists. If you are an artist, we invite your application to do presentations to college-level art classes. Young artists generally do not know they can be Fulbrighters. You can be a model and give them the inspiration to apply.
See the application process below. Please note that you must be a member of the Fulbright Association to participate in FIC and to apply for this grant.
Application Deadline: June 15, 2022
Application Process – Applications due June 15, 2022
Learn here how to apply for the Fulbright Classroom Grant, funding members of the Fulbright Association to offer presentations in classrooms serving under-represented communities, specifically students of color, students at community colleges, and those in rural areas:
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