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College of Education Professor Receives Fulbright Global Scholar Award to Study Group Counseling in Italy and Taiwan
Dennis Kivlighan, professor at the University of Maryland College of Education, will study how attitudes toward group counseling vary across the globe and whether group therapy models can be translated across different cultures. The team will also examine how group composition and cohesion influence group therapy’s effectiveness and what characteristics make for stronger, more efficient results.
Fearless Fulbrights: Dr. Buse Gonul
Dr. Buse Gonul, visiting Fulbright scholar from Türkiye (Turkey), shares her work as a developmental science scholar, exploring young adults’ perceptions about peers with different social class backgrounds.
Preserving Scholarship Under Siege: UMD Welcomes Two Ukrainian Scholars Through Big Ten Program
COLLEGE PARK, Md., Dec. 3, 2024 — The University of Maryland has awarded nonresidential fellowships to two distinguished Ukrainian scholars, through the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) Nonresidential Scholars Program, supporting critical research projects focused on “Preservation and Restoration” in the context of Ukraine's ongoing conflict with Russia.
Maryland Global Celebrates a Decade of Global Classrooms: Stacy Kosko's Legacy
Stacy Kosko shares her story as a founding faculty member of Maryland Global’s Global Classrooms program.
FIRE Researchers Champion Minority Language Preservation
Ashley Chau ‘25, lead Peer Research Mentor in First Year Innovation and Research Experience (FIRE) shares her research work to preserve local dialects of the Chinese language, which are rapidly becoming extinct.
Fulbright Scholars Tackle Corporate Crimes, Refugee Education, Group Counseling Breakthroughs and the Transnational Pro-Life Movement
Past and present Fulbright scholars share their work visiting UMD, going abroad.
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