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The War in Ukraine and How You Can Help: Stories of Support and Sponsorship With Tim Meloni
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Women in Journalism
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Wildlife and Night Sky of Namibia
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Ukraine Today, Taiwan Tomorrow: The Making of a New Sino-Russian World Order? by Dr. Patrick Mendis
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New Jersey Fulbright Association Scholarship
The New Jersey Fulbright Association Scholarship provides an annual $1000 scholarship for an outstanding Undergraduate or Graduate student who has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship. The Fulbright scholarship can be awarded to either a US student studying abroad or...
Recent Events
The New Jersey Chapter’s board responded to the severe limitation imposed by the pandemic on in-person activities by turning to virtual outreach. Through a series of webinars, we explored topics of broad interest. Several speakers included trustees: Trustees, 2022:...
Website restored
We apologize for the outage, but as you can see, we are back, though not fully restored. We have begun to implement better localized maintenance rather than depending on Fulbright. This includes managing backups, security, and anti-spam. Hopefully we will do better...
Save the date of June 24, a fundraiser for Fulbright-NJ Chapter, with Daniel J. Watts
Registering: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-jersey-webinar-country-boy-with-daniel-j-watts-tickets-157864816917, donations only You are invited to come watch the COUNTRY BOY with Daniel J. Watts, 2020 Tony Award Nominee for his role as Ike Turner in the Broadway...
Fulbright-NJ Lecture Series
The New Jersey Chapter of the Fulbright Association is pleased to present a lecture "Nothing About Us Without Us" by Paul Aronsohn, who will address the challenges facing New Jersey's disability community, spanning issues that arise from childhood to adulthood. The...
Dr. John Donnellan Presents at The Fulbright Conference
Dr. John Donnellan’s Table Discussion
NJ Fulbright Chapter member Dr. Donnellan hosted a table talk discussion at the 2025 Fulbright Conference titled, “Extending the Fulbright Impact: Post-Award Collaboration and Virtual Internationalization using Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL).”
The session engaged Fulbright alumni from around the world in a dynamic discussion on how to integrate the COIL method into their teaching and research to strengthen global collaboration. NJ Fulbright Chapter President Dr. Joyce Richardson was also in attendance at this table talk.
FULBRIGHT Association NEW JERSEY CHAPTER invites you to an afternoon of fun, food and & cultural discussion
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Jenny Jump State Forest Shelter #8
330 State Park Rd. Hope, NJ 07844
Date: August 17 Time: 3-5 pm
Jenny Jump State Park is home to the Greenwood Observatory, where the United Astronomy Clubs of NJ provide a weekly Saturday night astronomy presentation with observing session. You are welcome to remain at the park and participate in the program. For more information:
http:/www.uacnj.org/pubprograms.php
To register, and for more information and an introduction to Matariki, contact:
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An Invitation to Speak to the Stars
Join us for a guided introduction to the work of New Zealand Fulbright alumnus Dr. Rangi Matamua, followed by discussion, socializing and festive food sharing. Refreshments will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorite dish to share. The gathering will be held rain or shine in Shelter #8 at beautiful Jenny Jump State Park.
NJ Fulbrighter Lissette “Ciclón” Olivares, an artist and linguist who will lead the discussion, explains:
Dr. Matamua’s research is based on the revitalization and regeneration of Maori astronomy. For the past 20 years, he has made a detailed search of all remaining Maori astronomical literature, entailing a Maon language-based exploration of songs, chants prayers, phrases, and proverbs that reference astronomy. This has resulted in a rediscovery of precious manuscripts and a series of interviews with Maori language and cultural experts who know traditional aspects of Maori astronomy.
In preparation for this gathering, visit https:// www.facebook.com/groups/njfulbrightassociation and download the PDF “Matariki, The Star of the Year” by Dr. Rangi Matamua.